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JSON config
Using a JSON config with mStream allows for more advanced configurations. This example contains all configurable params for reference purposes.
{
"port": 3030,
"userinterface":"public",
"secret": "b6j7j5e6u5g36ubn536uyn536unm5m67u5365vby435y54ymn",
"database_plugin":{
"dbPath":"/path/to/loki.db",
"interval": 2,
"saveInterval": 500,
"skipImg": true
},
"albumArtDir": "/media/album-art",
"folders": {
"blues": "/media/music/blues",
"rock": { "root": "/media/music/rock"}
},
"users": {
"paul": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["blues", "rock"]
},
"james": {
"password":"qwerty",
"vpaths": "rock",
"lastfm-user": "username",
"lastfm-password": "password"
}
},
"ssl": {
"key": "/path/to/key.pem",
"cert": "/path/to/cert.pem"
}
}
All these params have default values. Technically, an empty objects would be valid. It's the same as running mstream without any config options
# This is valid
{ }
Port
Sets the port. Defaults to 3000 if not set
UI
Folder that contains the frontend for mStream. Defaults to public if not set
Secret
Sets the secret key used for the login system. If this is not set, mStream will generate a random secret key on boot and previous login sessions will be voided
Database
dbPath: path to save the database file tointerval: The interval which controls how often file system will be scanned for changes (in hours)skipImg: (boolean) whether to skip scanning for album art. Speeds up the scan timesaveInterval: interval which to refresh the DB on scan. Defaults to 250. Can be set to a higher number for large collections to avoid hogging the CPU thread
"database_plugin":{
"dbPath":"/path/to/loki.db",
"interval": "1.5"
}
Folders
Folders are set by key value pairs. The key is used later to give access to folders on a per user basis. (more info in the users section)
There are two valid syntaxes for folders
"folders": {
"blues": "/media/music/blues",
"rock": { "root": "/media/music/rock"}
}
For now, these are identical. In the future, mStream will be able to offer different frontend features based on the directory type.
Users
A basic user example.
{
"folders": {
"media": "/media/music"
},
"users": {
"paul": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": "media"
}
}
}
A user with multiple folders
{
"folders": {
"music": "/media/music",
"audiobooks": "/media/books/audio"
},
"users": {
"paul": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["music", "audiobooks"]
}
}
}
Multiple users with multiple directories
{
"folders": {
"jake-music": "/media/jake/music",
"finn-music": "/media/finn/music",
"audiobooks": "/media/books/audio"
},
"users": {
"jake": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["jake-music", "audiobooks"]
},
"finn": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["finn-music", "audiobooks"]
}
}
}
If there is no users object, the login system will not be enabled and anyone will be abe to access the server. All folders will be accessible
{
"folders": {
"music": "/media/music",
"audiobooks": "/media/books/audio"
}
}
SSL
mStream comes with SSL support built in. Just add your key and cert and the server will take care of the rest
"ssl": {
"key": "/path/to/key.pem",
"cert": "/path/to/cert.pem"
}
Disable Uploading
"noUpload": true
Album Art
Sets the path where album art will be saved. Defaults to the image-cache folder in the mStream directory
"albumArtDir": "/media/album-art"
LastFM Scrobbling
Each user can have their own lastFM credentials
{
"folders": {
"jake-music": "/media/jake/music",
"finn-music": "/media/finn/music",
"audiobooks": "/media/books/audio"
},
"users": {
"jake": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["jake-music", "audiobooks"],
"lastfm-user": "username",
"lastfm-password": "password"
},
"finn": {
"password":"p@ssword",
"vpaths": ["finn-music", "audiobooks"],
"lastfm-user": "username",
"lastfm-password": "password"
}
}
}
If you want to use LastFM scrobbling without a user system, you can do the following
{
"folders": {
"music": "/media/music",
"audiobooks": "/media/books/audio"
},
"lastfm-user": "username",
"lastfm-password": "password"
}
Port Forwarding
Set tunnel to true if you want mStream to try to auto configure port forwarding via uPNP
{
"tunnel": true
}