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Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 10:53:27 -0800
From: Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Setting up Mozilla products (need some REXX please)

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Ray Davison wrote:
>
> Peter Skye wrote:
> > . . . a MozillaAuditByRay .cmd or .exe that checks
> > and sees if everything is where you suggest it be,
> > and then makes suggestions about what to change.
>
> Sounds great. Do you need any help doing that.

Sure. What is the Rexx code to list all the Environment variables and their values?

/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------79v
/ The MozillaAuditByRay command file makes suggestions for changing your
/ Mozilla installation.
/ Development history:
/ 2007-12[dec]-06 created by Ray Davison and Peter Skye
/ 2007-##[mmm]-## tests successful
/-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* Enumerate all the Environment names and values into EnvName.* and
/ EnvValue.* */
...
CODE GOES HERE

WHEN THE ENVIRONMENT STUFF IS DONE, HERE IS THE REST OF THE LIST:
/* Check the environment for all *MOZ* variable names and see if the
/ ones that show up meet the Ray criteria. */
/* Check BOOT:\OS2\DLL\ for the necessary DLLs, make sure they are
/ current, and then check all appropriate drives to see if there are any
/ duplicately-named DLLs anywhere else. DLLs in the current path and
/ in any MOZ file trees should also be checked since they are also
/ candidates for execution when a DLL is requested (Skye thinks the
/ loader first checks the current directory and then the DLL path (PATHLIB). */
/* Check the PATH environment variable and see if any of the specified
/ paths contain Mozilla executables, and if so are there any anomalies. */
/* Check the OS2*.INI files for any entries which Mozilla puts there (probably
/ a quick check for MOZ in the values is all that is necessary). */
/* Check for Mozilla objects and report on what is found (these may be
/ stored in the OS2*.INI files somewhere). */
/* Do additional checks for the other Ray items, such as
/ Bookmarks, Address Books, Passwords, plus things like Cookies. */

- Peter

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