- Press Settings
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Domain (can also be a subdomain) used as suffix for all things press.
e.g. If domain is set as
example.com
then servers will have names likef1.example.com
,m1.example.com
, etc. sites will have urls likemagical.example.com
Note: It is necessary to have access DNS settngs to this domain.
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Following keys must be added, rest is up to you.
"dns_multitenant": true, { "frappe_user": "frappe", "monitor": true }
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DNS Provider: Only AWS Route53 is supported as of now.
AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key can be acquired from AWS Console.
Note: Server setup won't work without this.
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EFF Registration Email: Provide a valid email. Let's Encrypt will send notifications to this email.
Certbot Directory: Certbot will use this directory to store certificates, configuration logs etc.
e.g.
/home/frappe/.certbot
Webroot Directory: Certbot will use this directory to place the verification file. It'll be created if it doesn't exist.
e.g.
/home/frappe/.certbot/webroot
Note: TLS for custom domains doesn't work for local setup. In which case this is pointless.
Note: Make sure frappe user owns both these directories. They'll be created if they doesn't exist.
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Create a Stripe Settings
Publishable Key and Secret Key can be acquired from Stripe Dashboard.
A lot of stuff