@@ -12,16 +12,17 @@ Configuration
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- You can configure :program:`mongosync` instances at startup using a configuration
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- file. The configuration file contains settings that are the equivalent of
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- ``mongosync`` command-line options.
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-
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+ You can configure :program:`mongosync` instances at startup using a
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+ configuration file. The configuration file contains settings that are
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+ the equivalent of ``mongosync`` command-line options.
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Configuration File
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==================
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- Most :program:`mongosync` command-line options can be written to a YAML file.
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- The configuration file specifies values for each setting using YAML format.
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+ Most :program:`mongosync` command-line options can be written to a YAML
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+ file. The configuration file specifies values for each setting using
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+ YAML format.
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For example:
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.. code-block:: yaml
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logPath: "/var/log/mongosync"
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verbosity: "WARN"
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- To use a configuration file, start ``mongosync`` with the :option:`--config`
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- option to set the path to the file:
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+ To use a configuration file, start ``mongosync`` with the
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+ :option:`--config` option to set the path to the file:
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.. code-block:: console
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@@ -41,6 +42,12 @@ option to set the path to the file:
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Options
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+ .. note::
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+ The ``start`` command provides additional options for features like
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+ ``reversibility`` and ``user write blocking``. For more details, see
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+ the :ref:`start <c2c-api-start>` API documentation.
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.. |opt-term| replace:: setting
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.. setting:: cluster0
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