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Same-site redirects are now relative paths, and a saved page on another site is ignored. The HTTP to HTTPS redirect takes its host from the new SITE_URL setting, and without it the pages refuse plain HTTP.
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29 lines
938 B
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# Copy this file to .env and fill in the values. Git does not track .env.
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# To keep the file outside the web root, set XXX_ENV_FILE to its path.
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# MySQL connection
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DB_HOST=localhost
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DB_USER=xxx
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DB_PASS=
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DB_NAME=xxx
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# Address of the site. The pages send plain HTTP requests to this host
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# over HTTPS. If it is empty, the pages refuse plain HTTP.
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SITE_URL=https://xxx.org.za
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# Google reCAPTCHA v2 keys (https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin).
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# Leave RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY empty to turn the captcha off.
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RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY=
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RECAPTCHA_SECRET=
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# Google Analytics tracking ID. Leave it empty to turn analytics off.
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GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID=
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# Directory for uploaded images waiting to be saved. Keep it outside the
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# web root. The default is xxx-uploads in the system temporary directory.
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UPLOAD_DIR=
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# Show PHP errors in the page (1) or on stderr (stderr). Leave it empty in
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# production: errors always go to the PHP error log.
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DISPLAY_ERRORS=
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