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90 lines
3.6 KiB
YAML
90 lines
3.6 KiB
YAML
# you can pass in most config options through environment variables,
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# for example `DATABASE_URL` will override the databaseUrl in this config file.
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# remove the .yaml extension or change it to .json to use JSON-with-comments
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# ref: https://github.com/sylv/venera#sources
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databaseUrl: postgresql://micro:youshallnotpass@postgres/micro
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# EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
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# this is the secret used to sign json web tokens. this *must* be a secure, random string that no one else has.
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# if you dont change this, any user will be able to act as any other user by creating a token for someone else.
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# 32+ characters is recommended.
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secret: YOU_SHALL_NOT_PASS
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# the email that will show on the home page. in the future the home page will be customisable,
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# until then change this to your own email.
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inquiries: admin@example.com
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# where to store files, can be relative to the cwd or absolute.
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storagePath: /data
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# whether files uploaded to one domain should be available on other domains.
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# you should leave this enabled as it stops users uploading to {{username}}
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# domains as other users, for example user "one" could upload to one.example.com
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# then replace "one" with "two" and it would look like user "two" uploaded it.
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restrictFilesToHost: true
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# # purging can be used to clean up old files, useful if you want to allow large files to be uploaded
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# # but dont want to store them forever. this is commented by default to prevent accidental purging
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# # uncomment the section below to enable it.
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# purge:
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# overLimit: 1MB # files over this size will be purged
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# afterTime: 1d # after this many days
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# # allowTypes is a list of file types that can be uploaded.
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# # a prefix will be expanded into known types, so `video` becomes `video/mp4`, `video/webm`, etc.
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# # omit entirely to allow all types to be uploaded.
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# allowTypes:
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# - video
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# - image
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# - image/png
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hosts:
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# the first host in the list is the default host
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- url: https://i.example.com
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# {{username}} will become the users name when they use this host
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- url: https://{{username}}.example.com
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- url: https://i.example.net
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# redirect when users go to this hosts url without a file
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redirect: https://example.net
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# only allow users with the "admin" tag to use this host
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tags: ["admin"]
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# # To allow and require users to sign up with an email, specify an SMTP server to send emails from.
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# # If you do not specify an email, it will not be asked for during signup and users will sign in with their username.
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# # Enabling this on an existing instance will prompt users without an email to add one (https://micro.sylo.digital/i/J1Ilba)
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# email:
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# from: 'noreply@example.net'
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# smtp:
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# host: smtp.example.net
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# port: 465
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# secure: true
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# auth:
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# user: 'username'
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# pass: 'password'
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# Conversions allow you to convert files to other formats on upload.
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# This is intended for converting inefficient formats like gif to webm (40mb>4mb in testing).
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# The original copy will be discarded.
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# Video conversions rely on ffmpeg which is a slow and flakey process. If possible,
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# it's recommended to disable conversions and just don't upload gifs.
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# The recommended options are below, on low power devices like a raspberry pi you should disable conversions entirely.
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# This is currently not retroactive, but in the future old files may also be converted.
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conversions:
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# You cannot convert video/* to image/* and vice versa. How would that even work?
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# image/gif to video/webm is an exception.
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- from: image/gif # This could also be a list of types, just a category like "image", or both.
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to: video/webm
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minSize: 1MB # Required size before conversion, files uploaded under this limit are ignored |