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## database related variables ##
# variables prefixed with MYSQL_ are used by both database and web containers
# variables prefixed with DATABASE_ are used exlusively by the web container
MYSQL_DATABASE=osem
MYSQL_USER=osem
MYSQL_PASSWORD=changemeimmediately
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=changemeevenmoreimmediately
# the following settings should not be modified unless the database service
# is renamed in docker-compose.yml or you plan to use an external database
DATABASE_HOST=database
DATABASE_PORT=3306
## OSEM options ##
# you can configure any option described in this document here instead of
# having to create a .env file:
# https://github.com/openSUSE/osem/blob/master/dotenv.example
OSEM_NAME="Dockerized OSEM"
OSEM_HOSTNAME="http://localhost:9292"
OSEM_ERRBIT_HOST="localhost"
SECRET_KEY_BASE=changemechangemechangeme"
# these settings work for the MailHog server that is enabled by default in
# docker-compose.yml
# if you do not plan to use MailHog (you most likely don't want to), you need
# to change these settings to use an external working mailserver, otherwise
# your users are going to see the HTTP status 500 page
# you should comment out or remove the mailhog service from docker-compose.yml,
# too
OSEM_EMAIL_ADDRESS="osem@mailhog"
OSEM_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION="login"
OSEM_SMTP_ADDRESS="mailhog"
OSEM_SMTP_PORT=1025
OSEM_SMTP_USERNAME="mailhog"
OSEM_SMTP_PASSWORD="mailhog"