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How to change the teamcity data directory with a WAR installation?
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I'm moving a teamcity build server from a failing machine to a new one. I'm installing onto a Centos 5 machine with tomcat 6.
I have successfully installed everything, however there is one last sticking point: The data directory is defaulting to a location I don't want.
The documention doesn't seem to cover where to configure things when you've installed via a WAR file. I would strongly prefer to make my changes in the teamcity app itself and keep things as de-coupled as possible, rather than to have to make special changes to tomcat.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
I have successfully installed everything, however there is one last sticking point: The data directory is defaulting to a location I don't want.
The documention doesn't seem to cover where to configure things when you've installed via a WAR file. I would strongly prefer to make my changes in the teamcity app itself and keep things as de-coupled as possible, rather than to have to make special changes to tomcat.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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