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 Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 07:59:41AM -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
> 
> hmm, I'm not sure it was intentional that no sysconfig file provides those settings anymore.

The variables had been part of /etc/sysconfig/suseconfig and instead of
removing this code it would be a win to migrate CWD_IN_ROOT_PATH and
CWD_IN_USER_PATH into an other sysconfig file created of touched by aaa_base

Werner

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