Install for all users on one PC

[joe-oli]

Scope

I installed Stash while I was logged in remotely via RDP (say, user-remote); When I logged in locally, under another user (say, user-local), I end up on the http://localhost:9999/setup page again, where I have to reconfigure again, scan again, etc.

Long Form

Naturally, this is to be expected, as the default user config yaml files are in the C:\Users<specific-user>;
So I copied the C:\Users\user-remote\.stash folder onto C:\Users\user-local\.stash, and made some edits to the config.yml file, but I am still being asked to reconfig, scan again.

Wiki Topic

What would be good is a Wiki topic covering this issue, or a How To instructions on what to do exactly, such that the use-case I described is catered for, i.e. install is for the machine, not a specific user.

[philpw99]

Well, maybe put the files in C:\Stash and copy the config yaml files to that folder. This way you should be able to get the same result for all the users.

[WithoutPants]

It's documented in the setup page, but I'm not sure it is elsewhere: when you start stash, it first looks for config.yml in the current working directory. If it doesn't find it there, it looks in $HOME/.stash. If it can't find it there, then it assumes that it's a new system and runs the setup wizard. The wizard asks you where to put the configuration as the first step.

The solution to your issue is likely to move the contents to a folder that is accessible to all users, and copy the stash exe file to that same directory. When you run stash from that directory, it should pick up the config.yml file from that directory.