bcfg2-repo-validate doesn't work when built from source on openSUSE

[m4z <[email protected]…>]

On openSUSE (11.3), the default location for the bcfg files when installed from source via "python setup.py install" (without explicitly specifying a prefix) is /usr/local/..., which seems to break bcfg2-repo-validate:

chaos:~ # bcfg2-repo-validate 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/bin/bcfg2-repo-validate", line 26, in <module>
    os.chdir(schemadir)
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/usr/share/bcfg2/schemas'
chaos:~ # grep schema bcfg2-files.log 
/usr/local/share/bcfg2/schemas/decisions.xsd
[...]

[fabaff]

I committed a quick-and-dirty hack to catch your path. Can you please test it? On Fedora based system this issue doesn't occur.

Changeset [3aed1086233473a5262a58bb6d87c8127a076e58] (SVN r6017) contains the new code.

[solj]

You can fix this with the current code by setting a prefix in the [server] section of bcfg2.conf:

[server]
prefix=/usr/local

[m4z <…>]

Thanks to both of you for the quick replies, using the config option works fine.