The Settings File Location and Name – Jungle Disk Support

At startup, Jungle Disk will first attempt to load the configuration file out of the Jungle Disk application directory before it checks the default location.

Also, note that the Jungle Disk USB Edition will always look for its configuration and cache files in the same directory as the application.

Default Locations (Simply Backup, Desktop Edition, and Jungle Disk (Formerly Workgroup):

Windows 7 and newer: C:\ProgramData\JungleDisk\

ProgramData is a hidden folder by default. Open your file browser and paste this path into the address bar to get there quickly.

Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\JungleDisk\

Application Data is a hidden folder by default. Open your file browser and paste this path into the address bar to get there quickly.

Mac: ~/Library/Preferences/

Note: for versions 3.30.6 and lower, the path is /Library/Preferences/
To get here quickly, open Finder, select Go in the menu bar and pick "Go to folder". Then paste the path into the box and click the Go button.

Linux: ~/.jungledisk/

Default Locations (Server Edition):

Windows & Mac: Same as above.
Linux: /etc/jungledisk/

Configuration Filenames

Simply Backup: junglediskbackup-settings.xml
Desktop: jungledisk-settings.xml
Workgroup: junglediskworkgroup-settings.xml
Server: junglediskserver-settings.xml

Backup Files

You may find that there are some files here that mostly match your settings file name, but they also have "-backup-#" at the end (where # would be a number of 0 or greater). If you want to roll back to a previous configuration, Stop the Jungle Disk service, rename the backup to have the original name, then start the Jungle Disk service again.

If you aren't sure of how to manage the Jungle Disk service, check out this guide: Link to Restarting service

Moving your settings to a different computer

If you would like to copy your settings to a different computer, it is best to do so before installing Jungle Disk. Otherwise, you will need to completely shut down the Jungle Disk (including the Jungle Disk service) before copying the settings file.