[Jxplorer-users] Importing of connection profiles

Discussion:

steve fisher

2011-09-30 18:27:03 UTC

Hi

I am using JXplorer and have a large number of connection profiles defined.

I want to install another copy on a different machine. Is there a way of
exporting from my current install and importing into the new one?

Thanks

Steve

Meike Stone

2011-09-30 19:35:34 UTC

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Hi Steve,

tar or zip the complete program directory and copy it to the second machine :-)
If u only want clone the connection profiles to a second machine, then
copy the connection.txt from the program folder

hope it helps,

Kinldy regards
Meike

Post by steve fisher
Hi
I am using JXplorer and have a large number of connection profiles defined.
I want to install another copy on a different machine. Is there a way of
exporting from my current install and importing into the new one?
Thanks
Steve
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Douglas E. Engert

2011-09-30 19:55:49 UTC

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Post by Meike Stone
Hi Steve,
tar or zip the complete program directory and copy it to the second machine :-)
If u only want clone the connection profiles to a second machine, then
copy the connection.txt from the program folder

Also look at:
On Unix: ~/jxplorer/connections.txt
On Windows: %USERPROFILE%\jxplorer\connections.txt

Post by Meike Stone
hope it helps,
Kinldy regards
Meike

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steve fisher

2011-10-01 07:25:06 UTC

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Hi Douglas

Thanks for the info

Cheers

Steve

Post by Douglas E. Engert

On Unix: ~/jxplorer/connections.txt
On Windows: %USERPROFILE%\jxplorer\connections.txt

Post by Meike Stone
hope it helps,
Kinldy regards
Meike