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<big><translate>File <tvar|ini_file | <big><translate>File <tvar|ini_file>'''mirandaboot.ini'''</> contains the information required to get Miranda NG up and running, i.e., everything before a database is loaded.</translate></big> | ||
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==== ProfileDir ==== | ==== ProfileDir ==== | ||
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Allows you to specify the directory to search for database files. If it's a relative path then it's relative to the directory containing < | Allows you to specify the directory to search for database files. If it's a relative path then it's relative to the directory containing <tvar|exe_file>Miranda*.exe</> file. You can use environment variables. To comply with Windows security guidelines, it is recommended that you keep your profile in <tvar|APPDATA>%APPDATA%\Miranda NG</>. | ||
If you do not specify directory, then default will be used, which is <tvar|Profiles_dir>< | If you do not specify directory, then default will be used, which is <tvar|Profiles_dir><code>Profiles</code></> subdirectory in Miranda root folder. | ||
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ProfileDir= | ProfileDir= | ||
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* < | * <code>never</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>yes</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>smart</code> — | ||
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ShowProfileMgr=smart | ShowProfileMgr=smart | ||
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==== AutoCreate ==== | ==== AutoCreate ==== | ||
* < | * <code>yes</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>no</code> — | ||
AutoCreate=no | AutoCreate=no | ||
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==== Use ==== | ==== Use ==== | ||
Przyjmuje wartości: | Przyjmuje wartości: | ||
* < | * <code>yes</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>no</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>prompt</code> — | ||
Use=prompt | Use=prompt | ||
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==== Warn ==== | ==== Warn ==== | ||
* < | * <code>all</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>notsafe</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>onlyunsafe</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>none</code> — | ||
Warn=notsafe | Warn=notsafe | ||
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* < | * <code>delete</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>recycle</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>rename</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>leave</code> — | ||
* < | * <code>ask</code> — | ||
OnCompletion=recycle | OnCompletion=recycle | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 7 April 2018
File mirandaboot.ini contains the information required to get Miranda NG up and running, i.e., everything before a database is loaded.
Content of the file
- See: mirandaboot.ini
Description of parameters
[Database]
Settings related to the location and loading of the database.
ProfileDir
Allows you to specify the directory to search for database files. If it's a relative path then it's relative to the directory containing Miranda*.exe file. You can use environment variables. To comply with Windows security guidelines, it is recommended that you keep your profile in %APPDATA%\Miranda NG.
If you do not specify directory, then default will be used, which is Profiles subdirectory in Miranda root folder.
ProfileDir=
ShowProfileMgr
never—yes—smart—
ShowProfileMgr=smart
DefaultProfile
DefaultProfile=
AutoCreate
yes—no—
AutoCreate=no
RememberPassword
RememberPassword=0
[AutoExec]
AutoExec is a system for batch addition of multiple settings to the database.
Use
Przyjmuje wartości:
yes—no—prompt—
Use=prompt
Glob
Glob=autoexec_*.ini
Safe
Safe=CLC Icons CLUI CList SkinSounds
Unsafe
Unsafe=Facebook GG ICQ IRC JABBER MRA MSN SKYPE TWITTER
OverrideSecurityFilename
OverrideSecurityFilename=
OnCreateFilename
OnCreateFilename=
Warn
all—notsafe—onlyunsafe—none—
Warn=notsafe
OnCompletion
delete—recycle—rename—leave—ask—
OnCompletion=recycle
RenamePrefix
RenamePrefix=done_
[PluginLoader]
Settings that determine how plugins are loaded.
AskAboutIgnoredPlugins
When set to 1, will ask if re-enable a disabled plugin.
Default value: 0
AskAboutIgnoredPlugins=0
[Language]
Language related settings.
DefaultLanguage
Stores the name of the default language pack to be loaded at startup. If skipped, loads the first file that matches the langpack_*.txt mask.
Example: DefaultLanguage=langpack_german.txt
It could also take value of:
default— Built-in English language.
Default value: It is empty.
DefaultLanguage=
[Interface]
Interface related settings.
DpiAware
Experimental! Enables HiDPI ("Retina Display") support when set to 1.
Default value: 0
DpiAware=0