Hi,
I use ASP 2.0.3.25 on xUbuntu/Linux. ASP remembers the last directory opened when using the source tab. So when I start it, ASP scans that directory. The problem is that directory has over 3000 images to be sorted, renamed and deleted. It's take a long time to scan.
Is there a way to start ASP in a specific directory. I often forget to change to the parent directory before exiting and I do not use catalogs.
Thanks
Syv
Starting directory
Re: Starting directory
When not correctly exit, ASP asks for what to do when starting next and proposes to resume from previous session or restart from scratch.
So you either crash it and restart, or change to another directory before exiting - which seems much more sensible to me.
There must be a file which the path is written to, but I bet it must be buried into some deep root-only access file.
J.-L.
So you either crash it and restart, or change to another directory before exiting - which seems much more sensible to me.
There must be a file which the path is written to, but I bet it must be buried into some deep root-only access file.
J.-L.
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Re: Starting directory
Hello,
that's very simple:
You have to change to entrys in the Config-file. ( $HOME/.config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf
Replace all Browser\Dir and Brower\lastselectedpath
with you prefered directory and you are fine.
Now if you start ASP2 then it starts in the given directory for me it's /home/rsy/Bilder/2014
Cheers
Reinhard
that's very simple:
You have to change to entrys in the Config-file. ( $HOME/.config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf
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$ fgrep 2014 .config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf
Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/05Mai/Ahrsteig
Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/05Mai/Ahrsteig
Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/03M\xe4rz
Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/03M\xe4rz
Replace all Browser\Dir and Brower\lastselectedpath
with you prefered directory and you are fine.
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~ $ fgrep 2014 .config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf
Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/
Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/
Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014
Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014
Cheers
Reinhard
Re: Starting directory
BTW, I love your wile E. Coyote!FalCT60 wrote:When not correctly exit, ASP asks for what to do when starting next and proposes to resume from previous session or restart from scratch.
So you either crash it and restart, or change to another directory before exiting - which seems much more sensible to me.
There must be a file which the path is written to, but I bet it must be buried into some deep root-only access file.
I do not crash. I just want to always start in a specific directory instead of the last one.
Thanks
Syv
Re: Starting directory
Thanks but I tried it and "it doesn't really work for me". Somehow ASP2 remembers the last directory used and starts from there.rsy wrote:Hello,
that's very simple:
You have to change to entrys in the Config-file. ( $HOME/.config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf
Code: Select all
$ fgrep 2014 .config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/05Mai/Ahrsteig Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/05Mai/Ahrsteig Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/03M\xe4rz Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/03M\xe4rz
Replace all Browser\Dir and Brower\lastselectedpath
with you prefered directory and you are fine.Now if you start ASP2 then it starts in the given directory for me it's /home/rsy/Bilder/2014Code: Select all
~ $ fgrep 2014 .config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/ Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014/ Browser\dir=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014 Browser\lastselectedpath=/home/rsy/Bilder/2014
Cheers
Reinhard
Thanks
Syv
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Re: Starting directory
no good idea to have 3000 pictures in 1 directory
use the download batch with the renaming options to organize your pictures in different folders
use the catalog - its faster - help you to see multiple directories at once (you can use multiple catalogs - have them open and browses them)
I know what you mean - there could (should) be an option to chose the starting directory - but that would no help in your case - btw - I prefer to get back where I was when exiting the program ...
use the download batch with the renaming options to organize your pictures in different folders
use the catalog - its faster - help you to see multiple directories at once (you can use multiple catalogs - have them open and browses them)
I know what you mean - there could (should) be an option to chose the starting directory - but that would no help in your case - btw - I prefer to get back where I was when exiting the program ...
regards Hannes
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austria
Nikon D7000 + D70, Nikon P6000, Nikon P330 (use P7800) PanasonicTZ100, Vuescan
bibble 4, bibble 5, ASP mostly on Ubuntu 14.04 ( sometimes Suse Linux 11.4 or WIN10)
Re: Starting directory
It was a joke ! who would dare crashing ASP just for being able to change the starting directory ?pgman wrote:BTW, I love your wile E. Coyote!FalCT60 wrote:When not correctly exit, ASP asks for what to do when starting next and proposes to resume from previous session or restart from scratch.
So you either crash it and restart, or change to another directory before exiting - which seems much more sensible to me.
There must be a file which the path is written to, but I bet it must be buried into some deep root-only access file.
I do not crash. I just want to always start in a specific directory instead of the last one.
Thanks
Syv
I just noticed that behaviour.
Unfortunately, my english is too basic (learnt at school for 6 years 38 years ago), so I can't actually express what I really mean.
There is no way to permanently change the starting directory so as it always starts from there each time the program is started, regardless where you left it from.
It always starts from the last location, so the best is to change it before exiting or, when that works, set up the parameters so as the cache is not erased before long.
I set it using these values :
Check the cache every 0 sessions
Purge cache items not viewed since 0 months
Size of target cache 16384 MB
It used to work almost fine with 1.2.7, I hope it works the same with current.
Regards,
J.-L.
