Reinstalled node launcher/Core/LND. How to recover old node/wallet and resume its operation?

[jchello]

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• What is the current behavior? Recently, I had to move a lot of my file structure around and in the process my Bitcoin Core, LND and node launcher directories got scrambled. Consequently, I reinstalled everything and am now operating with a completely different wallet and node. How do I go about reconstituting my original node and wallet. All the files associated should still be on my hard drive somewhere but I need assistance recovering the node to get it back up and running. It does have a bit of bitcoin on it which are now unaccessible.

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[PierreRochard]

directories got scrambled. Consequently, I reinstalled everything

Please elaborate on this

By default the directories should still be in ~/Library/Application Support

[jchello]

The contents of those directories were moved from the main drive which was running out of space and had switched to pruned mode I believe. So I decided to locate all my bitcoin applications to an external SSD, and in that process emptied the original directories. I believe I have all the data that was originally in them, but I am wondering if there is a simple way to just reconstitute the original node and wallet. Thanks for your time, and mostly, thanks for developing node launcher. Worse comes to worse, I'll just restart a new node, but that seems silly given that there is over $200 worth of bitcoin in 9+ channels in that node that I now cannot figure out how to restart.