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    • Oscar MroO Offline
      Oscar Mro
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      Como crear un respaldo de mis comandos?

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        Russ @Oscar Mro
        last edited by Russ

        @Oscar-Mro, good question.

        I translated it as, "how do I backup my commands?"

        Your commands are in your commands.json file, so you could copy that to dropbox or google drive so they're backed up to the cloud.

        The commands.json file is in the .TRIGGERcmdData subfolder of your user's home folder. So in my case, on my Windows computer it's here:

        C:\Users\russe\.TRIGGERcmdData\commands.json
        

        On my Raspberry Pi it's here:

        /root/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json
        

        Russell VanderMey

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          aaaaa12345 @Oscar Mro
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          @Oscar-Mro
          Under Windows: open TCMD's "Text Command Editor" with a right-click on its notification bar icon. It is displaying the path/location of the "command.json" file that contains your TCMD configuration. Save a copy of that file. Or cut&paste the editor's content into a text file of the same name.

          Google translation:
          En Windows: abra el "Editor de comandos de texto" de TCMD haciendo clic con el bot贸n derecho en el icono de la barra de notificaciones. Muestra la ruta/ubicaci贸n del archivo "command.json" que contiene su configuraci贸n de TCMD. Guarde una copia de ese archivo. O corta y pega el contenido del editor en un archivo de texto con el mismo nombre.

          HTH

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