Remove references to suseconfig in profiles and mkinfodir

There are still references to suseconfig in the profiles (/etc/profiles.d/). Three variables seem to be obsolete: CWD_IN_ROOT_PATH, CWD_IN_USER_PATH and SCANNER_TYPE. They are not present in the configuration files read by the profiles, they were probably in suseconfig.

mkinfodir also mentions suseconfig.

Let's clean that.
On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 03:51:11AM -0800, Ludwig Nussel wrote:
> > @@ -30,22 +28,9 @@ foreach line ( "`/bin/grep -vh '^#' $sysconf`" )
> >      set arr=( $val )
> >      eval set val="${arr[2-]}"
> >      switch (${line:q})
> > -    case CWD_IN_ROOT_PATH=*:
> > -	if ( ${line:q} !~ *=*yes* ) continue
> > -	if ( "$path[*]" =~ *.* )    continue
> > -	if ( $uid <  100 ) set -l path=( $path . )
> > -	breaksw
> > -    case CWD_IN_USER_PATH=*:
> > -	if ( ${line:q} !~ *=*yes* ) continue
> > -	if ( "$path[*]" =~ *.* )    continue
> > -	if ( $uid >= 100 ) set -l path=( $path . )
> > -	breaksw
> 
> It happened here:
> https://github.com/openSUSE/aaa_base/commit/a49fc250da426eabdb0d1c6bc16a1fe7712358aa
> 
> So 12.3, 13.1 and 13.2 didn't have it.  Question is whether we add it back somehow or use the oportunity to silently let the option die. The check for uid > 100 is wrong anyways, user uids start at 500 since ... forever.
> 

The sed -ri '/path=/{ s/100/500/ }' should't be that hard.  Beside this if one
removes the code for the (t)csh shell than I'd like to ask for the bource (again)
shell code as there as well CWD_IN_ROOT_PATH and CWD_IN_USER_PATH are handled.

Nevertheless we loose (again) a major SUSE feature here.

Werner

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