Re: Where does Kopete keeps accounts info?

From: Carlos Correia (carlos_at_m16e.com)
Date: 10/20/05

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    Cameron Matheson wrote:
    | Hi,
    |
    | On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 03:49:00PM +0100, Carlos Correia wrote:
    |
    |>Though, I still have a problem: the passwords. Where are they kept? I
    |>noticed that in kopeterc they are saved as '******'...
    |>
    |>I'm about to upgrade several desktops to new hardware, and I don't think
    |>that every user knows all their passwords for all their accounts, so it
    |>would be nice to transfer all the pertinent settings and do the upgrade
    |>smoothly through the weekend and have them look at the new desktop on
    |>monday, completely set up ;-)
    |
    |
    | Why not just [r]sync all the home directories?
    |

    I'd just finished doing it... it worked, but I also got *all the
    garbage* I had in my home :-(

    By garbage, I don't only mean old files, but also some configurations
    which might have changed (like fonts that were not installed in the new
    system).

    That's what I was trying to avoid, in the first place.

    Back to the Fine Manual Reading :-\

    Thanks,

    Carlos
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