Am 02.02.2016 um 11:30 schrieb Christian Buchmüller: > Did what you have suggested. > > Quited osmo > Removed ~/.osmo > Restarted osmo > Added several test data > Backup Data > Restore Data > Everything lost, backup is still a 50 bytes file!
Something must be different but unfortunately I have no idea what. > Other thing i have noted by the way: > Config -> General -> Media(sound)player can't be changed, sticks with > "play %s". There is no play on the system. After creating a bash script > "play" which calls mplayer, it did'nt get called (no sound played) even > while it is reachable/findable via PATH. Strange enough i have managed > to change this to "mplayer %s" once, after adding some data. Now it > still sticks with "play %s", while the other options i have changed so > far didn't get rejected. You can change the command but you have to hit the Return key, otherwise it won't be saved. > Note: I always get an request for a password whenever i try "Backup > Data", even when there is no password protected note. > The backup i have successfully restored from an old osmo version does > have a protected note btw. Protecting the backup with a password is intended because the file often contains sensitive private data.
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