I have a hard drive that crashed partially and I can't boot into it... but I can read from it under LInux... I am trying to find the location the Auto-Archive rules are stored so I can recover them to use in the new install.
Anyone know where they are stored?
Auto-Organize - Rule recovery?
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rovingcowboy
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Re: Auto-Organize - Rule recovery?
all database rules are in mmdb file check for the .mmdb file in hidden files, depending on your op system it is placed in diferent locations so you would be better off doing a search for it. just copy that file to a thumb drive and when you reinstall on new hd. you can reuse it by replaceing the new one with this old one. only you should keep the song's in the same directory formating so the playlists will work as in finding the songs. 
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Re: Auto-Organize - Rule recovery?
they are in the MediaMonkey.ini file:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/inde ... ticleid=17
http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/inde ... ticleid=17
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