I added a tool to manipulate the in database settings:
xbm-conftool -e exports configuration tables as CSV files into ./confdata/.
You can then manipulate them with a spreadsheet or text editor.
xbm-conftool -i imports the CSV files back into MySQL.
The current approach is to always overwrite all existing configuration. It is
possible to also create a mode where new configurations are added to old ones,
but the current mode should in any case be the default as it is easier to
comprehend.
If you commit this, I will of course document it.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by henrik.i...@gmail.com on 29 Mar 2011 at 2:20
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