File instance.conf.example of Package nextcloud-notify-push

# The port to listen on. Alternative you can set SOCKET_PATH
# to listen on a local unix socket.
PORT=7867

# Path to a unix socket to listen on.
#SOCKET_PATH=/run/nextcloud-notify-push-INSTANCE/notify-push.sock

# Specify the permissions for the socket.
#SOCKET_PERMISSIONS=0666

# The push server can expose some basic metrics about the number of
# connected clients and the traffic flowing through the server by
# setting the METRICS_PORT environment variable.
# Once set the metrics are available in a prometheus compatible format
# at /metrics on the configured port.
# Alternative you can set METRICS_SOCKET_PATH to listen on a local unix
# socket.
#METRICS_PORT=7868

# The push server can expose some basic metrics about the number of
# connected clients and the traffic flowing through the server by
# setting the METRICS_PORT environment variable.
# See also METRICS_PORT.
#METRICS_SOCKET_PATH=/run/nextcloud-notify-push-INSTANCE/notify-push-metrics.sock

# If your nextcloud is using a self-signed certificate then you either
# need to set the NEXTCLOUD_URL to a non-https, local url, or disable
# certificate verification by setting ALLOW_SELF_SIGNED=true.
#ALLOW_SELF_SIGNED=true

# Nextcloud configuration file path to read the nextcloud configuration.
# If using Nextcloud’s config.php is not possible, you can use the following
# configuration variables to set the necessary values.
NEXTCLOUD_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/nextcloud/config/config.php

# Connection url for the Nextcloud database.
# Use this if you can not use Nextcloud’s config.php
#DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:password@db_host/db_name

# Database prefix configured in Nextcloud.
# Use this if you can not use Nextcloud’s config.php
#DATABASE_PREFIX=oc_

# Connection url for redis.
# Use this if you can not use Nextcloud’s config.php
#REDIS_URL=redis://redis_host

# Url for the nextcloud instance
# Use this if you can not use Nextcloud’s config.php
#NEXTCLOUD_URL=https://cloud.example.com