Use effective location of node as execPath.

Do the `which`-style execp lookup for something matching argv[0] if it's
not absolute, and then use THAT as the effective execPath instead of the
*actual* execPath.

This should provide some ways to work around odd situations that arise
when node is installed with other package managers, particularly
Homebrew.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/cli.js b/cli.js
index 7eb3b34ea..849daba94 100755
--- a/cli.js
+++ b/cli.js
@@ -4,15 +4,6 @@ var log = require("./lib/utils/log")
 log.waitForConfig()
 log.info("ok", "it worked if it ends with")
 
-if (__filename.match(/Cellar\/npm\/[^\/]+\/libexec\/cli.js$/)
-    ||process.execPath.match(/Cellar\/node\/[^\/]+\/bin\/node$/)) {
-  log.warn("This program is not compatible with Homebrew."
-          +"\n   brew rm npm ; brew rm node"
-          +"\nThen use one of the techniques in this gist instead:"
-          +"\nhttps://gist.github.com/579814", "brew incompatible")
-}
-
-
 var fs = require("./lib/utils/graceful-fs")
   , path = require("path")
   , sys = require("./lib/utils/sys")