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Configuration
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=============
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Vdirsyncer uses an ini-like format for storing its configuration. All values
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are JSON, invalid JSON will get interpreted as string::
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x = "foo" # String
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x = foo # Shorthand for same string
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x = 42 # Integer
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x = ["a", "b", "c"] # List of strings
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x = true # Boolean
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x = false
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x = null # Also known as None
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.. _general_config:
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General Section
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===============
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::
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[general]
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status_path = ...
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#password_command =
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- ``status_path``: A directory where vdirsyncer will store metadata for the
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next sync. The data is needed to determine whether a new item means it has
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been added on one side or deleted on the other. Relative paths will be
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interpreted as relative to the configuration file's directory.
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- ``password_command`` specifies a command to query for server passwords. The
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command will be called with the username as the first argument, and the
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hostname as the second.
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.. versionadded:: 0.3.0
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The ``passwordeval`` parameter.
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.. versionchanged:: 0.4.0
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The ``passwordeval`` parameter has been renamed to ``password_command``.
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.. _pair_config:
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Pair Section
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============
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::
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[pair pair_name]
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a = ...
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b = ...
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#collections = null
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#conflict_resolution = null
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- Pair names can consist of any alphanumeric characters and the underscore.
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- ``a`` and ``b`` reference the storages to sync by their names.
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- ``collections``: Optional, a list of collections to synchronize. If this
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parameter is omitted, it is assumed the storages are already directly
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pointing to one collection each. Specifying a collection multiple times won't
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make vdirsyncer sync that collection more than once.
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Furthermore, there are the special values ``"from a"`` and ``"from b"``,
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which tell vdirsyncer to try autodiscovery on a specific storage.
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Examples:
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- ``collections = ["from b", "foo", "bar"]`` makes vdirsyncer synchronize the
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collections from side B, and also the collections named "foo" and "bar".
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- ``collections = ["from b", from a"]`` makes vdirsyncer synchronize all
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existing collections on either side.
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- ``conflict_resolution``: Optional, define how conflicts should be handled. A
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conflict occurs when one item (event, task) changed on both sides since the
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last sync.
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Valid values are:
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- ``"a wins"`` and ``"b wins"``, where the whole item is taken from one side.
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Vdirsyncer will not attempt to merge the two items.
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- ``null``, the default, where an error is shown and no changes are done.
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.. _storage_config:
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Storage Section
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===============
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::
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[storage storage_name]
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type = ...
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- Storage names can consist of any alphanumeric characters and the underscore.
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- ``type`` defines which kind of storage is defined. See :ref:`storages`.
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- ``read_only`` defines whether the storage should be regarded as a read-only
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storage. The value ``true`` means synchronization will discard any changes
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made to the other side. The value ``false`` implies normal 2-way
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synchronization.
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- Any further parameters are passed on to the storage class.
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.. _storages:
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Supported Storages
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------------------
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.. module:: vdirsyncer.storage
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Read-write storages
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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These storages generally support reading and changing of their items. Their
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default value for ``read_only`` is ``false``, but can be set to ``true`` if
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wished.
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.. autostorage:: CaldavStorage
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.. autostorage:: CarddavStorage
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.. autostorage:: FilesystemStorage
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.. autostorage:: SingleFileStorage
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Read-only storages
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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These storages don't support writing of their items, consequently ``read_only``
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is set to ``true`` by default. Changing ``read_only`` to ``false`` on them
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leads to an error.
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.. autostorage:: HttpStorage
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