Re: [nv-l] submap oddity?

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Subject:	Re: [nv-l] submap oddity?
From:	Paul <pstroud@bellsouth.net>
Date:	Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:21:38 -0400
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The location.conf only works on the default map. You could
copy your map to a new name and then open a new default
map to get the location.conf to work on a new map.

Paul


Mike wrote:

I have a /usr/OV/conf/location.conf and this files does categorize
the nodes that are displayed in the default/root map. I create
another man called 'All' that I intend to make the default for the
web clients. However, before I can make any changes at all I'm
looking for a Site called 'World'. This site does appear in the
first map, but not in the new map 'All'.

Is there something I need to do for the location.conf to be active
for map 'All'?

Mike

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