siridb-http.conf

# SiriDB HTTP Configuration file
[Database]
# User with at least 'show' privileges.
user = <your_username>

# A password is required. To protect the password this file should be placed in
# a folder where unauthorized users have no access.
password = <your_password>

# Database to connect to.
dbname = <your_database>

# Multiple servers are allowed and should be comma separated. When a port
# is not provided the default 9000 is used. IPv6 address are supported and
# should be wrapped in square brackets [] in case an alternative port is
# required. SiriDB HTTP will randomly select an available siridb server
# for each request.
#
# Valid examples:
#   siridb01.local,siridb02.local,siridb03.local,siridb04.local
#   10.20.30.40
#   [::1]:5050,[::1]:5051
#   2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334
servers = localhost

[Configuration]
# Listening to TCP port.
port = 5050

# When disabled no authentication is required. When enabled session
# authentication or basic authentication is required.
require_authentication = True

# When enabled /socket.io/ will be enabled and Socket-IO can be used as an
# alternative to the standard http rest api.
enable_socket_io = True

# When enabled the crt_file and key_file must be configured and the server
# will be hosted on https.
enable_ssl = False

# When enabled a website is hosted on the configured port. When disabled the
# resource URIs like /query, /insert, /auth/.. etc. are still available.
enable_web = True

# When enabled the /query and /insert resource URIs can be used with basic
# authentication.
enable_basic_auth = False

# When multi user is disabled, only the user/password combination provided in
# this configuration file can be used.
enable_multi_user = False

# Cookie max age is used to set the cookie expiration time in seconds.
cookie_max_age = 604800

# The query api allows you to specify a timeout for each query, but the insert
# api only accepts data. Therefore the insert timeout is set as a general
# value and is applicable to each insert.
insert_timeout = 60

[SSL]
# Self-signed certificates can be created with the following command:
#
#   openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 \
#        -keyout certificate.key -out certificate.crt
#
crt_file = certificate.crt
key_file = certificate.key

#
# Welcome and thank you for using SiriDB!
#
# A configuration file is required and should be provided with the
#   --config <file> argument.
# Above you find an example template which can be used.
#