MDaemon: Moving Public Folders to into another path or drive?

MDaemon: Moving Public Folders to into another path or drive?

The following details how to move the Public Folders in MDaemon to a new path or drive:

1. Stop the MDaemon service in Windows Services Manager.

2. In Windows File Explorer, move the \MDaemon\Public Folders directory (default installation directory is C:\MDaemon\Public Folders) to the new location.

3. Open \MDaemon\App\MDaemon.ini in a text editor.

4. In the [Directories] section change the PublicFolders= folder path value so it reflects the new location:

5. Save and close the file.

6. Start the MDaemon service in Windows Services Manager.

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