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    How can I move Claws datafile?

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    mikeywilliams | # 1 | 2008-01-01, 08:58 | Report

    I installed Claws Mail on my N800 with OS2008 when I had no internal memory card, just an external. Claws then put its configuration files on the external card.

    Now I have an internal card and want claws to use that and not the external card. But if I remove the external card Claws refuses to run (saying it need its data file or summat like that). I cannot find any settings within Claws for changing its location.

    I tried uninstalling Claws, removing the external card and then reinstalling - but it seems to have kept its old settings and still looks for the external card.

    I believe there is a folderlist.xml somewhere which maybe I can edit. But haven't been able to find that either.

    Help and advice please.

    P.S Extensive Googling has not helped.

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    mikeywilliams | # 2 | 2008-01-01, 09:19 | Report

    OK - I managed it.
    Used emelFM2 and found the configuration folder in home/user/claws-mail - emelFM2 has a setting to reveal hidden files which was what i needed to do.

    Then edited the folderslist.xml and Clawsrc to point to the internal card (mmc2) where I has copied the files previously on the external card (mmc1).
    It now appears to be working without the external card.

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    Franko30 | # 3 | 2008-01-14, 14:48 | Report

    Originally Posted by mikeywilliams View Post
    Then edited the folderslist.xml and Clawsrc
    Hi,

    thanks for the info.

    What did you use for editing? Somehow I can't do it with nano, although I use X Terminal with "sudo gainroot".

    Thanks

    Frank

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    mikeywilliams | # 4 | 2008-01-14, 15:51 | Report

    emelFM2 is both a file manager but also has built in editing.
    I'm an utter linux newby but managed it with emelFM2.

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