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specify config file #6745

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djk44883 opened this issue Sep 2, 2015 · 2 comments
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specify config file #6745

djk44883 opened this issue Sep 2, 2015 · 2 comments
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djk44883 commented Sep 2, 2015

there's an option to --ignore-config is there any plans to allow specify a specific config file, that is multiple config files.?

Examples, downloading certain file types from specific sites. Downloading with username and password and parameters depending which sites you're downloading from.

Ultimately, I guess it's no more cumbersome than having a shell script, with command line options for specific downloads and/or using --ignore-config as needed.

DJ

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jaimeMF commented Sep 3, 2015

Supporting per site configuration has already been requested in #3101. We'll keep this issue open for adding an option to read an specific config file.

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djk44883 commented Sep 3, 2015

Thank you! I greatly applicate all the hard work everyone contributes to this projects.

I could see benefits from the per site configuration though could see greater flexibility, although possibly more cumbersome for some users, from having the option of multiple youtube-dl.conf
[ie sometime I download videos from youtube.com other times I download just audio from youtube.com]

Either way (or not)... you are all are awesome
again, thanks DJ

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