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| #### Ripping your cd's on your server
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| My cd-drive on my regular device isn't working as it should, so I was searching for other options to rip my cd's.
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| Since I save all my cd's on my fileserver which is a T60 with optical drive I went installing *abcde* on it.
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| Was already also thinking about to automate it. Insert your cd you want to rip and the server saves it automaticaly in your musiccollection.
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| Let's see if this will happen... :^)  
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| If you use Alpinelinux as me, you're able to just install abcde with apk. I always save my music in *.flac. If you want to use another format you probably need to install some dependencies...  
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| ```
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| apk update && apk add abcde cdrkit flac
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| ```  
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| Add your user to the group *cdrom*  
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| ```
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| adduser $user cdrom
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| ```
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| #### Customize abcde.conf  
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| copy the config to your homedir  
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| ```
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| cp /etc/abcde.conf ~/.abcde.conf
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| nano ~/.abcde.conf
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| ```
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| Search for *OUTPUTDIR* , *OUTPUTTYPE* and modify it for your needs.
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| Also change *CDDBMETHOD* to "cddb" and *CDDBURL* to "http://gnudb.gnudb.org/~cddb/cddb.cgi" |