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Download the latest binary<br> | Download the latest binary<br> | ||
Unzip<br> | Unzip<br> | ||
Edit the file ''llink.conf'' | Edit the file ''llink.conf''. | ||
On Windows you can use Notepad: follow the example to change ROOT directory to point to your media. | |||
<br>Look for the ROOT folder that doesn't have the # comment character in front: | |||
<br><code> | |||
ROOT|path=/Users/lundman/ftp/data/|FLAGS=-WCND | |||
</code> | |||
<br> | |||
Change this to your path! | |||
In Notepad: | |||
<br><code> | |||
ROOT|path=C:/path/to/your/mediafile/library/|FLAGS=-WCND | |||
</code><br> | |||
(change the drive letter C if other letter is used) | |||
You can easily add more lines to other ROOT paths too. <br> | |||
When done, save the llink.conf file.<br> | |||
<br> | |||
Start llink by double clicking ''llink.exe'' | '''Start llink''' by double clicking ''llink.exe'' | ||
Or, open DOS command shell (cmd) and type: | Or, open DOS command shell (cmd) and type: | ||
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<code> | <code>cd llink</code> hit return (e.g. put yourself in the folder where llink.exe is located), <br>and then type <code>llink.exe -d</code> and hit return again. | ||
cd llink | |||
</code> | |||
hit return, and then type <code>llink.exe -d</code> | |||
Revision as of 10:24, 22 January 2008
Installation procedure on Windows
Download the latest binary
Unzip
Edit the file llink.conf.
On Windows you can use Notepad: follow the example to change ROOT directory to point to your media.
Look for the ROOT folder that doesn't have the # comment character in front:
ROOT|path=/Users/lundman/ftp/data/|FLAGS=-WCND
Change this to your path!
In Notepad:
ROOT|path=C:/path/to/your/mediafile/library/|FLAGS=-WCND
(change the drive letter C if other letter is used)
You can easily add more lines to other ROOT paths too.
When done, save the llink.conf file.
Start llink by double clicking llink.exe
Or, open DOS command shell (cmd) and type:
cd llink hit return (e.g. put yourself in the folder where llink.exe is located),
and then type llink.exe -d and hit return again.