# Copy to .env next to docker-compose.yml and fill in. Never commit .env.
#
#   openssl rand -hex 32
BOARD_SECRET_KEY=

# NOT USED ANY MORE. Members sign in on vienalatina.com against a password
# stored here, so there is no OAuth application and nothing to configure.
# Leaving these lines in your .env is harmless; the OAuth application itself
# can be deleted in Gitea.
#BOARD_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=
#BOARD_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=

# Gitea username of the first and only owner. Applied once, to an empty
# database, and ignored afterwards.
BOARD_OWNER=pablo

# Optional. A site-admin token lets admins create Gitea accounts from inside
# the members area. Without it, everything works except account creation, and
# admins add people who already have a Gitea login.
GITEA_ADMIN_TOKEN=

# What the content editor commits with. Members sign in here, on
# vienalatina.com, and have no account on the git server at all — so this is
# the only credential that touches it, and it only needs `write:repository` on
# the site repository. Left empty it falls back to GITEA_ADMIN_TOKEN, which
# works but grants far more than publishing a post requires.
CONTENT_TOKEN=

# Outgoing mail, for invitations and password resets. Without it an admin can
# still add members, but nobody can be invited and nobody can recover a
# password — which is the whole reason members could not get in before.
#
# These are the SMTP details of the hola@vienalatina.com mailbox. Port 465 means
# MAIL_SECURITY=ssl; port 587 means starttls. Using the wrong one of the pair is
# the usual reason a mailbox that works in a mail client fails here.
MAIL_HOST=
MAIL_PORT=587
MAIL_SECURITY=starttls
MAIL_USER=hola@vienalatina.com
MAIL_PASSWORD=
MAIL_FROM=Viena Latina <hola@vienalatina.com>