Re: [Evolution] how to setup a different path of '.evolution' directory



Hi thanks
You mean I have to first manually move the '.evolution' directory under '/mails/username'
then make symbolic of '/mail/username/.evolution' under /home/username/

ok, make sense, but is there not a way to configure Evo to save its files(emails/calendars etc) other then /home/username/.evolution, as we do in MS Outlook 2003, in my office almost 70 users are using Outlook, and we have configured the Outlook to save the emails(.pst) under "Z:\mails\username"

is it possible to configure the Evo to save its files(mails,calendars etc) somewhere else other then /home/username/.evolution ?


--- On Fri, 4/10/09, Reid Thompson <Reid Thompson ateb com> wrote:
From: Reid Thompson <Reid Thompson ateb com>
Subject: Re: [Evolution] how to setup a different path of '.evolution' directory
To: ibnerazi yahoo com
Cc: evolution-list gnome org
Date: Friday, April 10, 2009, 9:09 AM

Muhammad Sharfuddin wrote:
> I dont want to save the emails in the '.evolution' directory
of every user's home directory
>
> We have an NFS server with /evo exported, under /evo there are
directories for every user.
>
> on each client machine /evo(of nfs server) is mounted under /mails
>
> I want to save the emails/calenders etc under /mails/username
directory.
>
> I mean want like the following
>
> /mails/john/.evolution
>
> /mails/ron/.evolution
>
> /mails/james/.evolution
>
> is it possible ?
>
> Regards
>
>
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something along the lines of...

shutdown all users evolution
move all users .evolution to .evoloution.hold
for each user
ln -s /mails/john/.evolution /home/john/.evolution
ln -s /mails/ron/.evolution /home/ron/.evolution
...
for each user
mv .evolution.hold/* /home/$user/.evolution

or you can use tar rather than renaming and mv'ing....



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