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{

    ####################

    # Hypnotoad settings

    ####################

    # see http://mojolicio.us/perldoc/Mojo/Server/Hypnotoad for a full list of settings

    hypnotoad => {

        # array of IP addresses and ports you want to listen to

        # you can specify a unix socket too, like 'http+unix://%2Ftmp%2Flufi.sock'

        listen => ['http://0.0.0.0:8081'],

        # if you use Lufi behind a reverse proxy like Nginx, you want to set proxy to 1

        # if you use Lufi directly, let it commented

        #proxy  => 1,

        # Please read http://mojolicious.org/perldoc/Mojo/Server/Hypnotoad#workers

        # to adjust this to your server

        workers => 30,

        clients => 1,

    },

    # Put a way to contact you here and uncomment it

    # You can put some HTML in it

    # MANDATORY

    contact       => 'Contact page',

    # Put an URL or an email address to receive file reports and uncomment it

    # It's for make reporting illegal files easy for users

    # MANDATORY

    report => '{{ _report }}',

    # Array of random strings used to encrypt cookies

    # optional, default is ['fdjsofjoihrei'], PLEASE, CHANGE IT

    #secrets        => ['fdjsofjoihrei'],

    # Name of the instance, displayed next to the logo

    # optional, default is Lufi

    #instance_name => 'Lufi',

    # Choose a theme. See the available themes in `themes` directory

    # Optional, default is 'default'

    #theme         => 'default',

    # Length of the random URL

    # optional, default is 8

    #length            => 8,

    # How many URLs will be provisioned in a batch ?

    # optional, default is 5

    #provis_step       => 5,

    # Max number of URLs to be provisioned

    # optional, default is 100

    #provisioning      => 100,

    # Length of the modify/delete token

    # optional, default is 32

    #token_length      => 32,

    # Max file size, in octets

    # You can write it 100*1024*1024

    # optional, no default

    #max_file_size     => 104857600,

    # If you want to have piwik statistics, provide a piwik image tracker

    # Only the image tracker is allowed, no javascript

    # optional, no default

    #piwik_img         => 'https://piwik.example.org/piwik.php?idsite=1&rec=1',

    # Broadcast_message which will displayed on the index page

    # optional, no default

    #broadcast_message => 'Maintenance',

    # Default time limit for files

    # Valid values are 0, 1, 7, 30 and 365

    # optional, default is 0 (no limit)

    #default_delay     => 0,

    # Number of days after which the files will be deleted, even if they were uploaded with "no delay" (or value superior to max_delay)

    # A warning message will be displayed on homepage

    # optional, default is 0 (no limit)

    #max_delay         => 0,

    # Size thresholds: if you want to define max delays for different sizes of file

    # The keys are size in Bytes, you can't have 10*1000*10000 as key

    # If a file is smaller than the smallest configured size, it will have a expiration delay of max_delay (see above)

    # optional, default is using max_delay (see above) for all sizes

    #delay_for_size  => {

    #    10000000   => 90, # between 10MB and 50MB => max is 90 days, less than 10MB => max is max_delay (see above)

    #    50000000   => 60, # between 50MB ans 1GB  => max is 60 days

    #    1000000000 => 2,  # more than 1GB         => max is 2 days

    #},

    # URL sub-directory in which you want Lufi to be accessible

    # example: you want to have Lufi under https://example.org/lufi/

    # => set prefix to '/lufi' or to '/lufi/', it doesn't matter

    # optional, defaut is /

    #prefix        => '/',

    # Array of authorized domains for API calls.

    # If you want to authorize everyone to use the API: ['*']

    # optional, no domains allowed by default

    #allowed_domains => ['http://1.example.com', 'http://2.example.com'],

    # String of the URL to be redirected to when accessing /logout

    # optional, default is no redirection after logging out

    #logout_custom => 'https://sso.example.com/logout?redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com',

    # Define a path to the upload directory, where the uploaded files will be stored

    # You can define it relative to lufi directory or set an absolute path

    # Remember that it has to be in a directory writable by Lufi user

    # optional, default is 'files'

    #upload_dir => 'files',

    #!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    # EXPERIMENTAL !

    #!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    # You can store files on Swift object storage (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenStack#Swift) instead of filesystem

    # Please read https://metacpan.org/pod/Net::OpenStack::Swift#SYNOPSIS to know how to configure this setting

    # IMPORTANT: add a `container` key in it, to let Lufi know which container to use. This is not a regular Net::OpenStack::Swift setting, but Lufi need it.

    # EXPERIMENTAL: if the upload or download of files are stucked, reload Lufi and create a cron task to reload Lufi once a day

    # You can copy Lufi files to Swift object storage by launching the command `carton exec script/lufi copyFilesToSwift` (can take a long time)

    # optional, no default

    #swift => {

    #  auth_url    => 'https://auth-endpoint-url/v2.0',

    #  user        => 'userid',

    #  password    => 'password',

    #  tenant_name => 'project_id',

    #  container   => 'lufi'

    #},

    # Allow to add a password on files, asked before allowing to download files

    # optional, default is 0

    #allow_pwd_on_files => 0,

    # Force all files to be in "Burn after reading mode"

    # optional, default is 0

    #force_burn_after_reading => 0,

    # If set, the files' URLs will always use this domain

    # optional, no default

    #fixed_domain => 'example.org',

    # Abuse reasons

    # Set an integer in the abuse field of a file in the database and it will not be downloadable anymore

    # The reason will be displayed to the downloader, according to the reasons you will configure here.

    # optional, no default

    #abuse => {

    #   0 => 'Copyright infringment',

    #   1 => 'Illegal content',

    #},

    ###############

    # Mail settings

    ###############

    # Mail configuration

    # See https://metacpan.org/pod/Mojolicious::Plugin::Mail#EXAMPLES

    # optional, default to sendmail method with no arguments

    #mail => {

    #    # Valid values are 'sendmail' and 'smtp'

    #    how => 'smtp',

    #    howargs => ['smtp.example.org']

    #},

    # Email sender address

    # optional, default to no-reply@lufi.io

    #mail_sender => 'no-reply@lufi.io',

    # Disable sending mail through the server

    # optional, default is false

    #disable_mail_sending => 0,

    #############

    # DB settings

    #############

    # Choose what database you want to use

    # Valid choices are sqlite, postgresql and mysql (all lowercase)

    # optional, default is sqlite

    # dbtype => 'sqlite',

    # SQLite ONLY - only used if dbtype is set to sqlite

    # Define a path to the SQLite database

    # You can define it relative to lufi directory or set an absolute path

    # Remember that it has to be in a directory writable by Lufi user

    # optional, default is lufi.db

    # db_path           => 'lufi.db',

    # PostgreSQL ONLY - only used if dbtype is set to postgresql

    # These are the credentials to access the PostgreSQL database

    # mandatory if you choosed postgresql as dbtype

    pgdb => {

        database => 'lufi',

        host     => 'localhost',

        # optional, default is 5432

        port     => 5432,

        user     => 'DBUSER',

        pwd      => 'DBPASSWORD',

        # https://mojolicious.org/perldoc/Mojo/Pg#max_connections

        # optional, default is 1

        #max_connections => 1,

    },

    # MySQL ONLY - only used if dbtype is set to mysql

    # These are the credentials to access the MySQL database

    # mandatory if you choosed mysql as dbtype

    #mysqldb => {

    #    database => 'lufi',

    #    host     => 'localhost',

    #    # optional, default is 3306

    #    #port     => 3306,

    #    user     => 'DBUSER',

    #    pwd      => 'DBPASSWORD',

    #    # https://metacpan.org/pod/Mojo::mysql#max_connections

    #    # optional, default is 5 (set to 0 to disable persistent connections)

    #    #max_connections => 5,

    #},

    #############################################

    # LDAP settings (authentication and features)

    #############################################

    # Set `ldap` if you want that only authenticated users can upload files

    # Please note that everybody can still download files

    # optional, no default

    #ldap => {

    #    uri         => 'ldaps://ldap.example.org',                 # server URI

    #    user_tree   => 'ou=users,dc=example,dc=org',               # search base DN

    #    bind_dn     => 'uid=ldap_user,ou=users,dc=example,dc=org', # search bind DN

    #    bind_pwd    => 'secr3t',                                   # search bind password

    #    user_attr   => 'uid',                                      # user attribute (uid, mail, sAMAccountName, etc.)

    #    user_filter => '(!(uid=ldap_user))',                       # user filter (to exclude some users, etc.)

    #    # optional start_tls configuration. See https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/perl-ldap/lib/Net/LDAP.pod#start_tls

    #    # don't set or uncomment if you don't want to configure it

    #    start_tls => {

    #       verify     => 'optional',

    #       clientcert => '/etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.pem'

    #    }

    #},

    # If you've set ldap above, the session will last `session_duration` seconds before

    # the user needs to reauthenticate

    # optional, default is 3600

    #session_duration => 3600,

    # If you use `ldap` for authentication, you can map some attributes from LDAP to be able to access them in Lufi

    # Those attributes will be accessible with:

    #   $c->current_user->{lufi_attribute_name} in Lufi backend files (all that is in `lib` directory)

    #   <%= $self->current_user->{lufi_attribute_name} %> in templates files (in `themes` directory)

    #

    # Define the attributes like this: `lufi_attribute_name => 'LDAP_attribute_name'`

    # Note that you can’t use `username` as a Lufi attribute name: this name is reserved and will contain the login of the user

    # optional, no default

    #ldap_map_attr => {

    #    displayname => 'cn',

    #    mail        => 'mail'

    #},

    # When using LDAP authentication, LDAP users can invite people (by mail) to use Lufi to send them files without

    # being authenticated.

    # This is where you configure the behavior of the invitations.

    # You may need to fetch some attributes from LDAP to use some invitations settings. See `ldap_map_attr` above.

    # optional, no default

    #invitations => {

    #   # The name of the key set in `ldap_map_attr` (above) that corresponds to the mail of the LDAP user

    #   # optional, default is `mail`

    #   mail_attr => 'mail',

    #   # The `From` header of invitation mail can be the mail of the LDAP user

    #   # Be sure to have a mail system that will correctly send the mail from your users! (DKIM, SPF…)

    #   # To enable this feature, set it to 1

    #   # optional, disabled by default

    #   send_invitation_with_ldap_user_mail => 1,

    #   # The user is able to set an expiration delay for the invitation.

    #   # This expiration delay can’t be more than this setting (in days).

    #   # optional, default is 30 days

    #   max_invitation_expiration_delay => 30,

    #   # Once the guest has submitted his files, he has an additional period of time to submit forgotten files.

    #   # You can set that additional period of time in minutes here.

    #   # To disable that feature, set it to 0 or less

    #   # optional, default is 10 minutes

    #   max_additional_period => 10,

    #   # Lufi follows privacy-by-design, so, by default, no files URLs (with the decode secret) are stored in database.

    #   # However, the concern is different for this case. Storing files URLs makes users able to retrieve the guests’ sent files

    #   # from their `invitations` page.

    #   # Set to 1 to store guests’ files URLs in database

    #   # optional, default is 0 (disabled)

    #   save_files_url_in_db => 0,

    #   # Users can resend the invitation to their guest. This does not extend the invitation’s expiration delay unless you

    #   # set this option to 1.

    #   # optional, default is 0 (disabled)

    #   extend_invitation_expiration_on_resend => 0,

    #},

    #########################

    # Htpasswd authentication

    #########################

    # Set `htpasswd` if you want to use an htpasswd file instead of ldap

    # See 'man htpasswd' to know how to create such file

    #htpasswd => 'lufi.passwd',

    #######################

    # HTTP Headers settings

    #######################

    # Content-Security-Policy header that will be sent by Lufi

    # Set to '' to disable CSP header

    # https://content-security-policy.com/ provides a good documentation about CSP.

    # https://report-uri.com/home/generate provides a tool to generate a CSP header.

    # optional, default is "base-uri 'self'; connect-src 'self' ws://YOUR_HOST; default-src 'none'; font-src 'self'; form-action 'self'; frame-ancestors 'none'; img-src 'self' blob:; media-src blob:; script-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'"

    #csp => "",

    # X-Frame-Options header that will be sent by Lufi

    # Valid values are: 'DENY', 'SAMEORIGIN', 'ALLOW-FROM https://example.com/'

    # Set to '' to disable X-Frame-Options header

    # See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options

    # Please note that this will add a "frame-ancestors" directive to the CSP header (see above) accordingly

    # to the chosen setting (See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Security-Policy/frame-ancestors)

    # optional, default is 'DENY'

    #x_frame_options => 'DENY',

    # X-Content-Type-Options that will be sent by Lufi

    # See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Content-Type-Options

    # Set to '' to disable X-Content-Type-Options header

    # optional, default is 'nosniff'

    #x_content_type_options => 'nosniff',

    # X-XSS-Protection that will be sent by Lufi

    # See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-XSS-Protection

    # Set to '' to disable X-XSS-Protection header

    # optional, default is '1; mode=block'

    #x_xss_protection => '1; mode=block',

    #########################

    # Lufi cron jobs settings

    #########################

    # Expired files will be kept for 2 additional days after the expiration time has passed!

    # The reasoning behind this is to allow downloads to complete and avoid deleting them while

    # they are still being tranfered.

    # Number of days senders' IP addresses are kept in database

    # After that delay, they will be deleted from database (used with script/lufi cron cleanbdd)

    # optional, default is 365

    keep_ip_during    => 1,

    # Max size of the files directory, in octets

    # Used by script/lufi cron watch to trigger an action

    # optional, no default

    max_total_size    => 10*1024*1024*1024,

    # Default action when files directory is over max_total_size (used with script/lufi cron watch)

    # Valid values are 'warn', 'stop-upload' and 'delete'

    # Please, see README.md

    # optional, default is 'warn'

    policy_when_full  => 'warn',

    # Files which are not viewed since delete_no_longer_viewed_files days will be deleted by the cron cleanfiles task

    # If delete_no_longer_viewed_files is not set, the no longer viewed files will NOT be deleted

    # optional, no default

    delete_no_longer_viewed_files => 1,

};