burgerauth/config.ini.example

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[config]
# This is the IP burgerauth runs on. Leave as default to access outside of your server and use 127.0.0.1 for a reverse-proxy.
HOST = 0.0.0.0
# This is the host burgerauth runs on. Use this for an internal reverse-proxy or change to port 80 to allow HTTP communication (not recommended).
PORT = 8080
# Change this to a random stream of characters, as long as possible. It is used for AES security.
SECRET_KEY = supersecretkey
# Change these to the actual path of your keys. To generate them, view README.md.
PUBLIC_KEY = keys/public.pem
PRIVATE_KEY = keys/private.pem
# This is the URI to the privacy policy. Leave as default to use the default burgerauth policy.
PRIVACY_POLICY = https://concord.hectabit.org/Paperwork/Burgerauth/src/commit/3a58ec33ead87aadd542c5838b3162ed6cedc044/Privacy.md
# This is the URL the server is running on. Change this to your URL. This must be the URL in front of your reverse-proxy, and should not be an IP as to enforce HTTPS.
URL = https://example.org
# This is the name of the program you wish users to see.
IDENTIFIER = Burgerauth
# This is the identifier for your key in JWK. It is ok to set it to a random string of characters.
KEY_ID = burgerauth
# Serious mode disables marketing, fancy HTML front-pages, easter eggs and basically everything that does not belong in a professional environment. I recommend enabling this if you want to self-host an instance.
SERIOUS_MODE = false
# The mode does not affect the API or functionality, only changing a couple appearances and logs.