[server:main] use = egg:gunicorn workers = 2 timeout = 60 [app:main] use = egg:syncserver [syncserver] # This must be edited to point to the public URL of your server, # i.e. the URL as seen by Firefox. public_url = https://{{ effective_domain }}/ # By default, syncserver will accept identity assertions issued by # any BrowserID issuer. The line below restricts it to accept assertions # from just the production Firefox Account servers. If you are hosting # your own account server, put its public URL here instead. identity_provider = https://accounts.firefox.com/ # This defines the database in which to store all server data. #sqluri = sqlite:////tmp/syncserver.db sqluri = pymysql://{{ database_user | urlencode }}:{{ database_pass | urlencode }}@127.0.0.1/{{ database_name | urlencode }} # This is a secret key used for signing authentication tokens. # It should be long and randomly-generated. # The following command will give a suitable value on *nix systems: # # head -c 20 /dev/urandom | sha1sum # # If not specified then the server will generate a temporary one at startup. secret = {{ secret }} # Set this to "false" to disable new-user signups on the server. # Only requests by existing accounts will be honoured. allow_new_users = false # Set this to "true" to work around a mismatch between public_url and # the application URL as seen by python, which can happen in certain reverse- # proxy hosting setups. It will overwrite the WSGI environ dict with the # details from public_url. This could have security implications if e.g. # you tell the app that it's on HTTPS but it's really on HTTP, so it should # only be used as a last resort and after careful checking of server config. force_wsgi_environ = false