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Standalone server configuration, you can either use this file or
commandline options to configure server options.
"""
import os
from MoinMoin.script.server.standalone import DefaultConfig
class LocalConfig(DefaultConfig):
port = 8080 # if you use port < 1024, you need to start as root
# if you start the server as root, the standalone server can change
# to this user and group, e.g. 'www-data'
#user = ''
#group = ''
# use '' for all interface or "1.2.3.4" for some specific IP
#interface = 'localhost'
# where the static data is served from - you can either use:
# docs = True # serve the builtin static data from MoinMoin/web/static/htdocs
# docs = '/where/ever/you/like/to/keep/htdocs' # serve it from the given path
# docs = False # do not serve static files at all (will not work except
# # you serve them in some other working way)
docs = True
# tuning options:
#serverClass = 'ThreadPoolServer'
#threadLimit = 10
#requestQueueSize = 50
# How to debug? Your options:
# debug = 'off' # for production wikis, exceptions are logged
# debug = 'web' # show traceback in the browser, offer debug console,
# # this makes use of a built-in debugger (werkzeug.debug)
# debug = 'external' # don't catch Exceptions, so some external debugger gets them
# CAUTION: Do not use anything but 'off' for production environments as it
# might disclose sensitive informations and even enable doing evil
# things from some debugger's web interface!
# For convenience, the default behaviour (see below) is to read the
# environment variable MOIN_DEBUGGER. If not set, it means the same as 'off'.
debug = os.environ.get('MOIN_DEBUGGER', 'off')
# DEVELOPERS! Do not add your configuration items there,
# you could accidentally commit them! Instead, create a
# wikiserverconfig_local.py file containing this:
#
# from wikiserverconfig import LocalConfig
#
# class Config(LocalConfig):
# configuration_item_1 = 'value1'
#
try:
from wikiserverconfig_local import Config
except ImportError, err:
if not str(err).endswith('wikiserverconfig_local'):
raise
Config = LocalConfig
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