TYPE=cryptpad

COMPOSE_FILE="compose.yml"

DOMAIN=cryptpad.example.com

# This is a separate domain for the secure side of Cryptpad. It can be any other domain (subdomain or separate domain)
SANDBOX_DOMAIN=sandbox.cryptpad.example.com

# CRYPTPAD_ADMIN_KEYS
## here is an example of the format for one single key
# CRYPTPAD_ADMIN_KEYS= '"[user1@cryptpad.cctest.autonomic.zone/zew-WaKZimxhNSL3iiVL8SCzVzPB8KhIxZNrRKn+uRo=]",'
## here is an example of the format for multiple keys (including here because it was confusing to me)
# CRYPTPAD_ADMIN_KEYS='"[user1@cryptpad.cctest.autonomic.zone/zew-WaKZimxhNSL3iiVL8SCzVzPB8KhIxZNrRKn+uRo=]","[user2@cryptpad.cctest.autonomic.zone/Z7agNvwPXHm9xuEYOYV2YY53fSofgzum86xvhUxJ4nU=]",'


## Domain aliases
#EXTRA_DOMAINS=', `www.cryptpad.example.com`'
LETS_ENCRYPT_ENV=production

## Set to true to block unregistered users from accessing any CryptPad applications
## See https://docs.cryptpad.org/en/admin_guide/customization.html#restricting-guest-access
#RESTRICT_GUEST_ACCESS=false

## SSO / OIDC (optional — uncomment below and add compose.sso.yml to COMPOSE_FILE to enable)
# COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.sso.yml"
#SSO_ENABLED=true
#SSO_ENFORCED=false
#SSO_PROVIDER_NAME=Authentik
#SSO_OIDC_URL=https://authentik.example.com/application/o/cryptpad
#SSO_CLIENT_ID=cryptpad
#SSO_CLIENT_SECRET_VERSION=v1
#SSO_JWT_ALG=RS256
#SSO_PLUGIN_VERSION=0.4.0

## Adding OnlyOffice to cryptpad
#COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.onlyoffice.yaml"
## Enables installation of older onlyoffice versions so that older documents
## can also be loaded and converted.
#ONLYOFFICE_OLDEST=v6