gistfile1.txt

# This file is basically JSON but allowes comment lines that 
# start with the # character. Additionally, keys need not to be
# enclosed by quotes.
# Besides those exceptions this file MUST be valid JSON or the
# program will fail.

# Rainy configuration
{
    # the Url, containing IP address or hostname and port on which to listen
    # if the wildcard "*" is used, we listen on all addresses
    #
    # If https is used, SSL certs will be created
    # You can also use --cert/--pvk to specify your own generated
    # certs created by the 'makecert' tool
    #
    # Note: The port is not optional but must be present for every url!
    #
    ListenUrl: "https://rainy-demoserver.latecrew.de:443/",

    # the path used for data storage (notes, metadata, ssl certs),
    # must be writable.
    # if empty, the current directory is used
    DataPath: "./data/",

    # Use server-side encryption of the notes
    UseNoteEncryption: false,

    # the backend to use, if empty the sqlite backend
    # is used.
    #
    # The sqlite backend writes everything, notes and metadata,
    # into a single sqlite3 database file. Recommended for
    # medium sized installations with hundreds of users.
    Backend: "sqlite",

    # PostgreSQL backend, use for maximum DB loads
    #Backend: "postgre",

    # config for PostgreSQL database
    Postgre: {
        Username: "rainy",
        Password: "rainy",
        Host:  "localhost",
        Port: 5432
    },

    # password for the administration web interface
    AdminPassword: "",

    # Multi-user configuration
    #
    # whether new users can signup
    AllowSignup: false,

    # required new signed up users to be activated by an administrator?
    RequireModeration: true,

    # Enables development features, only enable if you know what
    # you are doing!
    Development: false
}