path: root/getwtxt.yml

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##      /usr/local/getwtxt/                                ##
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##  The first location found wins. The file must be        ##
##  called getwtxt.yml                                     ##
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##  Changing the following options requires a restart.     ##
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# This is the port that getwtxt will bind to.
ListenPort: 9001

# The location of the LevelDB database structure. Can be
# a relative or absolute path.
DatabasePath: "getwtxt.db"

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##  The following options may be changed at any time.      ##
##  getwtxt will automatically reload the config when      ##
##  changes are detected.                                  ##
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# If true, getwtxt will send all log messages, including
# requests, to stdout. It will ignore any set log file.
# Useful for debugging, but you probably want to keep
# logs.
StdoutLogging: true

# The file getwtxt will append log messages to. Can be a
# relative or absolute path.
LogFile: "getwtxt.log"

# This is the interval between data pushes from the 
# in-memory cache to the on-disk database. 
DatabasePushInterval: "5m"

# The time getwtxt will wait between attempts to scrape
# users' statuses from their twtxt.txt files
StatusFetchInterval: "1h"

# The following options pertain to your particular instance.
# They are used in the default page shown when you visit
# getwtxt in a web browser.
Instance:

  # The name of your instance.
  SiteName: "getwtxt"

  # Your instance's web address.
  URL: "https://twtxt.example.com"

  # Your name.
  OwnerName: "foo barrington"
  
  # Your email address.
  Email: "foo@barrington.ext"

  # A short description of your instance, or your site.
  # This is shown at the top of the default web page
  # below your instance's name.
  Description: "This is the twtxt registry for the tildeverse network of public unix servers."