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"~/.cherrymusic/config" contains a few typing errors and comments in bad english:

-line 4: "[...] folders should may be shown [...]" # should or may be?
-line 18-19: "[...] must be a the absolute path [...]" # a or the?
-line 28: "[...] MAXRESULTS set the maximum amount [...]" # "he/she/it das 's' muss mit."

other suggestions:

-line 38: "enable_ssl = False" # why not setting this to "true"? i know it requires an additional package, but isnt it better to choose the safest defaults?
-line 42: "localhost_only = False" # same with this option. "True" would be a safer default, although it maybe would lead to a few users wondering why their cherrymusic isnt played over the network, but they should read the config file anyway.
-line 44-45: is that a dummy? in case it will be functional some day, it would be nice to mention where the log resides.

nothing important, i know, but it enhances user experience. for me, its always a turn off to edit a poorly written config file, makes me wondering if the whole program is written that poorly and cherrymusic is for professionals, right?^^ so maybe you can just go through it once more and correct the few errors. thanks!

oh, and the "getting started" instructions on the devel version page isnt up to date, since "config" is now in the home directory. confuses users.

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and:

-line 12: "[...] copy the theme to ~/.cherrmusic/themes/yournewtheme and [...]" # wrong path, the 'y' is missing

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Thanks for your comments. I've fixed all the spelling mistakes.

About https encryption: We want users to have a flawless first experience with the program. I wouldn't like to enforce https encryption on first run, because that could turn out as a mayor turn-off for most users, as they have to create a certificate first etc. I think we might put in some kind of symbol in the user interface of the admin, stating "Please setup your SSL encryption!" or something.

Also, please open new issues, instead of "enhancing" old ones.

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