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I'm guessing this will also help with hardcoded paths for config files and so on.

• mwilliamson 13y ago
  Yes, so long as the hard-coded path for the the config file is within the output directory, the program will find the right config file for that particular installation. You still won't be able to put the config file in an arbitrary location, but at least you can have isolated instances of the program with isolated config files.
  • justincormack 13y ago
    You could bind mount new copies of config files in other locations, but you have to know where they are...