web-pylon.example.toml
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# ################################################### # # # # Settings that affect how your content is discovered # # # # ################################################### # [content] # The name of the metadata file in the content root. This file is basically a static database of # all your site content, aside from the pages themselves. # # Default: "metadata.json" metadata_file = "metadata.json" # The absolute path to the content root. This location must be readable (but should not be # writable) by web-pylon. # # Default: unset (this parameter is mandatory) root = "/path/to/your/content/directory" # ############################################### # # # # Settings that affect how web-pylon sends emails # # # # ############################################### # [email] # The "from" address in emails sent by web-pylon. You should change the domain to your actual # domain if `email.live` is true. # # Default: "web-pylon@example.com" from = "web-pylon@example.com" # Whether emails are actually sent (true) or just logged (false). Only set this to true if you # have a mail transfer agent (e.g. Postfix) prepared. # # Default: false live = false # The SMTP host. Change this if you have an external relay server. # # Default: "localhost" smtp_host = "localhost" # The SMTP port. Change this if you need to connect to your relay on a port other than 25. # # Default: 25 smtp_port = 25 # ########################################################## # # # # Settings that affect how web-pylon connects to the network # # # # ########################################################## # [network] # The network address or hostname that web-pylon binds to. If you're behind a reverse proxy like # nginx, (recommended), use "localhost" or "127.0.0.1". If you want to run web-pylon directly on # an open interface, use that interface's network address. # # Default: "localhost" host = "localhost" # The network port that web-pylon binds to. You can change this if you need to accommodate another # application running on port 8080, or if you're particularly paranoid about security. # # Default: 8080 port = 8080