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layout: doc
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title: Repositories
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sort_index: 20
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When opening mediarepo you will be greeted by an (empty) overview of configured repositories.
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A repository is a contained unit of imported files, settings and tags.
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By using the *Add Repository* button you can create a new repository.
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A dialog should open where you can specify the name of the repository, the type and further related options.
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When choosing the type *Local* you have to specify the path where the repository should be created.
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If no repository exists at the selected path, you can initialize it by clicking on the *Init* button.
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After that you can save the configuration by clicking on *Save*.
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When choosing the *Remote* type you have to specify the IP address and port of the remote repository.
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You can check connection to make sure the entered address is correct.
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Remote repositories are repositories that have a daemon running with TCP enabled and a fixed port.
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You can read more about configuring daemons and repositories [here](90_repo_configuration).
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After adding a repository it should appear in the repository overview.
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