makemetrend
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Hi guys! can u help me out? how to edit the autogenerated settings in IPO11?
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how to edit the autogenerated 46xxsettings in IP Office 3
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You don't - that's the point of the autogenerated file. The system changes what's in it based on what's in the system configuration.
You can replace it with a static settings file that you upload to the system. But these days even that's not recommended. It will break too many things and mean that you won't benefit for some fixes/new features on future upgrades.
The recommendation is that you put any static settings that you require in a 46xxspecials.txt file and upload that to your system. The system automatically adds GET 46xxspecials.txt to the end of its autogenerated settings file when there is a specials file present.
You can get a sample specials file by pointing a browser at your system and typing address>/46xxspecials.txt. Save that as a text file on your PC and edit. Then upload back to the system.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
You can replace it with a static settings file that you upload to the system. But these days even that's not recommended. It will break too many things and mean that you won't benefit for some fixes/new features on future upgrades.
The recommendation is that you put any static settings that you require in a 46xxspecials.txt file and upload that to your system. The system automatically adds GET 46xxspecials.txt to the end of its autogenerated settings file when there is a specials file present.
You can get a sample specials file by pointing a browser at your system and typing address>/46xxspecials.txt. Save that as a text file on your PC and edit. Then upload back to the system.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
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