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3.6. Configuration Since there are a variety of very different installation alternatives for the Spyce engine, effort has been invested in consolidating all the various runtime configuration options. By default, the Spyce engine will search for a file called spyce.conf in its installation directory. An alternative file location may be specified via the --conf command-line option. However, the engine will operate just fine without any configuration file, using its built-in default values. In general, command-line options supercede configuration file options which, in turn, supercede built-in configuration defaults. The options specified in the Spyce configuration file are server-level configuration options (as opposed to file-level options). An example configuration file is provided, called spyce.conf.eg. The general format of a Spyce file is that of a Windows .ini file. Sections are denoted inside braces (i.e. [section]), and options with values are specified on independent lines separated by a colon (i.e. option: value). Comment lines begin with either a semicolon ';' or a hash '#'. An example of an extensive Spyce file (i.e. with all options specified) is shown, with the individual options described below.
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