From: Digest To: "OS/2GenAu Digest" Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 00:00:29 EST-10EDT,10,-1,0,7200,3,-1,0,7200,3600 Subject: [os2genau_digest] No. 1361 Reply-To: X-List-Unsubscribe: www.os2site.com/list/ ************************************************** Thursday 14 September 2006 Number 1361 ************************************************** Subjects for today 1 Re: Backing up warpcentre settings : Michael/Gail Peters" 2 Re: Backing up warpcentre settings : Ed Durrant **= Email 1 ==========================** Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 15:17:33 +1000 From: "Michael/Gail Peters" Subject: Re: Backing up warpcentre settings Ed, The trick in backing up the .cfg files is to have Hank Kelders wptools.dll which has a function to enable the query . I just checked and it is included in the compline.zip. A desktop backup picks up the relevant .cfg files and puts them in a traysx.cfg grouping where x is the relevant trays archive number in the desktop backups archive. If you loose the warp centre there is a restore command just for the warp centre itself which pulls data from the traysx.cfg you want. The desktop backup uses rar32 ( an update for os/2 just recently) to make sfx files ( the os/2sfx stub is with the unrar program) ... anyway I expect you know all this...... Works here. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Durrant" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 6:59 AM Subject: Re: Backing up warpcentre settings > Hi Brian, > > I tried with "*" no luck, so as you say, I have to list all the files > individually (all 16 of them). > > Cheers/2 > > Ed. > > brianb at kdfisher dot com dot au wrote: >> Ed, >> Hi mate. >> >> Do this:- >> >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock0.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock1.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock2.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock3.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock4.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock5.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock6.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock7.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock8.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock9.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock10.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock11.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock12.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock13.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock14.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock15.cfg >> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\scenter.cfg >> >> You may have more or less dock##.cfg files. >> Get all you have. >> ----------------------------------------- >> Brian Butler >> System Administrator >> brianb at kdfisher dot com dot au >> >> >> >> Ed Durrant >> > dot net dot au> cc: >> Subject: Backing up warpcentre settings >> 11/09/2006 06:51 >> AM >> Please respond to >> os2genau >> Hi does anyone know of a way of backing up the warpcentre settings ? >> >> From time to time my Warp 4 CP2 FP5 system loses all the icons from the >> Warpcentre and it's a real pain to have to add them back manually. >> >> If there is actually a file that contains the information, I'll add it >> to os2.key so that it is backed up with the achiving feature at every >> boot, as this problem usually occurs after I have had to restore from a >> previous archive. >> >> Any suggestions ?? >> >> Cheers/2 >> >> Ed. >> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **= Email 2 ==========================** Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 21:53:19 +1000 From: Ed Durrant Subject: Re: Backing up warpcentre settings Hi Mike, No I didn't know all of that - greatly appreciated. Since modifying the os2.key file, the problem hasn't occurred again, so I can't test if I can restore OK (I suppose I could manually remove the objects from my trays but that's not exactly the same situation as I have experienced a few times, so I'll just wait for the problem to return. If I find that doesn't work, I'll certainly take a look at Hanks tools. Cheers/2 Ed. Michael/Gail Peters wrote: > Ed, > The trick in backing up the .cfg files is to have Hank > Kelders wptools.dll which has a function to enable > the query . I just checked and it is included in the > compline.zip. A desktop backup picks up the > relevant .cfg files and puts them in a traysx.cfg > grouping where x is the relevant trays archive number > in the desktop backups archive. If you loose the > warp centre there is a restore command just for > the warp centre itself which pulls data from the > traysx.cfg you want. > The desktop backup uses rar32 ( an update for > os/2 just recently) to make sfx files ( the os/2sfx stub > is with the unrar program) ... anyway I expect you > know all this...... > Works here. > > Mike > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Durrant" > To: > Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 6:59 AM > Subject: Re: Backing up warpcentre settings > > >> Hi Brian, >> >> I tried with "*" no luck, so as you say, I have to list all the >> files individually (all 16 of them). >> >> Cheers/2 >> >> Ed. >> >> brianb at kdfisher dot com dot au wrote: >>> Ed, >>> Hi mate. >>> >>> Do this:- >>> >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock0.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock1.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock2.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock3.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock4.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock5.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock6.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock7.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock8.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock9.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock10.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock11.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock12.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock13.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock14.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\dock15.cfg >>> KEYFILE:C:\OS2\DLL\scenter.cfg >>> >>> You may have more or less dock##.cfg files. >>> Get all you have. >>> ----------------------------------------- >>> Brian Butler >>> System Administrator >>> brianb at kdfisher dot com dot au >>> >>> >>> >>> Ed Durrant >> dot net dot au> cc: Subject: Backing up >>> warpcentre settings 11/09/2006 06:51 AM Please respond to os2genau Hi >>> does anyone know of a way of backing up the warpcentre settings ? >>> >>> From time to time my Warp 4 CP2 FP5 system loses all the icons from the >>> Warpcentre and it's a real pain to have to add them back manually. >>> >>> If there is actually a file that contains the information, I'll add it >>> to os2.key so that it is backed up with the achiving feature at every >>> boot, as this problem usually occurs after I have had to restore from a >>> previous archive. >>> >>> Any suggestions ?? >>> >>> Cheers/2 >>> >>> Ed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------