The wizard creates a directory, called "evolution" in each user's home account. All the setup info is in there. The main file is called config.xmldb, but the other stuff (directories as well as files) is important too. I would study this carefully before attempting anything ambitious, as I've found that changing things can have strange effects.
Paul
On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 01:35, Matthew Bogosian wrote:
Okay, I've tried doing the appropriate searches on the appropriate lists, but I'm stumped. Where the heck does evolution store the mail account settings? I have to create 10+ user accounts in evolution, all which are very small variants of each other. If I have to go through that fscking new account wizard one more time, I'll throw up. Can't I just edit a .conf file, copy the accounts and make the changes in emacs? I've done the following... cd ~ find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -il 'mail-account-specific-string' cd ~/evolution find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -il 'mail-account-specific-string' ...which turned up squat. I really don't get it. It *might* be tolerable if there was a "Copy" or "Clone" button in the Tools -> Mail Settings... -> Accounts interface, but there's not.... Any help on finding where Evolution stores its user settings would be greatly appreciated....
