[ome-users] OMERO4__0.sql created in the wrong place

[Mario Valle]

josh.moore at gmx.de wrote:
> Hi Mario,
> 
> You're right: using the current directory is probably the best option,
> but it's also important to realize that OMERO_HOME will be respected
> for other operations: bin/omero finds it's installation either by
> OMERO_HOME or if that's not set, by following all symlinks until it
> finds a physical directory. If that sounds faulty to you, let us know.
> 
No problem, I understand. Simply the effect was unexpected.
So maybe it is better to document its usage in the installation guide.

Till now I have the following environment variables defined:

# Needed for building OmeroCpp to find slice2cpp
PATH=/Users/mvalle/Ice-3.3.0/cpp/bin:${PATH}

# Needed for OmeroCpp building and for OMERO server run
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/Users/mvalle/Ice-3.3.0/cpp/lib:${DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH}

# Needed for OMERO server run and OmeroCpp building
PYTHONPATH=/Users/mvalle/Ice-3.3.0/py/python:/omero-4.0.1/dist/lib/python

# Needed for OmeroCpp building
ICE_HOME=/Users/mvalle/Ice-3.3.0

# I don't remember who needs it
OMERO_HOME=/omero-4.0.1

Ciao!
	mario


> Cheers,
> ~Josh
> 
> Mario Valle writes:
>  > $ cd /omero-4.0.1/dist
>  > $ bin/omero db script
>  > Please enter omero.db.version [OMERO4]:
>  > Please enter omero.db.patch [0]:
>  > Please enter password for new OMERO root user:
>  > Please re-enter password for new OMERO root user:
>  > Saving to /omero-4.0/dist/OMERO4__0.sql
>  > $
>  > 
>  > Seems this script obey the OMERO_HOME environment variable (I
>  > erroneously left pointing to the old directory) or has the 4.0
>  > directory hardcoded.
>  > 
>  > I think it is better to remove the use of OMERO_HOME and use the
>  > current directory for creating the sql file.
>  > 
>  > Ciao!
>  > 	mario
>  
> 

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