###########################
# Login Credentials       #
###########################

## Used for logging in to Synapse. See https://python-docs.synapse.org/tutorials/authentication/
## for information on retrieving an auth token.

## The [default] section is used when no profile is specified.
## username is optional; if both username and authtoken are provided, they must match.

#[default]
#username = default_user
#authtoken = default_auth_token

## Named profiles can be selected via syn.login(profile="user1"),
## the SYNAPSE_PROFILE environment variable, or the --profile CLI flag.

#[profile user1]
#username = user1
#authtoken = user1_auth_token

#[profile user2]
#username = user2
#authtoken = user2_auth_token

## If you have projects with files stored on SFTP servers, you can specify your credentials here.
## You can specify multiple SFTP credentials — use one section per server.

#[sftp://some.sftp.url.com]
#username = <sftpuser>
#password = <sftppwd>
#[sftp://a.different.sftp.url.com]
#username = <sftpuser>
#password = <sftppwd>


## If you have projects that need to be stored in an S3-like (e.g. AWS S3, OpenStack) storage
## but cannot allow Synapse to manage access to your storage, you may put your credentials here.
## To avoid duplicating credentials already used by the AWS CLI, specify the profile name from
## your ~/.aws/credentials file. If profile_name is omitted, the "default" AWS profile is used.
## More information about AWS credentials: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-files.html
## Use one section per bucket; the section name is the full endpoint URL including the bucket name.

#[https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket_name]
#profile_name = local_credential_profile_name


###########################
# Caching                 #
###########################

## Downloaded files are cached to avoid repeat downloads of the same file.
## Change 'location' to use a different folder on your computer as the cache location.
## Supports ~ for the home directory and environment variable expansion.
## Default: ~/.synapseCache

#[cache]
#location = ~/.synapseCache


###########################
# Advanced Configurations #
###########################

## If this section is present, the synapseclient will print debug-level log output.
#[debug]


## Configuring these will cause the Python client to use these as Synapse service endpoints
## instead of the default production endpoints. Useful for testing against staging environments.
#[endpoints]
#repoEndpoint = <repoEndpoint>
#authEndpoint = <authEndpoint>
#fileHandleEndpoint = <fileHandleEndpoint>
#portalEndpoint = <portalEndpoint>


## Settings to configure how Synapse uploads/downloads data.
#[transfer]

## max_threads: number of concurrent threads/connections used for file transfers.
## Applies to AWS S3 transfers (uploads and downloads).
## Default: min(cpu_count + 4, 128). Maximum: 128. Minimum: 1.
## Can also be set programmatically: syn.max_threads = 16
#max_threads = 16

## use_boto_sts: if true, use AWS STS (Security Token Service) to obtain temporary
## credentials for S3 transfers instead of using stored AWS credentials directly.
## Useful when your storage location is configured with STS-based access.
## Valid values: true or false (case-insensitive). Default: false.
#use_boto_sts = false