Take etc/config.yaml out of revision control.

This file contains site-specific configuration. Instead, an example config.yaml is now provided.
2025-12-06 10:47:07 +00:00 · 2023-09-14 13:07:33 +02:00
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+db:
+    connection_string: "host=localhost port=5432 dbname=dougal user=postgres"
+
+webhooks:
+    alert:
+        url: https://gitlab.com/wgp/dougal/software/alerts/notify.json
+        authkey: ""
+        # The authorisation key can be provided here or read from the
+        # environment variable GITLAB_ALERTS_AUTHKEY. The environment
+        # variable has precedence. It can be saved under the user's
+        # Bash .profile. This is the recommended way to avoid accidentally
+        # committing a security token into the git repository.
+
+navigation:
+    headers:
+        -
+            type: udp
+            port: 30000
+            meta:
+                # Anything here gets passed as options to the packet
+                # saving routine.
+                epsg: 23031 # Assume this CRS for unqualified E/N data
+                # Heuristics to apply to detect survey when offline
+                offline_survey_heuristics: "nearest_preplot"
+                # Apply the heuristics at most once every…
+                offline_survey_detect_interval: 10000 # ms
+
+
+imports:
+    # For a file to be imported, it must have been last modified at
+    # least this many seconds ago.
+    file_min_age: 60
+
+    # These paths refer to remote mounts which must be present in order
+    # for imports to work. If any of these paths are empty, import actions
+    # (including data deletion) will be inhibited. This is to cope with
+    # things like transient network failures.
+    mounts:
+        - /srv/mnt/Data
+
+    # These paths can be exposed to end users via the API. They should
+    # contain the locations were project data, or any other user data
+    # that needs to be accessible by Dougal, is located.
+    #
+    # This key can be either a string or an object:
+    # - If a string, it points to the root path for Dougal-accessible data.
+    # - If an object, there is an implicit root and the first-level
+    #   paths are denoted by the keys, with the values being their
+    #   respective physical paths.
+    # Non-absolute paths are relative to $DOUGAL_ROOT.
+    paths: /srv/mnt/Data
+
+queues:
+    asaqc:
+        request:
+            url: "https://api.gateway.equinor.com/vt/v1/api/upload-file-encoded"
+            args:
+                method: POST
+                headers:
+                    Content-Type: application/json
+            httpsAgent: # The paths here are relative to $DOUGAL_ROOT
+                cert: etc/ssl/asaqc.crt
+                key: etc/ssl/asaqc.key
+