test

BLOGI:

  TEMPLATE: "/usr/local/share/blogi/themes/default"

  LANGUAGE: "DE"

  STARTPAGE: "/blog/content/index"

  PLUGINDIR:

    - "/usr/local/lib/blogi/plugins"

  HTTP:

    URL: "http://localhost"

    DOMAIN: "localhost"

    PREFIX: "/blog"

    PORT: 8080

    BIND: "0.0.0.0"

    MAXCON: 1024

  DATABASE:

    DRIVER: "sqlite"

    CONNECTION: "/var/lib/blogi/blog.db"

  AUTHDB:

    - URL: "https://localhost:8443"

      CLIENTNAME: "blogiclient"

      CLIENTSECRET: "changeme"

      DOMAIN: "localhost"

  MEDIADB:

    URL: "https://localhost:8442"

  NGINXFILER:

    HOST: "localhost"

    PORT: 80

    PREFIX: "/files/"

    SSL: False

    TIMEOUT: 10

  com: "/tmp/blogi"

  COOKIE:

    DOMAIN: "localhost"

  SMTP:

    ADDR: "localhost"

    PORT: 587

    USER: ""

    PASS: ""

    SENDER: ""

  CONTACT:

    RECEIVER: ""

  DOMAIN:

    NAME: "localhost"

#!/bin/sh

#

# PROVIDE: blogi

# REQUIRE: LOGIN NETWORKING SERVERS

# KEYWORD: shutdown

#

# Add the following to /etc/rc.conf(5) to enable blogi:

#

# blogi_enable="YES"

# blogi_config="/usr/local/etc/blogi/config.yaml"   # optional, this is the default

#

# blogi is started as root: it opens /var/log/blogi/{access,error}.log

# itself and then drops its effective uid/gid to the "blogi" user before

# entering its event loop (see src/blogi.cpp). It also daemonizes and

# writes its own pidfile, so this script does not wrap it with daemon(8).

#

. /etc/rc.subr

name="blogi"

desc="Blogi blog engine server"

rcvar="blogi_enable"

load_rc_config "$name"

: ${blogi_enable:="NO"}

: ${blogi_config:="/usr/local/etc/blogi/config.yaml"}

command="/usr/local/bin/blogi"

command_args="-c yaml:${blogi_config}"

# blogi.cpp hardcodes this path when it daemonizes — it is not configurable,

# so this must match exactly for status/stop to find the right process.

pidfile="/var/run/${name}.pid"

required_files="${blogi_config}"

start_precmd="blogi_prestart"

blogi_prestart()

{

	install -d -o blogi -g blogi -m 0750 /var/log/blogi

}

run_rc_command "$1"