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| paf at dei.isep.ipp.pt |
 Posted: Tue Mar 09, 1999 10:04 am |
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I need to install erlang in a NT/95 network so I installed Erlang on a
shared directory on the server, and would like to change the registry
and the path of the client machines, instead of installing Erlang in all
of them. Is that possible ? What is needed so that Erlang can run ?
Thanks for a very nice language.
Paulo Ferreira
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| mattias at erix.ericsson. |
| Posted: Tue Mar 09, 1999 11:29 am |
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Paulo Ferreira wrote:
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> I need to install erlang in a NT/95 network so I installed Erlang on a
> shared directory on the server, and would like to change the registry
> and the path of the client machines, instead of installing Erlang in all
> of them. Is that possible ? What is needed so that Erlang can run ?
Hi
First, you'll probably have to mount the network directory to a drive
letter, and not use Windows network paths (\Hostshare style), as the
code_server cannot handle Windows network paths (actually it's the
'filename' module's fault, perhaps you'll be able to fix it).
When it comes to the registry, you'll need atleast 4 keys in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREEricssonErlang$VERSION subkey:
Rootdir - $ERL_ROOT
Bindir - $ERL_ROOT/erts-xxx/bin
Emulator - "jam"
Progname - "erl"
That should do it.
-- Mattias
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