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This part of the documentation will focus on the configuration of your Shou server. Start by locating the `config.js` file in the Shout folder.
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To quickly open the config:
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```
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$ shout config
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```
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## public
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This setting can be either `true` or `false`. Public servers require no authentication. This is the default mode. Set to `false` to enable user login.
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## host
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Listen to connections only from this host. Default `0.0.0.0` will allow connections from anyone.
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## port
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The port to listen on.
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You can override this setting by starting Shout like this:
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`shout start --port 80`
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## theme
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This setting should point to a stylesheet in your Shout folder. If you want to create your own theme, it's recommended that you add your own stylesheet to `shout/client/themes/`.
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## home
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Use this setting to override the default `HOME` location. The home folder is where Shout will locate the `users/` and `cache/` folder. Leaving this field empty will default to `~/.shout/`.
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## logs
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Change how the logs will be stored. Remember that logging has to be turned on per user, in their own `user.json`.
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- format
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- timezone
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## defaults
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These are the placeholder values displayed in the __Connect__ form:
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- name
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- host
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- port
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- password
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- tls
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- nick
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- realname
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- join |