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#107 central stored connections and preferences

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nobody
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2013-02-07
2013-02-07
Pål Kristiansen
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The possibility to store the connections and preferences in a central storage, on a file server or cloud storage, so several system admins can coop on editing the connection list. This makes it possible to reach the same connection list from and edit the connection list from several computers.

Discussion

  • David Torrejón Vaquerizas

    David Torrejón Vaquerizas - 2013-02-07
    • priority: 5 --> 2
     

  • David Torrejón Vaquerizas

    David Torrejón Vaquerizas - 2013-02-07

    Hi!!

    Nice idea!
    I'll work on it! ;)
    Aynway, please, be patient with me, (you know, a job, a family, a brand new PS3 for Christmas... :)

    - David.

     

  • Rob Clarke

    Rob Clarke - 2013-03-20

    +1 for this. Maybe some form of backend database? MySQL?

     

  • smika

    smika - 2013-03-31

    Here another +1!

     

  • David Torrejón Vaquerizas

    David Torrejón Vaquerizas - 2013-04-05

    Hi all!!

    I managed to use different PAC config location, by simply using "soft links" (ln -s)
    I also made some changes in PAC's code, but they were "commented out" on final 4.5.2 release.

    Please, try using soft links from $HOME/.config/pac to your desired location, and let me know if that worked.
    (Of course, remember to BACKUP your config directory before doing these changes!)

    - David.

     
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