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default.conf
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default.conf
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# gitit wiki configuration file
port: 5001
# sets the port on which the web server will run.
wiki-title: Wiki
# the title of the wiki.
repository-type: Git
# specifies the type of repository used for wiki content.
# Options are Git, Darcs, and Mercurial.
repository-path: wikidata
# specifies the path of the repository directory. If it does not
# exist, gitit will create it on startup.
authentication-method: form
# 'form' means that users will be logged in and registered
# using forms in the gitit web interface. 'http' means
# that gitit will assume that HTTP authentication is in
# place and take the logged in username from the "Authorization"
# field of the HTTP request header (in addition,
# the login/logout and registration links will be
# suppressed). 'generic' means that gitit will assume that
# some form of authentication is in place that directly
# sets REMOTE_USER to the name of the authenticated user
# (e.g. mod_auth_cas on apache).
user-file: gitit-users
# specifies the path of the file containing user login information.
# If it does not exist, gitit will create it (with an empty user list).
# This file is not used if 'http' is selected for authentication-method.
session-timeout: 60
# number of minutes of inactivity before a session expires.
static-dir: static
# specifies the path of the static directory (containing javascript,
# css, and images). If it does not exist, gitit will create it
# and populate it with required scripts, stylesheets, and images.
default-page-type: Markdown
# specifies the type of markup used to interpret pages in the wiki.
# Possible values are Markdown, RST, LaTeX, HTML, Markdown+LHS, RST+LHS,
# and LaTeX+LHS. (The +LHS variants treat the input as
# literate Haskell. See pandoc's documentation for more details.) If
# Markdown is selected, pandoc's syntax extensions (for footnotes,
# delimited code blocks, etc.) will be enabled. Note that pandoc's
# reStructuredText parser is not complete, so some pages may not be
# rendered correctly if RST is selected. The same goes for LaTeX and
# HTML.
math: MathML
# specifies how LaTeX math is to be displayed. Possible values
# are MathML, raw, jsMath, and google. If mathml is selected, gitit will
# convert LaTeX math to MathML and link in a script, MathMLinHTML.js,
# that allows the MathML to be seen in Gecko browsers, IE +
# mathplayer, and Opera. In other browsers you may get a jumble
# of characters. If raw is selected, the LaTeX math will be displayed
# as raw LaTeX math. If jsMath is selected, gitit will link to
# the script /js/jsMath/easy/load.js, and will assume that jsMath
# has been installed into the js/jsMath directory. This is the most
# portable solution. If google is selected, the google chart API is
# called to render the formula as an image. This requires a connection
# to google, and might raise a technical or a privacy problem.
show-lhs-bird-tracks: no
# specifies whether to show Haskell code blocks in "bird style",
# with "> " at the beginning of each line.
templates-dir: templates
# specifies the path of the directory containing page templates.
# If it does not exist, gitit will create it with default templates.
# Users may wish to edit the templates to customize the appearance of
# their wiki. The template files are HStringTemplate templates.
# Variables to be interpolated appear between $'s. Literal $'s must be
# backslash-escaped.
log-file: gitit.log
# specifies the path of gitit's log file. If it does not exist,
# gitit will create it. The log is in Apache combined log format.
log-level: WARNING
# determines how much information is logged.
# Possible values (from most to least verbose) are DEBUG, INFO,
# NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY.
front-page: Front Page
# specifies which wiki page is to be used as the wiki's front page.
# Gitit creates a default front page on startup, if one does not exist
# already.
no-delete: Front Page, Help
# specifies pages that cannot be deleted through the web interface.
# (They can still be deleted directly using git or darcs.)
# A comma-separated list of page names. Leave blank to allow
# every page to be deleted.
no-edit: Help
# specifies pages that cannot be edited through the web interface.
# Leave blank to allow every page to be edited.
default-summary:
# specifies text to be used in the change description if the author
# leaves the "description" field blank. If default-summary is blank
# (the default), the author will be required to fill in the description
# field.
table-of-contents: yes
# specifies whether to print a tables of contents (with links to
# sections) on each wiki page.
plugins:
# specifies a list of plugins to load. Plugins may be specified
# either by their path or by their module name. If the plugin name
# starts with Gitit.Plugin., gitit will assume that the plugin is
# an installed module and will not try to find a source file.
# Examples:
# plugins: plugins/DotPlugin.hs, CapitalizeEmphasisPlugin.hs
# plugins: plugins/DotPlugin
# plugins: Gitit.Plugin.InterwikiLinks
use-cache: no
# specifies whether to cache rendered pages. Note that if use-feed
# is selected, feeds will be cached regardless of the value of use-cache.
cache-dir: cache
# directory where rendered pages will be cached
max-upload-size: 100K
# specifies an upper limit on the size (in bytes) of files uploaded
# through the wiki's web interface.
# To disable uploads, set this to 0K.
# This will result in the uploads link disappearing
# and the _upload url becoming inactive.
max-page-size: 100K
# specifies an upper limit on the size (in bytes) of pages
debug-mode: no
# if "yes", causes debug information to be logged while gitit is running.
compress-responses: yes
# specifies whether HTTP responses should be compressed.
mime-types-file: /etc/mime.types
# specifies the path of a file containing mime type mappings.
# Each line of the file should contain two fields, separated by
# whitespace. The first field is the mime type, the second is a
# file extension. For example:
# video/x-ms-wmx wmx
# If the file is not found, some simple defaults will be used.
use-recaptcha: no
# if "yes", causes gitit to use the reCAPTCHA service
# (http://recaptcha.net) to prevent bots from creating accounts.
recaptcha-private-key:
recaptcha-public-key:
# specifies the public and private keys for the reCAPTCHA service.
# To get these, you need to create an account at http://recaptcha.net.
access-question:
access-question-answers:
# specifies a question that users must answer when they attempt to create
# an account, along with a comma-separated list of acceptable answers.
# This can be used to institute a rudimentary password for signing up as
# a user on the wiki, or as an alternative to reCAPTCHA.
# Example:
# access-question: What is the code given to you by Ms. X?
# access-question-answers: RED DOG, red dog
mail-command: sendmail %s
# specifies the command to use to send notification emails.
# '%s' will be replaced by the destination email address.
# The body of the message will be read from stdin.
# If this field is left blank, password reset will not be offered.
reset-password-message:
> From: nobody@$hostname$
> To: $useremail$
> Subject: Wiki password reset
>
> Dear $username$:
>
> To reset your password, please follow the link below:
> http://$hostname$:$port$$resetlink$
>
> Yours sincerely,
> The Wiki Master
# gives the text of the message that will be sent to the user should she
# want to reset her password, or change other registration info.
# The lines must be indented, and must begin with '>'. The initial
# spaces and '> ' will be stripped off. $username$ will be replaced
# by the user's username, $useremail$ by her email address,
# $hostname$ by the hostname on which the wiki is running (as
# returned by the hostname system call), $port$ by the port on
# which the wiki is running, and $resetlink$ by the
# relative path of a reset link derived from the user's existing
# hashed password. If your gitit wiki is being proxied to a location
# other than the root path of $port$, you should change the link to
# reflect this: for example, to
# http://$hostname$/path/to/wiki$resetlink$ or
# http://gitit.$hostname$$resetlink$
use-feed: no
# specifies whether an ATOM feed should be enabled (for the site and for
# individual pages)
base-url:
# the base URL of the wiki, to be used in constructing feed IDs.
# If this field is left blank, gitit will get the base URL from the
# request header 'Host'. For most users, this should be fine, but
# if you are proxying a gitit instance to a subdirectory URL, you will
# want to set this manually.
feed-days: 14
# number of days to be included in feeds.
feed-refresh-time: 60
# number of minutes to cache feeds before refreshing
pdf-export: no
# if yes, PDF will appear in export options. PDF will be created using
# pdflatex, which must be installed and in the path. Note that PDF
# exports create significant additional server load.
pandoc-user-data:
# if a directory is specified, this will be searched for pandoc
# customizations. These can include a templates/ directory for custom
# templates for various export formats, an S5 directory for custom
# S5 styles, and a reference.odt for ODT exports. If no directory is
# specified, $HOME/.pandoc will be searched. See pandoc's README for
# more information.