Re: Migrating to another machine?

Jason Townsend <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.fire.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Oct 24, 2003, at 9:47 PM, Steven D. Arnold wrote:
> I got a new Mac recently, and I am trying to migrate Fire to the new
> machine.  I've installed the latest version of Fire, and I moved the
> Fire.plist file from the old machine to my Library/Preferences folder. 
>  I've
> also moved the Fire directory from Library/Application Support to the
> corresponding directory on my new machine.  Yet, when I start Fire, it
> doesn't know about any of my accounts.  I must be missing one or more 
> Fire
> files that also need to be moved.  Could someone let me know all the 
> files
> that provide important configuration information to Fire?

The accounts are stored in ~/Library/Application 
Support/Fire/Accounts.plist. Make sure you copied this file. Also, make 
sure that you have permission to read and write the 
~/Library/Application Support/Fire and the files in it. Most of the 
time when people have problems with the accounts it tends to be because 
the permissions are wrong.

The only files I can think of are the prefs file which you mentioned 
and then the Accounts.plist, FireConfiguration.plist, Sessions, and 
BuddyIcons which are all inside of ~/Library/Application Support/Fire.

Note that your passwords are stored in the Mac OS X keychain, so those 
would need to be reentered or you would need to copy the keychain over 
from ~/Library/Keychains/ to the new machine.

-Jason



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