config.js.sample

module.exports = {
    session: {
        name: 'rsyncCopyManager',
        secret: 'soosecret',
        lifeTime: 48 * 60 //48 hours
    },
    uid: 'exi', //optional
    gid: 'exi', //optional
    pubkeyfile: __dirname + '/keys/key.pub',
    keyfile: __dirname + '/keys/key',
    fs_check_interval: 60 * 24, //24 hours
    download_retry_interval: 5, //5 minutes
    downloadDir: __dirname + '/download/',
    /*
    * Uncomment http/https config as you like.
    * For infos on how to generate ssl keys, check out:
    * http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/07/linux-apache-mod-ssl-generate-key-csr-crt-file/
    * If you don't strip the ssl passphrase from the keys, you will be queried at server
    * startup.
    */
    //http: {
    //    port: 3000,
    //    ip: '0.0.0.0'
    //},
    //https: {
    //    keyfile: __dirname + '/keys/rsync.local.key',
    //    crtfile: __dirname + '/keys/rsync.local.crt',
    //    /*
    //    * This line is only required if you can't strip the passphrase from the certificate,
    //    * and don't want to be asked to input the passphrase on startup.
    //    */
    //    passphrase: "my secret passphrase",
    //    /*
    //    * If this line is present, the server will redirect http calls to this url.
    //    * This will allow you to force users to use https.
    //    */
    //    httpRedirect: 'https://rsync.local:3001',
    //    port: 3001,
    //    ip: '0.0.0.0'
    //},
    defaultUser: {
        name: 'admin',
        password: 'admin'
    },
    defaultCategory: {
        name: 'Default',
        destination: __dirname + '/download'
    },
    pathmapperCacheSize: 10000,
    rsync: {
        maxDepth: 6,
        cipher: false // This can be used to change the used ssh cipher
    },
    db: {
        name: 'rsyncCopyManager',
        user: 'root',
        password: 'root',
        host: 'localhost',
        logging: false // Change the logging for SQL queries, change it to console.error to view the queries
    },
    logging: 'default'
};