Associating Collections to New Internal HDD ???

Sun Jul 30 21:21:26 BST 2017

Notepad if you are on WindowsOr install double commander, navigate to the file and press F4 to edit or F3 to view.

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-------- Original message --------From: BuckSkin <dmnmcg60 at gmail.com> Date: 2017-07-30  2:15 PM  (GMT-07:00) To: digikam-users at kde.org Subject: Re: Associating Collections to New Internal HDD ??? 
Hi,Sorry to be such a dumbie; however, when I navigate to the first of the four paths you listed, I immediately get a pop-up window that asks me which program I want to open the file with; every program I have is listed (and there are many); what kind of files are these and what opens them ? Or, am I doing something wrong ?
Thanks so much.
On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 5:51 PM, Andrew Goodbody [via digiKam] <[hidden email]> wrote:

	No, dll files are 'Dynamic Link Libraries' and contain executable code 

that is needed to make programs run.

The digikam configuration files are supposed to be

~/Local Settings/digikamrc

~/Local Settings/digikam_tagsmanagerrc

~/Local Settings/kipipluginsrc

~/Local Settings/kipirc

~/Local Settings/showfotorc

~/Local Settings/digikam/*

Where the ~ stands for C:\Users\<username> and you need to use \ instead 

of / everywhere in that list.

Andrew

On 29/07/17 19:16, BuckSkin wrote:

> Thanks.

> The closest thing I have found resembling a configuration file are these 

> three:

> libKF5ConfigCore dot dll

> libKF5ConfigGui dot dll

> libKF5ConfigWidgets dot dll

> Is one of these what you meant ?

> I found them in  Windows > Program Files > digiKam

> 

> I have never opened a dll file before so I was afraid to mess with them.

> 
> On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 10:26 AM, AndriusWild [via digiKam] <[hidden 

> email] </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=4702583&i=0>> wrote:

> 

>     I think you will need to close digikam, find configuration files,

>     change the drive letter there and start digikam. It might tell that

>     drive ID has changed and ask you to confirm whether the new path is

>     your collection and everything should work after that. I have done

>     same on Linux but it is a bit easier on Linux since you can connect

>     a new drive to the same mount point

> 

> 

> 

>     Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

> 

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>     Date: 2017-07-29 9:16 AM (GMT-07:00)

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>     Subject: Associating Collections to New Internal HDD ???

> 

>     64-bit Windows 7 Pro

> 

>     I have just installed a new internal secondary HDD, strictly for my

>     photo

>     collection and gave it drive letter "A"

>     At the same time, for a back-up, I added an identical HDD in an external

>     enclosure and assigned it "Z"

> 

>     All of my digiKam collections/albums are associated with the old

>     out-grown

>     external HDD with drive letter "P"

> 

>     In "settings" > Configure digiKam > Collections, I have tried every

>     possible

>     trick that I could think of to change the old drive letter to the

>     new and

>     nothing I have tried will allow me to edit the folder path.

> 

>     If I could just change all of those "P" to "A", everything else

>     remains the

>     same.

> 

>     I have decided this is just not possible; if it isn't possible, then it

>     should be; and if it is possible, then I would sure like to know

>     what I am

>     not seeing.

> 

>     If I hi-lite a collection and double-click, it will allow me to edit the

>     collection name, but nothing I do will allow me to edit the folder path.

> 

>     Thanks for reading.

> 

> 

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