Environment Variables
Some configuration is done via environment variables. If you can't find what you're looking for here, try database configuration
Editing
In order to edit environment variables, just create a file called .env in bundle/. In there, you can declare variables in the format VARIABLE=value.
If you want to globally assign variables, use export on Linux or set on Windows.
For example: export THREADS=8.
Note that this only sets variables for the current shell. To make them run by default on opening any shell, add your commands to /etc/profile on Linux or use setx instead of set on Windows.
Options
This list may be incomplete.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| THREADS | Amount of threads/workers to use |
| DATABASE | Connection URL of the database |
Example
This list may be incomplete.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| WORK_DIR | /srv/fosscord-server |
| DEV_MODE | 0 |
| THREADS | 8 |
| DATABASE | db://username:password@db/dbname |
| STORAGE_LOCATION | /srv/fosscord-server/data/files/ |
| HTTP_PORT | 3001 |
| WS_PORT | 3002 |
| CDN_PORT | 3003 |
| RTC_PORT | 3004 |
| ADMIN_PORT | 3005 |