Where are File folder locations assigned?

BobS

I just got a new computer for the Server.

It has a smallish SSD so I want to ONLY put programs on it, and put all the files, images, movies and more over on a larger (and slower) 2TB internal hard drive.

Where do I assign the file locations?

Repetier

See
https://www.repetier-server.com/startup-configuration/<br/><br/>for location depending on os and how to change where Repetier-Server looks for it. On unix systems you can also make a link from /var/lib/Repetier-Server to your new destination.

BobS

Ok, sorry.... I looked and on my Win11 system and I could not find the config file or anything that look familiar after reading the article.

I Installed Repetier Server, and then stopped the service. I was then going to edit the Config file to Point to the Storage drive, but couldn't find anything that looked right, and then restart the Server.

For a default install, one instance, can you tell me what file I need to edit.
I want to point it to "D:\Repetier"

What I have is C:/Program Files/Repetier-Server/ and then bin, extra, firmware, etc...

What file in What folder should I be editing.

Sorry for being so dense... Win11 is giving me fits as it looks and behaves differently than Win10...

Repetier

You should create
C:\Program Files (x86)\Repetier-Server/bin/RepetierServer-extra.xml
with a copy of
C:\Program Files (x86)\Repetier-Server/bin/RepetierServer.xml
and just modify

<storage-directory>/var/lib/Repetier-Server/</storage-directory>

to
D:\Repetier

Just note you need to edit at some other place, because the files are not writeable by you and only when you copy them you get a question if you are sure and then copy works.

spinxinfotech

Locations of file folders are typically assigned during the installation or configuration of software. For Windows, "C:\Program Files" or "C:\Users[Username]" are frequently the default locations. These can be altered during setup or in the application's settings. Check the documentation or configuration file for the precise path settings for custom software.