nekobus
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mastodon_neko
forked from closed-social/mastodon


								# Service dependencies

								# You may set REDIS_URL instead for more advanced options

								REDIS_HOST=redis

								REDIS_PORT=6379

								# You may set DATABASE_URL instead for more advanced options

								DB_HOST=db

								DB_USER=postgres

								DB_NAME=postgres

								DB_PASS=

								DB_PORT=5432


								# Federation

								# Note: Changing LOCAL_DOMAIN or LOCAL_HTTPS at a later time will cause unwanted side effects.

								# LOCAL_DOMAIN should *NOT* contain the protocol part of the domain e.g https://example.com.

								LOCAL_DOMAIN=example.com

								LOCAL_HTTPS=true


								# Use this only if you need to run mastodon on a different domain than the one used for federation.

								# You can read more about this option on https://github.com/tootsuite/documentation/blob/master/Running-Mastodon/Serving_a_different_domain.md

								# DO *NOT* USE THIS UNLESS YOU KNOW *EXACTLY* WHAT YOU ARE DOING.

								# WEB_DOMAIN=mastodon.example.com


								# Use this if you want to have several aliases handler@example1.com

								# handler@example2.com etc. for the same user. LOCAL_DOMAIN should not

								# be added. Comma separated values

								# ALTERNATE_DOMAINS=example1.com,example2.com


								# Application secrets

								# Generate each with the `rake secret` task (`docker-compose run --rm web rake secret` if you use docker compose)

								PAPERCLIP_SECRET=

								SECRET_KEY_BASE=

								OTP_SECRET=


								# VAPID keys (used for push notifications

								# You can generate the keys using the following command (first is the private key, second is the public one)

								# You should only generate this once per instance. If you later decide to change it, all push subscription will

								# be invalidated, requiring the users to access the website again to resubscribe.

								#

								# Generate with `rake mastodon:webpush:generate_vapid_key` task (`docker-compose run --rm web rake mastodon:webpush:generate_vapid_key` if you use docker compose)

								#

								# For more information visit https://rossta.net/blog/using-the-web-push-api-with-vapid.html

								VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY=

								VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY=


								# Registrations

								# Single user mode will disable registrations and redirect frontpage to the first profile

								# SINGLE_USER_MODE=true

								# Prevent registrations with following e-mail domains

								# EMAIL_DOMAIN_BLACKLIST=example1.com|example2.de|etc

								# Only allow registrations with the following e-mail domains

								# EMAIL_DOMAIN_WHITELIST=example1.com|example2.de|etc


								# Optionally change default language

								# DEFAULT_LOCALE=de


								# E-mail configuration

								# Note: Mailgun and SparkPost (https://sparkpo.st/smtp) each have good free tiers

								# If you want to use an SMTP server without authentication (e.g local Postfix relay)

								# then set SMTP_AUTH_METHOD and SMTP_OPENSSL_VERIFY_MODE to 'none' and

								# *comment* SMTP_LOGIN and SMTP_PASSWORD (leaving them blank is not enough).

								SMTP_SERVER=smtp.mailgun.org

								SMTP_PORT=587

								SMTP_LOGIN=

								SMTP_PASSWORD=

								SMTP_FROM_ADDRESS=notifications@example.com

								#SMTP_DOMAIN= # defaults to LOCAL_DOMAIN

								#SMTP_DELIVERY_METHOD=smtp # delivery method can also be sendmail

								#SMTP_AUTH_METHOD=plain

								#SMTP_CA_FILE=/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

								#SMTP_OPENSSL_VERIFY_MODE=peer

								#SMTP_ENABLE_STARTTLS_AUTO=true


								# Optional user upload path and URL (images, avatars). Default is :rails_root/public/system. If you set this variable, you are responsible for making your HTTP server (eg. nginx) serve these files.

								# PAPERCLIP_ROOT_PATH=/var/lib/mastodon/public-system

								# PAPERCLIP_ROOT_URL=/system


								# Optional asset host for multi-server setups

								# CDN_HOST=https://assets.example.com


								# S3 (optional)

								# S3_ENABLED=true

								# S3_BUCKET=

								# AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=

								# AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=

								# S3_REGION=

								# S3_PROTOCOL=http

								# S3_HOSTNAME=192.168.1.123:9000


								# S3 (Minio Config (optional) Please check Minio instance for details)

								# S3_ENABLED=true

								# S3_BUCKET=

								# AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=

								# AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=

								# S3_REGION=

								# S3_PROTOCOL=https

								# S3_HOSTNAME=

								# S3_ENDPOINT=

								# S3_SIGNATURE_VERSION=


								# Optional alias for S3 if you want to use Cloudfront or Cloudflare in front

								# S3_CLOUDFRONT_HOST=


								# Streaming API integration

								# STREAMING_API_BASE_URL=


								# Advanced settings

								# If you need to use pgBouncer, you need to disable prepared statements:

								# PREPARED_STATEMENTS=false


								# Cluster number setting for streaming API server.

								# If you comment out following line, cluster number will be `numOfCpuCores - 1`.

								STREAMING_CLUSTER_NUM=1


								# Docker mastodon user

								# If you use Docker, you may want to assign UID/GID manually.

								# UID=1000

								# GID=1000