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When reading the wiki page, I've found out that you can specify the TRILIUM_DATA_DIR environment variable to provide a custom path to the data directory.
Although it's working on windows, the explicit mention of this operating system is missing in the Changing the location of data directory section of the corresponding wiki page.
Could you please add a brief mention of windows OS, since it may cause confusion that it may not be possible to do (especially for non-tech people). Sth like:
Changing the location of data directory
Windows
Press start, search for Edit the system environment variables. In the popup window press on Environment variables.... Then press New... in User variables section. Fill in Variable name: field with TRILIUM_DATA_DIR, then press Browse Directory... and select the data folder of interest. Close all the popup windows by repeatedly pressing OK.
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@LeoRya yes, you just need to set the TRILIUM_DATA_DIR environment variable. I think your best bet would be to google how to do it on windows in case the explanation mentioned in the ticket's description is not clear
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When reading the wiki page, I've found out that you can specify the
TRILIUM_DATA_DIR
environment variable to provide a custom path to the data directory.Although it's working on windows, the explicit mention of this operating system is missing in the Changing the location of data directory section of the corresponding wiki page.
Could you please add a brief mention of windows OS, since it may cause confusion that it may not be possible to do (especially for non-tech people). Sth like:
Changing the location of data directory
Windows
Press start, search for
Edit the system environment variables
. In the popup window press onEnvironment variables...
. Then pressNew...
in User variables section. Fill inVariable name:
field withTRILIUM_DATA_DIR
, then pressBrowse Directory...
and select the data folder of interest. Close all the popup windows by repeatedly pressingOK
.Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: