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`joinmarket.cfg` is the main configuration file for Joinmarket and has a lot of settings, several of which you'll want to edit or at least examine.
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This will be discussed in several of the sections below.
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> **Environment variable overrides**
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> Configuration values can be overridden using environment variables prefixed with `JM_`. Format: `JM_SECTION_KEY` (e.g., `JM_POLICY_TX_FEES`) or `JM_SECTION_SUBSECTION_KEY` for sections with subsections like `MESSAGING` (e.g., `JM_MESSAGING_ONION_TYPE`). When environment variables are present, they take precedence over the config file.
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The `wallets/` directory is where wallet files, extension (by default) of `.jmdat` are stored after you create them. They are encrypted and store important information; without them, it is possible to recover your coins with the seedphrase, but can be a hassle, so keep the file safe.
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The `logs/` directory contains a log file for each bot you run (Maker or Taker), with debug information. You'll rarely need to read these files unless you encounter a problem; deleting them regularly is recommended (and never dangerous). However there are other log files kept here, in particular one called `yigen-statement.csv` which records all transactions your Maker bot does over time. This can be useful for keeping track. Additionally, tumbles have a `TUMBLE.schedule` and `TUMBLE.log` file here which can be very useful; don't delete these.
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The `cmtdata/` directory stores technical information that you will not need to read.
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