#
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE
# If you need to make changes create a file called discourse.conf in this directory with your changes
#

# Discourse supports multiple mechanisms for production config.
#
# 1. You can do nothing and get these defaults (not recommended, you should at least set hostname)
# 2. You can copy this file to config/discourse.conf and amend with your settings
# 3. You can pass in config from your environment, all the settings below are available.
#    Append DISCOURSE_ and upper case the setting in ENV. For example:
#    to pass in db_timeout of 200 you would use DISCOURSE_DB_TIMEOUT=200

# All settings apply to production only

# connection pool size
db_pool = 5

# database timeout in milliseconds
db_timeout = 5000

# socket file used to access db
db_socket =

# host address for db server
# This is set to blank so it tries to use sockets first
db_host =

# port running db server, no need to set it
db_port =

# database name running discourse
db_name = discourse

# username accessing database
db_username = discourse

# password used to access the db
db_password =

# hostname running the forum
hostname = "www.example.com"

# address of smtp server used to send emails
smtp_address =

# port of smtp server used to send emails
smtp_port = 25

# domain passed to smtp server
smtp_domain =

# username for smtp server
smtp_user_name =

# password for smtp server
smtp_password =

# smtp authentication mechanism
smtp_authentication = plain

# enable TLS encryption for smtp connections
smtp_enable_start_tls = true

# enable MiniProfiler for administrators
enable_mini_profiler = true

# recommended, cdn used to access assets
cdn_url =

# comma delimited list of emails that have developer level access
developer_emails =

# redis server address
redis_host = localhost

# redis server port
redis_port = 6379

# redis database
redis_db = 0

# redis password
redis_password =

# enable Cross-origin Resource Sharing (CORS) directly at the application level
enable_cors = false
cors_origin = '*'
