lbry-sdk/lbrynet/lbrynet_downloader_gui/lbry.conf
Jimmy Kiselak 192ac6959a more specific exceptions, and change when blobs are deleted
More specific exceptions are raised when problems are encountered
looking up metadata and validating stream descriptor files, and
on the GUI those more specific exceptions are used to prevent
errors from being presented to the user.

If the user has selected the option to re-upload data for some
stream, blobs downloaded for that purpose will not be deleted
when they are finished being output. Instead, by default, for
the GUI they will be deleted when the stream is removed from
the GUI. That can be changed so they are not deleted at all,
using the lbry.conf file.
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# ===== known_dht_nodes =====
# A comma-separated list of dht nodes to use to bootstrap into the
# DHT network. The nodes must be specified in dotted quad format
# followed by a colon and the port number. For example:
# 192.168.1.1:4000,10.0.0.1:4000,172.16.1.1:5000
#
# known_dht_nodes = 104.236.42.182:4000
# ===== download_directory =====
# On Windows, the default location for "download_directory" is the
# directory the user has registered with the OS as the default
# download directory, usually the 'Downloads' folder in the user's
# home directory. On Linux, it is the current directory.
#
# download_directory = /path/to/example_directory
# ===== db_dir =====
# The database directory is the directory in which the application
# stores information about the encrypted chunks stored on disk
# and the streams they belong to, among other things. By default,
# set to '.lbrydownloader' in the user's home directory.
#
# db_dir = /path/to/home/.lbrydownloader
# ===== data_dir =====
# The data directory is the directory in which the small encrypted
# chunks of data which constitute files and other streams are
# stored. By default, data_dir is set to the blobfiles subdirectory
# of the database directory, db_dir.
#
# data_dir = /path/to/home/.lbrydownloader/blobfiles
# ===== run_server =====
# Turn on or off the server, which uploads encrypted chunks of data
# to other clients on the network.
#
# run_server = true
# ===== start_lbrycrdd =====
# Whether to launch an lbyrcrdd server to use to send and receive
# LBC and to look up names regisered on the LBRYcrd network.
#
# start_lbrycrdd = True
# ===== wallet_dir =====
# The directory which the lbrycrdd instance will be given as the
# base directory for the instance of lbrycrdd, if it is launched
# by the application. By default, it is set to the .lbrycrd
# directory in the user's home directory.
#
# wallet_dir = /path/to/home/.lbrycrd
# ===== wallet_conf =====
# The configuration file used by the lbrycrd server which will be
# used by the application to send and receive LBC and to look up
# registered names on the LBRYcrd network. By default, this is
# set to the file lbrycrd.conf in the wallet_dir directory.
#
# wallet_conf = /path/to/home/.lbrycrd/lbrycrd.conf
# ===== use_upnp =====
# Whether to try to use UPnP to open ports in a firewall so that
# other applications on the network can connect to the application
#
# use_upnp = True
# ===== default_blob_data_payment_rate =====
# The amount of LBC per megabyte to send to uploaders of data, by
# default. Must be a positive floating point number.
#
# default_blob_data_payment_rate = 0.5
# ===== dht_port =====
# The UPD port which other applications will connect to in order
# to announce their association with sha384 hashsums and to
# find other applications which are associated with sha384
# hashsums.
#
# dht_port = 4444
# ===== peer_port =====
# The TCP port which other applications will connect to in order
# to download encrypted chunks of data from this application,
# if this application is acting as a server.
#
# peer_port = 3333
# ===== delete_blobs_on_stream_remove =====
# If this is set to True, all blobs associated with the stream
# will be deleted when the stream is removed from the GUI,
# whether by clicking the 'x' or by closing the application.
# If this is set to False, they will not be deleted then.
# However, they may be deleted otherwise. For example if the
# option to allow reuploading is set to False, they will be
# deleted as soon as they're outputted by the application.
#
# delete_blobs_on_stream_remove = True