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|UPnP network interface|-i iface|$UPMPD_UPNPIFACE|upnpiface
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|UPnP network interface|-i iface|$UPMPD_UPNPIFACE|upnpiface
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|UPnP port|-p port|$UPMPD_UPNPPORT|upnpport
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|UPnP port|-p port|$UPMPD_UPNPPORT|upnpport
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|===========================
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|===========================
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In addition to the above basic parameters, many configuration variables can
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be set in the configuration file.
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[[upmpdcli.configfile]]
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[[upmpdcli.configfile]]
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== Configuration file
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include::upmpdcli-config.txt[]
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In addition of the above, the following variables can be set in the
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configuration file:
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mpdpassword:: Password for connecting to *MPD* (only necessary if
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password access is enabled in the *MPD* configuration file).
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ownqueue:: If this is set (on by default), we own the *MPD* queue and will
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fearlessly clear it.
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upnpip:: UPnP IP address to use (if `upnpiface` is not used to select an
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interface).
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upnpav:: Activate UPnP AV services. This is set by default, but it may be
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useful to switch it off with some too easily confused OpenHome Control
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Points.
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openhome:: Activate OpenHome services. This is set by default and there is
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little reason to turn this off.
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ohmetapersist:: OpenHome playlist disk persistence (default 1), no reason
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to turn it off.
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cachedir:: Directory for cached data (`/var/cache/upmpdcli` if started as
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root or else `~/.cache/upmpdcli`).
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pkgdatadir:: Directory where the distributed configuration data (XML files
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etc.) is stored. Default: `$prefix/share/upmpcli` (e.g.:
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`/usr/share/upmpdcli`).
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iconpath:: Path to an icon to be displayed by Control Points which support
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it. The UPnP protocol has provisions for a renderer to send the URL to a
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descriptive icon as part of the device description. The icon to use can be
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set using the *iconpath* configuration file parameter. Due to current (and
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probably permanent) *upmpdcli* limitations, the image file *must* be a
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64x64 32 bits-per-pixel png file. Default: `$pkgdatadir/icon.png`.
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presentationhtml:: Path to an HTML file to be used as presentation page. The
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file referenced by the path will only be read once when *upmpdcli* starts,
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it can't presently be used for status updates (but I guess that you could
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put a redirect in there, to something more dynamic served by a real HTTP
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server). Default: `$pkgdatadir/presentation.html`.
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onplay:: Command to run when MPD playback is about to begin. Note that
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`onplay` is also called if MPD is controlled from another tool, e.g. by
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`mpc`.
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onstart:: Command to run when a play action is performed. The difference to
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`onplay` is that `onstart` is called *before* playback is about to begin.
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onstop:: Command to run when MPD playback is about to end. Note that
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`onstop` is also called if MPD is controlled from another tool, e.g. by
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`mpc`.
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onvolumechange:: Command to run when sound volume is changed.
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=== Radio station definitions
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=== Radio station definitions
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Recent Upmpdcli versions (after 0.13) implement an OpenHome Radio service
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Recent Upmpdcli versions (after 0.13) implement an OpenHome Radio service
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which allows selecting and listening to internet radio stations.
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which allows selecting and listening to internet radio stations.
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