T50 local INI files – Technicalhelp

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23. May 2012 at 13:11 #7361
yaMan
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Hello

There’s an option to use local ini files for configuration (System Settings -> INI Settings -> Use local INI files only)

I wonder where should I put those files so they are read while booting.

Thanks
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29. May 2012 at 10:19 #22418
duxbuz
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I opened a terminal and ran: sudo find / -name *.ini

I then ran : less /etc/wyseroot/wlx/wnos.ini

I dont know if this is an old cached file thats used by default if no network is found, as my client has had a previous network connection

Can not most of the settings can be done in the system settings gui and by entering edit mode ?
30. May 2012 at 16:38 #22426
ConfGen
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Right, most of the settings can be done locally through different interfaces. But in a bigger rollout you do not want to configure each client manually.

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30. June 2016 at 13:54 #43015
marcosdmm
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where should I put the local ini file?
2. July 2016 at 18:00 #43024
ConfGen
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A local .ini is received once via the fileserer (webserver) and cached locally.
From there on you can decide if the client should try to read a (maybe) updated .ini from the fileserver or always use the locally cached one.

CG
6. July 2016 at 17:08 #43041
marcosdmm
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OK and where should I put my INI file in my ftp server?? It runs over Ubuntu
7. July 2016 at 19:21 #43046
ConfGen
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You should take a look in the T50 Admin Guide. Everything is described there.

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