defaults.yaml

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# NOTE:
#
# These are default settings!  Do not change this file!  If you want
# to override any settings, please do so in config.yaml instead (you
# should copy config.yaml.example if config.yaml does not yet exist.


# The fully qualified domain name of this server
# (the Libertree backend component)
domain: libertree.localhost

# The host running the XMPP server (usually localhost)
xmpp_server: localhost

# The shared secret between XMPP server and the Libertree backend
shared_secret: secret

# The component port on the XMPP server
port: 5347

# The path to the Unix domain socket used by the XMPP relay
# (will be created if it does not exist)
relay_socket: tmp/libertree-relay

# The administrator's email address to allow other
# Libertree administrators to contact you.
contact: admin@mydomain.net

# The path to the private RSA key
# Use generate-key-pair.rb to generate it.
# TODO: A private key seems useful for server migration; keep this for now as a
#       reminder although the XMPP branch does not yet use key pairs.
private_key_path: private.key

# The URL base of the frontend web interface (used for URL substitution)
frontend_url_base: http://domain-or-ip-without-trailing-slash

# The path to the avatars directory of the frontend on disk.  This is the
# directory to save the avatars fetched by the http:avatar job.
avatar_dir: /opt/libertree/frontend-ramaze/public/images/avatars/

# The frontend location through which stored avatars are accessed via HTTP.
avatar_url: /images/avatars/

# For more verbose output, set debug to true.
debug: false

# If no log_path is specified, the server logs to stdout
log_path: logs/backend.log

# Specify a pid_dir to have the process id written to a file in that dir.
pid_dir: pids/

# websocket server settings
websocket_listen_host: 127.0.0.1
websocket_port: 8080
secure_websocket: false
#websocket_ssl_cert: /path/to/cert
#websocket_ssl_private_key: /path/to/private/key


# What the system will use for sending email
smtp:
  host: mail.example.org
  port: 25
  username: exampleusername
  password: examplepassword
  authentication: plain  # plain, login, cram_md5, or comment out for no auth
  helo_domain: localhost.localdomain
  starttls_auto: false
  ssl: false
  from_address: exampleusername@example.org
  # openssl_verify_mode: none  # Either comment out, or choose: none, peer, client_once, fail_if_no_peer_cert