Retrieving Muse connections datas to log from another computer

[Grosquick5]

Hi,
my old computer died a few weeks ago. The famous 2012 MacBook Pro 15" graphic card issue.

I have all my files on a TimeMachine drive though, including the Library of my crashed computer.

Sometimes I can launch my old 2012 Mac after many tries, but only very few apps work:

most of the apps (like Muse) make it crash again.  

I installed Muse 2018 on my new computer and could re-open my website project from the muse file with no problem.

Now I would like to connect to my website in order to make some updates, but the connections datas are not attached to the muse file.
And I can't remember the FTP datas of my website.

Is there a way I could find them in my old Mac's Library or anywhere else in the old harddrive, without launching Muse?

Best from Paris
GQ

[fotoroeder]

As far as I experienced, no. You must contact your provider. You may have a client number and password to get then the FTP credentials. You may have to give a new password for FTP also (most German providers do so). Then you'll have to re-upload the site.

Hope that helps.

Kind Regards,

Uwe

[Grosquick5]

Thank you for your response
Best

[Günter Heißenbüttel]

No chance. Muse remembers your credentials, but this information is not stored in your .muse files for evident security reasons. So, when you open your .muse file on a different machine you have to fill in your credentials manually, as soon as you try to upload your site data.

As @fotoroeder already said: If you lost your credentials, you have to contact your provider or your customer account​ on your provider‘s website.

[Grosquick5]

Thank you for your response.
I was thinking: If Muse stores my credentials, it has to be stored somewhere like in Library/Applications Support or Library/Preferences, or something like that ?

[Günter Heißenbüttel]

The credentials are stored encrypted in the keychain of your system. So, (un)fortunately no chance for you to restore the data.