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# Startup Configuration Guide
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Libresonic has some system-wide configuration. These configurations are stored in the
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`libresonic.properties` file. There is one exception, which is the `libresonic.home` parameter which
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is supplied as a Java System Property.
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## `libresonic.properties`
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These parameters are simple key-value pairs stored in a list. It is recommended that these parameters
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are changed through the web interface settings page. However, they can also be modified directly. Shutdown
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your server first, modify, then start it for changes to take effect.
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## Java Parameters
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The `libresonic.home` parameter is a Java System Property that is not modifiable through the web interface.
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It must be configured via Java startup parameters. See below for steps to do this.
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#### `libresonic.home`
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This parameter dictates the folder where Libresonic will store its logs,
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settings, transcode binaries, index and database if using the default H2
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database. As such it is recommended to backup this folder.
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*default: `/var/libresonic` or `C:\\music`*
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#### Setting Java Parameters on Tomcat
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As described in the [RUNNING.txt](http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/RUNNING.txt) doc provided by tomcat,
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you can create a file named `setenv.sh` or for windows `setenv.bat` in the Tomcat home `bin` folder to modify the
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java args.
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Here is an example of a `setenv.sh` file (`setenv.bat` has slightly different syntax):
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```
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export JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Dlibresonic.home=/home/andrew/.cache/libresonic-test"
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```
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#### Setting Java Parameters for Standalone Package (SpringBoot)
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When running the standalone package, add `-Dlibresonic.home=YOUR_PATH_HERE` to the `java` command line right before the
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`-jar` argument. Here is an example for linux (windows users will want to use their OS specific path syntax i.e.
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`C:\\your\path`)
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```
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java -Dlibresonic.home=/home/andrew/libresonichome -jar libresonic.war
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```
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