load settings from command line

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redwood
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load settings from command line

Post by redwood »

hi, i use use a tool that grants TrustedInstaller privilege and wish to use it with everything.
NSudo -U:T -P:E "%ProgramFiles%\Everything\Everything.exe" -config "%APPDATA%\Everything\Everything.ini" -db "%localappdata%
\Everything\Everything.db"

How to load favorites and filter also stored in %appdata%\everything folder?
horst.epp
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by horst.epp »

Everything doesn't need TrustedInstaller rights for any of its functions.
redwood
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by redwood »

my question is how to load settings stored in another location :)
horst.epp
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by horst.epp »

Help for command line switches says
-config <filename>
The filename of the ini file.
NotNull
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by NotNull »

No time for details (no more time; sorry)

The CSV files for filters, hustory, etc are not searched in the location of the ini-file per se.

Maybe this helps a bit (for now).
redwood
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by redwood »

@NotNull>> I appreciate your reply, thank you
void
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Re: load settings from command line

Post by void »

Please make sure the Everything.ini in the same location as your Everything.exe has the app_data setting enabled:

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[Everything]
app_data=1

app_data
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