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How do I change the location of "360Plugin Logs" directory, on Windows please?

It's clogging up the sparse top-level of "My Documents" and I want to move it elsewhere!

Config.: Windows Vista for Business, SuperContainer Companion Plugin 2.631, FMP 10.0v3.

Adrian.

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This is not customizable with SuperContainer, but if you use one of the other deployment methods it will write logs to a different location.

When you run SuperContainer in stand-alone mode it is run as the logged-in user, and so logs are written to your Documents folder because it's the most likely place for you to have write permission and needs to be available immediately the first time you launch SuperContainer. If you deploy SuperContainer with FileMaker server using installer.jar rather than running supercontainerserver.jar (stand-alone deployment) or if you deploy supercontainer with a Tomcat deployment logs will be written to a different location.

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This is not customizable with SuperContainer, but if you use one of the other deployment methods it will write logs to a different location.

Thanks, understood.

Feature request: I'd still like the location to be configurable please, after the first start-up if neccessary.

SuperContainer standalone is excellent, but it joins far too many of the poorer quality Windows software products in forcibly creating a top-level folder of it's own in My Documents, cluttering it up, rather than asking the user where. Sorry to be blunt, but that's the message that this type of software behaviour gives.

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