env.example

# NASMServer configuration
# Copy this file to .env and adjust values as needed.
# You can also pass a path to a config file as -e: ./nasmserver -e /path/to/config.env
# Lines starting with # are ignored. No CRLF support (LF only).
# Uncomment the lines and change their value to make them effective
# All text values have a limit of 128 characters.

# IPv4 address to bind to
# Default: 0.0.0.0
#BIND_ADDRESS=<IPv4 Address>

# Port to listen on
# Default: 8080
#PORT=<1-65535>

# Document root directory, no trailing slash
# Default: . (working directory)
DOCUMENT_ROOT=./www

# Default file to serve when a directory is requested (e.g. / -> /index.html)
# Default: index.html
#INDEX_FILE=<file>

# Value for the Server: response header
# Default: NASMServer/version
#SERVER_NAME=<name>

# Max simultaneous connections/processes (1-65535)
# Default: 20
#MAX_REQUESTS=<1-65535>

# Cache expiry offset in seconds for the Expires: header
# If set to zero, an additional Pragma: no-cache header will be sent
# Default: 600
#MAX_AGE=<0-4294967295>

# Basic authentication settings
# If the user is set, authentication is enabled
# Default: (disabled)
#AUTH_USER=<username>
# Default: (empty)
#AUTH_PASSWORD=<password>
# Default: None
#AUTH_REALM=<realm>


# If dotfiles or dotfolders should be served
# Default: false
#SERVE_DOTS=<true|false>

# Path to log file for request logs (full path required)
# If set, request logs are written to this file instead of STDOUT
# Default: (empty)
#LOG_FILE=<path>

# Use the X-Real-IP header for logging instead of the remote socket address
# Useful when running the server behind a reverse proxy (like Nginx)
# Default: false
#USE_X_REAL_IP=<true|false>

# Error document paths, relative to DOCUMENT_ROOT
# Must start with a slash. Leave empty to send headers only (no body).
# Default: (empty)
ERRORDOC_405=/@errordocs/405.html
ERRORDOC_404=/@errordocs/404.html
ERRORDOC_403=/@errordocs/403.html
ERRORDOC_401=/@errordocs/401.html
ERRORDOC_400=/@errordocs/400.html