## Podloader config ##

[rsync]
# The server the files go to
host = domain.tld

# The remote path root. This must be a full/absolute path!
path = /srv/http/myVhostDir

# The remote user
user = sshuser

[mysql]
# The mysql server. Note that this will be overridden if you
# use a .my.cnf and a host is specified in there.
host = db.${rsync:host}

# The mysql server's port. Note that this will be overridden
# if you use a .my.cnf and a port is specified in there.
port = 3306

# The mysql user. Note that this will be overridden if you
# use a .my.cnf and a user is specified in there.
user = mysqluser

# The mysql DB. Note that this will be overridden if you
# use a .my.cnf and a user is specified in there.
db = myDB

# The mysql table
table = myTBL

# The column names (separated by commas) for, in order:
# episode ID (e.g. "S1E2")
# file_prefix (the filename only WITHOUT .ogg/.mp3)
# sha_mp3 (the column to hold the SHA256 of the MP3 file)
# sha_ogg (the column to hold the SHA256 of the OGG file)
# bytesize_mp3 (size of the MP3 file in bytes)
# bytesize_ogg (size of the OGG file in bytes)
# length (the length of the track in seconds)
# editor (the name of the person that edited the audio track(s)
# intro_title (the title of the intro music track)
# intro_artist (the artist that composed the intro music track)
# intro_link (a URL to the intro track or artist's site/page)
# intro_copyright (the copyright license for the intro track, e.g. "CC-BY-SA 3.0")
# intro_copyrightlink (a URL to the full terms of the intro track's copyright)
# outro_title (the title of the outro music track)
# outro_artist (the artist that composed the outro music track)
# outro_link (a URL to the outro track or artist's site/page)
# outro_copyright (the copyright license for the outro track, e.g. "CC-BY-SA 3.0")
# outro_copyrightlink (a URL to the full terms of the outro track's copyright)
# recorded (when the episode was recorded)
# released (when the episode was released)
#
# Note that a dump of the *table* is included (blank.schema.sql). Feel free to use it:
#       mysql -e "CREATE DATABASE myDB" && mysql myDB < blank.schema.sql
# This will create a database named "myDB" (you can skip that part if you already have a database),
# and create a table named "myTBL" according to the default spec outlined in here.
#
cols = episode,file_prefix,sha_mp3,sha_ogg,bytesize_mp3,bytesize_ogg,length,editor,intro_title,intro_artist,intro_link,intro_copyright,intro_copyrightlink,outro_title,outro_artist,outro_link,outro_copyright,outro_copyrightlink,recorded,released

# The remote mysql password - if this is set to False/no/0,
# we'll just use the my.cnf-formatted INI file (e.g. ~/.my.cnf) instead.
password = False

# If the above is False, path to the .my.cnf
conf = ~/.my.cnf

# If password is False, what [client] section suffix should we use?
# Note that this is going to look like e.g. [clientremote1] in the config
# file. (correlates to mysql's --defaults-group-suffix=)
confsec = remote1

[gpg]
# Should we actually sign episodes? True/yes/1 or False/no/0.
enabled = True

# The GPG key ID(s) (in a comma-separated list) to sign the episode with.
# You must have the private key in your *local* keyring!
keys = D34DB33FD34DB33FD34DB33FD34DB33FD34DB33F

# The path to your GNUPG homedir.
homedir = ~/.gnupg

[local]
# The local path root to the edited FLAC files
path = ~/podcast

# A subdir for the episode-specific files. If it contains one of the following values,
# substitution will be done.
# Special values:
# - SEASONEPISODE = A special string that uses the -s/--season and -e/--episode strings together.
#	i.e. if season is 1 and episode is 13, it'd be "s1e13".
# - SEASON = A special string that uses -s/--season.
# - EPISODE = A special string that uses -e/--episode.
subdir = SEASONEPISODE

# Where the transcoded media and GPG sigs (if enabled) should go
# (in a structure of <path>/<season>/<episode>/{mp3,ogg,gpg}/)
mediadir = ${path}/releases

[tags]
# What should the Artist string be?
artist = Podcastin' Joe

# What should the Album name be?
# If you set this to SEASON, it will set this to whatever's specified for -s/--season
album = SEASON

# How many digits should the season be padded to? (i.e. the minimum number of digits)
# A pad of three would have Season 3 be "003".
season_pad = 1

# How many digits should the episode be padded to? (i.e. the minimum number of digits)
# A pad of three would have Episode 1 be "001".
episode_pad = 1

# What should the Year be set to?
# If set as False/no/0, it will be automatically determined by the raw media file's metadata.
year = False

# What track number should be set?
# If set as EPISODE, it will set this to whatever's specified for -e/--episode
track = EPISODE

# What genre should be set?
genre = Podcast

# What should be set as the comment field?
comment = https://podcast.domain.tld

# What should be set as the Copyright notice?
copyright = CC-BY-SA 4.0

# What should be set for the URL field?
# Special values:
# - SEASONEPISODE = A special string that uses the -s/--season and -e/--episode strings together.
#	i.e. if season is 1 and episode is 13, it'd be "S1E13".
# - SEASON = A special string that uses -s/--season.
# - EPISODE = A special string that uses -e/--episode.
url = ${comment}/episodes/SEASONEPISODE

# Who encoded the file? (e.g. what is your name)
encoded = Joe Schmoe

# Who edited the episode? (see -d/--editor)
# Note that this can contain (and should, if available)
# contain a link (e.g.:
# <a href="https://editorname.tld">Editor Name</a> )
editor = <a href="${comment}/editor">Some Editor</a>

# A local path to the image to embed.
img = ${local:path}/images/podcast_logo.jpg