# This is the *global* Tangelo configuration file example, i.e., for a
# system-wide installation of Tangelo that is managed by someone with superuser
# access to the server.
#
# Copy this file to /etc/tangelo.conf, then edit the values in the fields below
# to reflect your setup parameters.

# Set these to the hostname and port Tangelo should listen on (the special IP
# address "0.0.0.0" causes Tangelo to listen on all interfaces, meaning
# localhost and any other names the host may have on the network).
hostname: 0.0.0.0
port:     80

# These are the user and group Tangelo will run as if started as root.
# Best practice is to create a new user called "tangelo" (in a group also
# called tangelo) that has no shell and no permissions.  If an attacker
# manages to compromise this account, other services running under other
# user accounts will not be affected.
user:     nobody
group:    nobody
