Relocation of path for preference files?
Geert Janssens
janssens-geert at telenet.be
Sun Dec 30 07:52:04 EST 2012
On 30-12-12 13:20, Steve wrote:
> Risk aside, my question was, and I remain interested in knowing if it's
> possible to relocate the path of the files in question.
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If you are on Windows or Mac, you can set the HOME parameter in the
gnucash environment file to the base path where you want all the
preference files and directories to be stored in. I wouldn't do this on
any linux system though, because you would be relocating files and
folders that other applications depend on as well.
The environment file on Windows can be found in
<path-where-you-installed-gnucash>\etc\gnucash
There are other path setting examples in this directory which you can
mimic to setup a HOME parameter.
Last note: the environment file gets overwritten when you upgrade
gnucash, so after updates you will have to add your HOME parameter again.
Geert
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