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$ bark receive --multicast 224.100.100.100:1530 --device alsa_output.usb-Focusrite_Scarlett_Solo_USB-00.analog-stereo
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### Configuration file
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### Configuration
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Bark will look for a `bark.toml` in any of the XDG config directories, respecting any custom directories set in `XDG_CONFIG_DIRS`.
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As well as command line options, Bark's options can be set by environment variable or configuration file. Command line options and environment variables are shown in `bark --help`.
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By default, Bark will look in `$HOME/.config/bark.toml` first, and then `/etc/bark.toml` second.
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Bark also searches the XDG config directories for a `bark.toml` configuration file, respecting any custom directories set in `XDG_CONFIG_DIRS`.
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By default, Bark will look in `$HOME/.config/bark.toml` first, and then `/etc/bark.toml`. Options set in the configuration file take lowest precedence, are overriden by environment variables, and then finally command line options take highest precedence.
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The config file supports all command line options Bark supports. Here's an example:
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