# example config file to use copyparty as a youtube manifest collector,
# use with copyparty like:  python copyparty.py -c yt-ipr.conf
#
# see docs/example.conf for a better explanation of the syntax, but
# newlines are block separators, so adding blank lines inside a volume definition is bad
# (use comments as separators instead)


# create user ed, password wark
u ed:wark


# create a volume at /ytm which stores files at ./srv/ytm
./srv/ytm
/ytm
# write-only, but read-write for user ed
w
rw ed
# rescan the volume on startup
c e2dsa
# collect tags from all new files since last scan
c e2ts
# optionally enable compression to make the files 50% smaller
c pk
# only allow uploads which are between 16k and 1m large
c sz=16k-1m
# allow up to 10 uploads over 5 minutes from each ip
c maxn=10,300
# move uploads into subfolders: YEAR-MONTH / DAY-HOUR / <upload>
c rotf=%Y-%m/%d-%H
# delete uploads when they are 24 hours old
c lifetime=86400
# add the parser and tell copyparty what tags it can expect from it
c mtp=yt-id,yt-title,yt-author,yt-channel,yt-views,yt-private,yt-manifest,yt-expires=bin/mtag/yt-ipr.py
# decide which tags we want to index and in what order
c mte=yt-id,yt-title,yt-author,yt-channel,yt-views,yt-private,yt-manifest,yt-expires


# create any other volumes you'd like down here, or merge this with an existing config file