randomize key

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Denis Lehmann 2022-05-01 10:59:50 +02:00
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A WSGI server like [[https://gunicorn.org/][Gunicorn]] can then be used to serve the app for example like this:
: $ gunicorn "raincloud:create_app(base_path='public', secret_key='i_am_a_key')"
: $ gunicorn "raincloud:create_app(base_path='public')"
*Note* that currently only one worker makes sense due to server side session caching.
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services.raincloud = {
enable = true;
basePath = "/var/lib/raincloud";
secretKey = "i_am_a_key";
};
}
#+end_src
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| =group= | Group under which the server runs | =str= | =raincloud= | =users= |
| =cloudName= | Name of the raincloud | =str= | =raincloud= | =bobsCloud= |
| =basePath= | Base path of the raincloud | =str= | | =/var/lib/raincloud= |
| =secretKey= | Flask secret key | =str= | | =i_am_a_key= |
** Configuration
/raincloud/ provides three configuration options which can be passed to =raincloud.create_app()=:
/raincloud/ provides two configuration options which can be passed to =raincloud.create_app()=:
- =base_path= :: Base path of the raincloud
- =secret_key= :: Flask secret key
- =cloud_name= :: Cloud name (default: =raincloud=)
Set them for example like this:
: >>> app = raincloud.create_app(base_path='/home/alice/public', secret_key='super_secret', cloud_name='myCloud')
: >>> app = raincloud.create_app(base_path='/home/alice/public', cloud_name='myCloud')
*** =rc.conf=
:properties: