The solution is to create a directory mods.d:
Please go into your Sword directory and type "mkdir mods.d" to create the directory.
Now copy the config files of your modules into this package and remove (if they
exist) the file mods.conf which isn't required any more.
The mods.d directory replaced this file.
If you find mods.d exists, then the global configuration does not exist.
The preferred method of installing the global configuration if you installed Sword from the cvs or a tarball
is to cd to the directory containing your sword source, and make install_config.
The global configuration will be placed into /etc/sword.conf.
If you have a nonstandard installation where /etc/sword.conf can not be set, then set
SWORD_PATH to the location of your sword modules directory.
For example in Linux-Mandrake™ adding the line export SWORD_PATH=/usr/share/sword
to ~/.bash_profile or /etc/bashrc is the
same as /etc/sword.conf containing the line /usr/share/sword
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