config-example.yaml

---
# Copy this to config.yaml (and edit as needed) before starting the VM!

## SETTINGS TO CHANGE:

# Passwords:
# - The first one is what you'll use to log in to Dreamwidth as "system"!
# - Just keyb-smash for the database users, you won't need to use them directly.
# - The dw OS user can't log in with a password. Log in as vagrant and switch
#   user with `sudo -iu dw`.
dw_dev::dw_app_system_user_password: "uhetonas9"
dw_dev::dw_db_user_password: "snthueoa"
dw_dev::root_db_user_password: "aoeuhtns"

# Your GitHub username! Make sure you've already forked dreamwidth/dw-free.
dw_dev::developer_github: "example"
# Info used if you commit any changes from the dev server.
dw_dev::developer_name: "Onion Knight"
dw_dev::developer_email: "unconfigured@example.com"

# Optional git treeish to update dw-free to:
# dw_dev::dw_free_commit: 'upstream/master'

# ^^ With this off, we initially check out <YR GITHUB>/develop and then leave it
# alone, assuming that you're handling it from there. If you set this, every
# time the VM starts it'll fetch refs from your fork and then forcibly check out
# the specified treeish (which should probably be a <YR GITHUB>/<BRANCH>
# reference).

# Set this to true if you want to edit config-local.pl and config-private.pl
# directly on the VM and have your changes persist across reboots. Leave it
# false to let the templates overwrite any local changes.
dw_dev::keep_local_config_edits: false

## SETTINGS TO PROBABLY LET BE

# Hostname that Dreamwidth thinks it lives at. You're responsible for making
# sure your real computers can actually reach the dev server at this domain and
# all of its possible subdomains; see README if you're lost.
dw_dev::dw_domain: "dev-width.test"
# An extra domain for local emails on the dev box. Emails to dw@<this> can be
# read by logging in as dw and running mutt.
dw_dev::local_email_domain: "dev-width.post"
# The OS user that owns the Dreamwidth app.
dw_dev::dw_user: "dw"
# The database user for the DW and Schwartz MySql databases
dw_dev::dw_db_user: "dw"
# The directory where all the DW application code lives
dw_dev::ljhome: "/home/dw/dw"