The nginx config file used to be copied from the discourse/discourse
repository, but it has been now moved in this project, closer to the
place where it is used.
The config has several 'include' statements that implement support for
outlets that templates can then use to extend the default configuration
for various features. This is an alternative to the "find & replace"
hacks.
In order to download the free MaxMind GeoLite2 databases, an account ID
and license key is required going forward. This commit updates
`discourse-setup` to start prompting the user to provide the MaxMind
Account ID first before asking for the MaxMind license key. If the user
does not provide the Account ID, the script will not prompt for the
license key as we assume the user has opted out.
We are aware that we don't have a reliable way to test for changes to
the `discourse-setup` script but it is what it is at this point in time.
We intend to invest resources in improving things in the future but now
is not the time.
while `DISCOURSE_MAIL_ENDPOINT` is still accepted by the mail-receiver code, the documentation prefers `DISCOURSE_BASE_URL` and so should this example
see deae52039f/README.md
By default nginx in the container only listens for IPv4 connections. Some users
want to enable direct IPv6 connectivity to the container either via forwarding
or NAT. This provides an easy method to allow that.
LC_ALL, LANG and LANGUAGE are set to en_US.UTF-8 in the docker image.
The config should override all of them when other locale is needed.
Otherwise it fails to create a DB with the proper locale setting.
Creates or modifies config of db_shared_buffers, db_work_mem, and
UNICORN_WORKERS based on available RAM. Parameters not set in config
file (i.e., commented out), are left unchanged and a warning is printed.
Uses samples/standalone_template.yml as basis, but if accepted, I
recommend uncommenting these defaults in standalone.yml and using it
instead.
A new (optional) ENV var was added to the templates that instructs the
`launcher` script to use the DISCOURSE_HOSTNAME as the Docker hostname
(via the -h/--hostname option) instead of the default value of
`$hostname-$config`.
