oration.yaml

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#                       Configuration File

# Top level location of your blog
host: http://localhost:8000/
# Name of your blog
blog_name: Testing ground

# Salt for argon2 hashing. Note this is NOT used for passwords, only for keeping things somewhat anonymous.
salt: 3BooSGokWgZXfae7WxhGZ

# Author details. Comment options out if you don't want them included in your signature.
# At least one option must remain uncommented, but can be left blank if you want this feature disabled.
author:
  name:
  email:
  url:

# Maximum thread nesting value. Depending on your layout, comments will get really bunched up and difficult
# to read. So replies after a certain depth will no longer nest, but instead just respond to the current parent.
nesting_limit: 6

# Time (in seconds) in which a user can edit or delete their own comment.
edit_timeout: 120

# Email notifications can be sent to you when certain events occur. Toggle each boolean value you wish to be
# notified of here, and set up your smtp server details below. These values are sent encrypted by default.
# For now, your pasword will be plain text in this file, so make sure your permissions are tight. In future
# versions of Oration an init script will save your password in a strongly encrypted format in the database.
notifications:
  new_comment: false
  smtp_server:
    host:
    user_name:
    password:
  recipient:
    email:
    name:

# If you're a telegram user, it's possible to set up push notifications to your own personal bot.
# This may change to a global bot in the future if users do not wish to generate their own integrations.
# Documentation forthcoming.
telegram:
  push_notifications: false
  bot_id:
  chat_id: