Re: Another VSoup question

From: Counselor (counselor@geocities.com)
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 21:31:55 -0800

In a previous message, I had asked:
>First, what is the -h command line option for and when is it needed?

Rich kindly responded with:
>It's for setting your HOME directory, and it tells VSoup where to
find
>its configuration files.

What configuration files? I don't have any. None were included in
the archive when I downloaded VSoup, nor was there any readme or other
documentation describing any such files.

>I use the HOME environment variable myself.

Is this the same HOME environment variable that is set for yarn?

What does VSoup use this directory for? Is this where it will look
for the newsrc file?

Will the command line option override the environment variable?

Thanks for your response and assistance.

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