How to save setting profiles in Putty to an EXTERNAL file (and reload them on another computer) ? - SSH
This is a discussion on How to save setting profiles in Putty to an EXTERNAL file (and reload them on another computer) ? - SSH ; A time ago I set up some profiles in Putty.
After installing a new computer I had to notice that Putty does not store the profil settings
in a local e.g. *.ini file in its installation directory but presumably in ...
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How to save setting profiles in Putty to an EXTERNAL file (and reload them on another computer) ?
A time ago I set up some profiles in Putty.
After installing a new computer I had to notice that Putty does not store the profil settings
in a local e.g. *.ini file in its installation directory but presumably in the Registry.
Is there a way to save all profile settings into a local file, then move this file
to a new computer and load the profiles in this new file into the second Putty ?
Marcus
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Re: How to save setting profiles in Putty to an EXTERNAL file (and reload them on another computer) ?
Marcus Mender wrote:
> A time ago I set up some profiles in Putty.
> After installing a new computer I had to notice that Putty does not
> store the profil settings in a local e.g. *.ini file in its
> installation directory but presumably in the Registry.
> Is there a way to save all profile settings into a local file, then
> move this file to a new computer and load the profiles in this new
> file into the second Putty ?
Not directly. See
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s...locations.html
for the buglist/wishlist record. It does point at a hack in the manual
(but the link in that record is to S4.21. You probably want to look at
4.26:
http://www.tartarus.org/~simon/putty...er4.html#S4.26
A modification of the technique in there would allow you to copy the
configuration to a new machine.
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