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Can I use an existing profile? #461
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Maybe. Venom uses the same mechanism for encrypting/decrypting profiles as qTox, so this might also be the same as toxic. There is no automated import possible right now, for now you have to do this manually. Venom puts profiles in
Venom will find any |
I installed Venom by compiling it locally (using the build-script from the AUR). qTox and Toxic put the profile & logs in As you suggested, I copied it to Can you put this information in the README.md, or somewhere visible? It seems like something more people would want to know about. (or is it already there, and I missed it?) |
Also, should I copy the |
I don't think that the .ini file is of any use for venom, all files are of different structure and content except the tox data file. As far as I am aware, the idea is for qTox also to use See the updated Tox Client Standard: https://github.com/Tox/Tox-Client-Standard/blob/master/data_storage/data_storage.md And qTox/qTox#5410 |
You are welcome :)
You didn't miss it, the change to |
Added an issue regarding the save file location #464 |
I'm currently using a profile I created in Toxic. I switched to qTox a while back, and it was able to detect the
.tox
file.Can I use the same through Venom? When I start the client, I don't see any option to use an existing profile. Is there some config file I can alter, to achieve this?
Also, my profile is encrypted. Does that make a difference?
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