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Configuration
=============
*Supysonic* looks for four files for its configuration: ``/etc/supysonic``,
``~/.supysonic``, ``~/.config/supysonic/supysonic.conf`` and ``supysonic.conf``
in the current folder, merging values from all files.
Supysonic looks for four files for its configuration: :file:`/etc/supysonic`,
:file:`~/.supysonic`, :file:`~/.config/supysonic/supysonic.conf` and
:file:`supysonic.conf` in the current working directory, in this order, merging
values from all files.
Configuration files must respect a structure similar to Windows INI file, with
``[section]`` headers and using a ``KEY = VALUE`` or ``KEY: VALUE`` syntax.
You'll find a roughly documented configuration sample file at the root of the
project, file conveniently named ``config.sample``. More details below.
If you cloned Supysonic from its `GitHub repository`__ you'll find a roughly
documented configuration sample file at the root of the project, file
conveniently named :file:`config.sample`. More details below.
__ http://github.com/spl0k/supysonic
``[base]`` section
------------------
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``jukebox_command``
Command used by the jukebox mode to play a single file.
See the :doc:`jukebox documentation <jukebox>` for more details.
See the :doc:`jukebox documentation <../jukebox>` for more details.
``log_file``
Rotating file where events generated by the file watcher are logged.
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to another format or change its bitrate. All configurations in the sample below
have **not** been thoroughly tested.
For more details, please refer to the
:doc:`transcoding configuration <transcoding>`.
:doc:`transcoding configuration <../transcoding>`.
.. code-block:: ini

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If you absolutely have no clue about databases, you can go with SQLite as it
doesn't need any setup other than specifying a path for the database in the
:doc:`configuration <../configuration>`.
:doc:`configuration <configuration>`.
.. note::

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install
database
configuration