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Updated How the bookmarks work (markdown)

Jakob Ketterl 2019-12-15 20:28:17 +01:00
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How-the-bookmarks-work.md

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## File location
## Defaults
The location of each of the files mentioned varies with the type of setup. In most cases, they should be kept in `/etc/openwebrx/`. If you have setup your receiver from source, the files will be located in the checkout folder, but it is recommended that you copy them over to `/etc/openwebrx/` and maintain your changes there. You will probably need to create the directory initially.
When you first start the receiver, you may see some unrelated and strange bookmarks already in there. Those are the ones I collected on my development receiver, consider them examples. Of course you can replace them.
## Digimode bookmarks
The only way to have bookmarks that automatically enable the corresponding digimode decoder is by entering them into the bandplan, there's no support for those modes in the other sources. This is due to separate archictectures, and will be changed in the future.
## File location
The location of each of the files mentioned varies with the type of setup. In most cases, they should be kept in `/etc/openwebrx/`. If you have setup your receiver from source, the files will be located in the checkout folder, but it is recommended that you copy them over to `/etc/openwebrx/` and maintain your changes there. You will probably need to create the directory initially.
## File location when using docker
If you are running OpenWebRX inside a docker container, the file will be kept in `/etc/openwebrx/` as well, but that is in the container's filesystem. In order to maintain this file, you can mount a volume or directory into this location and then edit the files there. The docker container will copy its initial files to that location if it doesn't find anything on startup.