# Values formatted like "_env:ENV_VAR_NAME:default_value" can be overridden by # the specified environment variable. See the Yesod wiki, Configuration page. ############################################################################### # HTTP server ############################################################################### # any IPv4 host host: "_env:HOST:*4" # The port `yesod devel` uses is distinct from this value. Set the # `yesod devel` port from the command line. http-port: "_env:PORT:3000" ip-from-header: "_env:IP_FROM_HEADER:false" # The instance's host (e.g. "mycoolforge.org"). Used for determining which # requests are federated and which are for this instance, and for generating # URLs. The database relies on this value, and you shouldn't change it once # you deploy an instance. instance-host: "_env:INSTANCE_HOST:dev.example.org" # How much time after the last request it takes for the session cookie to # expire client-session-timeout: amount: 60 unit: days # Maximal accepted time difference between request date and current time, when # performing this check during HTTP signature verification request-time-limit: amount: 5 unit: minutes # How often to generate a new actor key for HTTP-signing requests actor-key-rotation: amount: 1 unit: days # Whether to use personal actor keys, or an instance-wide key per-actor-keys: false ############################################################################### # Development ############################################################################### # Optional values with the following production defaults. # In development, they default to the inverse. # # development: false # detailed-logging: false # should-log-all: false # mutable-static: false # This setting isn't used anymore (because no more need for SVG fonts) # load-font-from-lib-data: false ############################################################################### # Database ############################################################################### # If you need a numeric value (e.g. 123) to parse as a String, wrap it in # single quotes (e.g. "_env:PGPASS:'123'"). See the Yesod wiki, Configuration # page. database: user: "_env:PGUSER:vervis" password: "_env:PGPASS:abc123" host: "_env:PGHOST:db" port: "_env:PGPORT:5432" database: "_env:PGDATABASE:vervis_production" poolsize: "_env:PGPOOLSIZE:10" max-instance-keys: 2 max-actor-keys: 2 state-dir: state ############################################################################### # Version control repositories ############################################################################### diff-context-lines: 5 post-receive-hook: /app/vervis-post-receive post-apply-hook: /app/vervis-post-apply ############################################################################### # SSH server ############################################################################### ssh-port: 5022 ############################################################################### # Accounts ############################################################################### registration: false max-accounts: 3 # Whether to verify users' email addresses by sending them email with a # verification link. If not set below, the default is not to verify in # development, and to verify otherwise. email-verification: true # Person usernames who are allowed to create Factory actors can-create-factories: [] # KeyHashids of local Factory actors who will auto-send a develop-Grant to # every newly created account # # If empty or unset, and there's exactly 1 local factory in DB, it will # automatically become the resident resident-factories: [] ############################################################################### # Mail ############################################################################### # Optional SMTP server settings for sending email. If not provided, no email # will be sent. The login field is optional, provide if you need SMTP # authentication. mail: smtp: login: user: "_env:SMTPUSER:vervis@dev.example.org" password: "_env:SMTPPASS:abcd0123456789" host: "_env:SMTPHOST:smtp.example.org" port: "_env:SMTPPORT:587" sender: name: "_env:SENDERNAME:Vervis" email: "_env:SENDEREMAIL:vervis@dev.example.org" allow-reply: false ############################################################################### # Federation ############################################################################### # Whether to support federation. This includes: # # * Accept activities from other servers in the inbox # * Accept activities from users in the outbox # * Deliver local activities to other servers federation: true # Whether to reject an HTTP signature when we want to insert a new key or usage # record but reached the limit setting reject-on-max-keys: true # The duration of time during which a remote actor is unreachable and we # periodically retry to deliver them activities. After that period of time, we # stop trying to deliver and we remove them from follower lists of local # actors. # # TODO this probably isn't working anymore since the switch to DeliveryTheater drop-delivery-after: amount: 25 unit: weeks # Base of the exponential backoff for inbox POST delivery to remote actors, # i.e. how much time to wait before the first retry. Afterwards this time # interval will be doubled with each retry. retry-delivery-base: amount: 5 unit: minutes # How many activities to remember in the debug report list, showing latest # activities received in local inboxes and the result of their processing. # 'null' means disable the report page entirely. #activity-debug-reports: 10 # List of (hosts of) other known federating instances. #instances: [] # Maximal length we allow for Grant chains (default: 16) max-grant-chain-length: 16 ############################################################################### # User interface ############################################################################### # Default color scheme for syntax highlighing of code blocks inside rendered # documents. The available styles are listed in the "Text.Pandoc.Highlighting" # module documentation. highlight-style: zenburn # Color scheme to use for UI header, footer, links on pages etc., should help # with visually identifying instances that may otherwise look very much alike. # Any number is valid; the scheme is chosen via modulo the number of available # schemes. main-color: 0