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Blurb: Herrie is a command line music player. It supports multiple audio file formats (including MP3 and Ogg Vorbis) and has the ability to send playback statistics to AudioScrobbler. The word `herrie' is Dutch for `clamor'. Herrie uses a split-screen user interface: a playlist at the top and a filebrowser at the bottom. The application has two modes of operation, called `party mode' and `XMMS mode'. When the application is started in party mode, the first song in the playlist gets started. It will also be removed from the playlist as well. When the application is started in XMMS mode, any song can be started and will not be removed from the playlist. The default mode is party mode.
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# This is the sample configuration file for herrie. Please refer to the
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# herrie(1) manual page for a complete list of configuration switches.
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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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# OSS device
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@HERRIE_USE_OSS@audio.output.oss.device=@DEVOSSAUDIO@
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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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# Switch file browser to a certain directory at startup:
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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 `echo -n p4ssw0rd | md5'. It's probably not a good idea
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# to place these switches in the public config file. You'd better stick
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# 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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# 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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