On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 9:25 PM, pablolie
wrote:
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> To me it makes little sense to not have a configuration backup option.
> I may want to use it for a number of things - to switch SC computers for
> one. Sure I can copy hidden folders around, but I think the user
> friendly thing to do is to pro
JJZolx;460021 Wrote:
> It makes very little sense to install "from scratch" and then copy
> preferences from an old installation. What is there to gain? Unless
> pieces of the executable program are for some reason becoming corrupted
> or deleted on your system (and if that's happening you've g
It makes very little sense to install "from scratch" and then copy
preferences from an old installation. What is there to gain? Unless
pieces of the executable program are for some reason becoming corrupted
or deleted on your system (and if that's happening you've got MAJOR
problems), then all a
...of course these are hidden files in Vista installations, but no
problem. Is the configuration file exactly the same irrespective of OS?
in any case, i think SC ought to allow us to back up configuration
settings directly. But i will definitely check out the rcommended
plugin.
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pablolie
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Make that the entire prefs folder. And if you add a brand new player or
just want to change some settings on all your players, my
SettingsManager plugin can help.
-Peter
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peterw
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free plugins: http://www.tux.org/~peterw/#slim
AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyT
Search for and copy server.prefs to another location. Everything is then
backed up.
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funkstar
my collection:
*1*x squeezebox radio
*1*x squeezebox touch
*1*x squeezebox boom
*2*x controller, *1*x receiver
*2*x sb3 (sliver/black), *1*x sb2 wired (silver)
*1*x sb (black), *1*x slimp3 (with rea
wouldn't it make sense to be able to create a configuration file that
can be backed up? That way I do not have to rfe-create every preference
I have manually for every player every time I reinstall SC (computer
referesh and cleanup, the occasional need to reinstall SC from
scratch)...
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pablol