How can I cange my main directory?

[Wolfgang Mueller]

I run digiKam 4.6.0 under kde 4.14.9 under SuSE 13.2.

Beeing completely new to digiKam, I set it up yesterday,
unfortunately following the suggestions of the initial set up tool
and accepting ~/Pictures as main directory.

Now, I want to change the main directory, but that is not possible.
So I renamed it, hoping that a new initial set up tool would appear,
but what appeared was only a pop up window that asked me to define
additional places. I specified /photos where my photos reside, but
this does not work well because when I want to see a photo, it says
"Failed to load image".

Then I uninstalled digiKam, restarted the computer and reinstalled
digiKam. But this did not help. Again, I get the pop up window
described above that asks me to define additional places.

Is there really no possibility to have the initial set up tool one
more time?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Wolfgang

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[Sjoerd-2]

On 06/06/2016 11:38, Wolfgang Mueller wrote:

> I run digiKam 4.6.0 under kde 4.14.9 under SuSE 13.2.
>
> Beeing completely new to digiKam, I set it up yesterday, unfortunately
> following the suggestions of the initial set up tool and accepting
> ~/Pictures as main directory.
>
> Now, I want to change the main directory, but that is not possible. So
> I renamed it, hoping that a new initial set up tool would appear, but
> what appeared was only a pop up window that asked me to define
> additional places. I specified /photos where my photos reside, but
> this does not work well because when I want to see a photo, it says
> "Failed to load image".
>
> Then I uninstalled digiKam, restarted the computer and reinstalled
> digiKam. But this did not help. Again, I get the pop up window
> described above that asks me to define additional places.
>
> Is there really no possibility to have the initial set up tool one more
> time?

Don't know exactly where it would be located in opensuse, but most
likely as well at ~/.kde/share/config/digikamrc
Just delete the digikamrc file and it will ask again..

Cheers,
Sjoerd
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