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@@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ run_at_start =
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run_at_finish =
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run_at_finish =
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save_comments = false
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save_comments = false
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log_to_file = false
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log_to_file = false
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+use_locks = true
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```
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```
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```username``` **—** Instagram username to login with.
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```username``` **—** Instagram username to login with.
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@@ -69,3 +70,5 @@ log_to_file = false
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```save_comments``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will try to save comments from a livestream or replay to a log file. Verified users have *(v)* next to their name. (Experimental, use at own risk.)
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```save_comments``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will try to save comments from a livestream or replay to a log file. Verified users have *(v)* next to their name. (Experimental, use at own risk.)
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```log_to_file``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will save all its console logs to a text file. The filename will be `pyinstalive_<live-username>.log` where `<live_username>` will be the username of the Instagram user whose livestream or replay you want to download. If no username was given to download (e.g when running `pyinstalive --clean`) the file will be named `pyinstalive.default.log`.
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```log_to_file``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will save all its console logs to a text file. The filename will be `pyinstalive_<live-username>.log` where `<live_username>` will be the username of the Instagram user whose livestream or replay you want to download. If no username was given to download (e.g when running `pyinstalive --clean`) the file will be named `pyinstalive.default.log`.
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+```save_comments``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will create several .lock files to prevent duplicate downloads from starting for the same user if you are running PyInstaLive using some form of automation such as batch/shell loops.
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Cammy