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34 lines
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$OpenBSD: patch-herrie_conf_sample,v 1.2 2008/10/16 17:29:33 jasper Exp $
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--- herrie.conf.sample.orig Tue Oct 14 21:20:40 2008
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+++ herrie.conf.sample Tue Oct 14 21:21:13 2008
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@@ -3,22 +3,22 @@
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# Use this line to change the behaviour of the playlist to be like
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# players like WinAmp, XMMS and AmaroK:
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-playq.xmms=yes
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+#playq.xmms=yes
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# This line makes the user interface look more devilish:
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-gui.color.bar.bg=red
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+#gui.color.bar.bg=red
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# Switch file browser to a certain directory at startup:
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-gui.browser.defaultpath=/vol/music
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+#gui.browser.defaultpath=/vol/music
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# Enable AudioScrobbler song submission. Make sure you generate the
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# password with `printf %s p4ssw0rd | md5'. It's probably not a good
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# idea to place these switches in the public config file. You'd better
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# stick these switches in ~/.herrie/config, with 0600 permissions:
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-scrobbler.username=SomeUser
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-scrobbler.password=0011223344556677889900aabbccddeeff
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+#scrobbler.username=SomeUser
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+#scrobbler.password=0011223344556677889900aabbccddeeff
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# Chroot and setuid. You could make Herrie a shell of a user with ID 0
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# and use these switches. It should be reasonably safe...:
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-vfs.lockup.chroot=/vol/music
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-vfs.lockup.user=nobody
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+#vfs.lockup.chroot=/vol/music
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+#vfs.lockup.user=nobody
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