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Using Supysonic
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===============
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Now that everything is :doc:`set up <setup/index>`, there's actually some more
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administrative tasks to perform before really being able to access your music.
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The first one being :ref:`usage-users` and next :ref:`usage-folders`. Then you
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can choose one of the many :ref:`usage-clients` and you're good to go.
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.. _usage-users:
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Adding users
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------------
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One of the first thing you want to do is to create the user(s) that will be
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allowed to access Supysonic. The first user has to be created with the
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:abbr:`CLI (command-line interface)` (:doc:`manpage here <man/supysonic-cli>`),
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if you set them as an admin this new user will then be able to add more users
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through :ref:`usage-web`.
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Creating a new user and giving them administrative rights is done with the
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following two commands::
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$ supysonic-cli user add TheUserName
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$ supysonic-cli user setroles --admin TheUserName
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The first command will ask for a password but you can also provide it on the
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command-line::
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$ supysonic-cli user add TheUserName --password ThePassword
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If you don't want to set the user as an admin but still want them to be able to
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use the :doc:`jukebox`, you can give them the right like so::
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$ supysonic-cli user setroles --jukebox TheUserName
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This last one isn't needed for admins as they have full control over the
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installation.
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.. _usage-folders:
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Defining and scanning folders
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-----------------------------
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Supysonic will be pretty useless if you don't tell it where your music is
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located. This can once again be done with the CLI or the web interface.
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Using the CLI::
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$ supysonic-cli folder add SomeFolderName /path/where/the/music/is
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The next step is now to scan the folder to find all the media files it holds::
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$ supysonic-cli folder scan SomeFolderName
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If :doc:`setup/daemon` is running, this will start scanning in the background,
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otherwise you'll have to wait for the scan to end. This can take some time if
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you have a huge library.
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.. _usage-web:
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The web interface
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-----------------
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Once you have created a user, you can access the web interface at the root URL
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where the application is deployed. As Supysonic is mostly a server and not a
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media player this interface won't provide much. It is mainly used for
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administrative purposes but also provides some features for regular users that
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are only available through this interface.
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Once logged, users can click on their username in the top bar to access some
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settings. These include the ability to link their Last.fm__ account provided
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Supysonic was :ref:`configured <conf-lastfm>` with Last.fm API keys. Once linked
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clients will then be able to send *scrobbles*.
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.. note::
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In the case of Android clients (this haven't been tested with iOS) this could
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lead to *scrobbles* being sent twice if the official Last.fm application is
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also installed on the device.
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Another setting also available only through the web interface is the ability to
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define the :ref:`preferred transcoding format <transcoding-enable>`.
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Admins got two more options accessible from the top bar: the ability to manage
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users and folders. But these have limitations compared to the CLI: you can't
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grant or revoke the users' jukebox privilege and you can scan folders you
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added only if :doc:`setup/daemon` is running.
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__ https://www.last.fm/
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.. _usage-clients:
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Clients
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-------
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You'll need a client to access your music. Whether you want an app for your
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smartphone, something running on your desktop or in a web page you got several
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options here.
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One good start would be looking at the list on `Subsonic website`__ but that
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list *could* be a bit out of date and there's also some players that don't
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appear here. Also disregard the trial notice there, Supysonic doesn't include
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such nonsense.
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Here are some hand-picked clients:
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* in your browser:
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* SubPlayer__ (source__, especially designed to work with Supysonic)
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* Jamstash__ (source__, whose maintainer contributed to Supysonic)
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* on Android:
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* Ultrasonic__ (source__, whose maintainer contributed to Supysonic)
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* DSub__ (source__)
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* on iOS device:
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* you'll have to find one yourself 😉
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* for the desktop (none of them were tested)
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* Clementine__
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* MusicBee__ with a plugin__
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.. note::
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The Subsonic API provides several authentication methods. One of them, known
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as *token authentication* was added with API version 1.13.0. As Supysonic
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currently targets API version 1.9.0, the token based method isn't supported.
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So if your client offers you the option, you'll have to disable the token
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based authentication for it to work.
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__ http://www.subsonic.org/pages/apps.jsp
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__ https://subplayer.netlify.app/
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__ https://github.com/peguerosdc/subplayer
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__ https://jamstash.com/
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__ https://github.com/tsquillario/Jamstash
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__ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.moire.ultrasonic
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__ https://github.com/ultrasonic/ultrasonic/
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__ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=github.daneren2005.dsub
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__ https://github.com/daneren2005/Subsonic
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__ https://www.clementine-player.org
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__ https://getmusicbee.com
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__ https://getmusicbee.com/addons/plugins/41/subsonic-client/
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