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* Update env Changed doc to rename .env.example file and added new .env entries * Update .gitignore --------- Co-authored-by: Crypta Eve <[email protected]>
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# Env Reference | ||
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In both the case of a Docker installation as well as a host based installation (manual or via SeAT tool), SeAT has some configuration values that can be set via an `.env` file. Depending on your installation type, this file will be in either `/opt/seat-docker/.env` or in `/var/www/seat/.env` | ||
In both the case of a Docker installation as well as a host based installation (manual or via SeAT tool), SeAT has some | ||
configuration values that can be set via an `.env` file. Depending on your installation type, this file will be in | ||
either `/opt/seat-docker/.env` or in `/var/www/seat/.env` | ||
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## Configuration Value Reference | ||
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| Parameter Name | Default value | Description | | ||
|-------------------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ||
| APP_URL | http://seat.local | This is the public address where SeAT instance is reachable. That should match with the `EVE_CALLBACK_URL` without `/auth/eve/callback` suffix | | ||
| DB_HOST | 127.0.0.1 | This is the IP or domain from your SQL Server. | | ||
| DB_PORT | 3306 | This is the port used by your SQL Server to receive query. | | ||
| DB_DATABASE | seat | This is the name for your SeAT database. | | ||
| DB_USERNAME | seat | This is the user which is granted to the SeAT database from SeAT server. | | ||
| DB_PASSWORD | secret | This is the user password | | ||
| MAIL_DRIVER | smtp | This is the driver used to send mail. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_HOST | smtp.mailtrap.io | This is driver mail hostname. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_PORT | 2525 | This is the driver mail port. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_USERNAME | null | This is the driver mail username. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_PASSWORD | null | This is the driver mail password. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_ENCRYPTION | null | This is the driver mail encryption. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS | [email protected] | This is the mail address which the user will chown when he will receive mail from SeAT. | | ||
| MAIL_FROM_NAME | SeAT Administrator | This is the name which the user will chown when he will receive mail from SeAT. | | ||
| EVE_CLIENT_ID | null | This is the EVE Application Client ID you'll get when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com | | ||
| EVE_CLIENT_SECRET | null | This is the EVE Application Client Secret you'll get when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com | | ||
| EVE_CALLBACK_URL | https://seat.local/auth/eve/callback | This is the EVE Application Callback URL you filled when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com. You should have only to fix `seat.local` | | ||
| QUEUE_BALANCING_MODE | false | Determine the workers balancing mode used by the Jobs Manager. Value can be `false`, `auto` or `simple`. See [official Laravel documentation](https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/horizon#balance-options) for more details | | ||
| QUEUE_WORKERS | 4 | Determine the amount of worker which have to be spawn to process jobs over all queues. In `auto` and `simple` balancing, this value cannot be lower than `4` as it's correspond to the available queues. | | ||
| Parameter Name | Default value | Description | | ||
|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ||
| APP_URL | http://seat.local | This is the public address where SeAT instance is reachable. That should match with the `EVE_CALLBACK_URL` without `/auth/eve/callback` suffix | | ||
| APP_LOCALE | en | This is the locale used by the server to generate translated strings. | | ||
| DB_HOST | 127.0.0.1 | This is the IP or domain from your SQL Server. | | ||
| DB_PORT | 3306 | This is the port used by your SQL Server to receive query. | | ||
| DB_DATABASE | seat | This is the name for your SeAT database. | | ||
| DB_USERNAME | seat | This is the user which is granted to the SeAT database from SeAT server. | | ||
| DB_PASSWORD | secret | This is the user password | | ||
| MAIL_DRIVER | smtp | This is the driver used to send mail. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_HOST | smtp.mailtrap.io | This is driver mail hostname. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_PORT | 2525 | This is the driver mail port. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_USERNAME | null | This is the driver mail username. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_PASSWORD | null | This is the driver mail password. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_ENCRYPTION | null | This is the driver mail encryption. It will be covered in a dedicated article. | | ||
| MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS | [email protected] | This is the mail address which the user will chown when he will receive mail from SeAT. | | ||
| MAIL_FROM_NAME | SeAT Administrator | This is the name which the user will chown when he will receive mail from SeAT. | | ||
| EVE_CLIENT_ID | null | This is the EVE Application Client ID you'll get when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com | | ||
| EVE_CLIENT_SECRET | null | This is the EVE Application Client Secret you'll get when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com | | ||
| EVE_CALLBACK_URL | https://seat.local/auth/eve/callback | This is the EVE Application Callback URL you filled when you created an application over https://developers.eveonline.com. You should have only to fix `seat.local` | | ||
| QUEUE_BALANCING_MODE | false | Determine the workers balancing mode used by the Jobs Manager. Value can be `false`, `auto` or `simple`. See [official Laravel documentation](https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/horizon#balance-options) for more details | | ||
| QUEUE_WORKERS | 4 | Determine the amount of worker which have to be spawn to process jobs over all queues. In `auto` and `simple` balancing, this value cannot be lower than `4` as it's correspond to the available queues. | | ||
| ESEYE_CACHE_DRIVER | file | Determine the driver used to cache eseye data. available values are file, redis | | ||
| ESEYE_CACHE_STORAGE_PATH | eseye | When using the file driver, this is the name of the folder in seat/storage that will store the cache files | | ||
| ESEYE_CACHE_CONNECTION | cache | When using the redis driver, this is the name of the redis connection. If using 'cache', it will reuse the existing redis cache configuration found in seat/config/cache.php. It must be a configured connection | | ||
| ESEYE_CACHE_LOCK_CONNECTION | default | When using the Redis driver, it will be the connection used to lock the cache | |
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