config.docker.yaml

webserver:
  # For IPv6, set the listen_addr to "::"
  listen_addr: "0.0.0.0"
  listen_port: 8080
  # If you want to use a reverse proxy in front of the server, set this to true
  # It will use the X-Forwarded-For header to get the real IP of the client
  real_ip: false
  full_url: "/full-stream"
  lite_url: "/"
  domains_only_url: "/domains-only"
  cert_path: ""
  cert_key_path: ""
  compression_enabled: false

prometheus:
  enabled: false
  listen_addr: "0.0.0.0"
  listen_port: 8080
  metrics_url: "/metrics"
  expose_system_metrics: false
  real_ip: false
  whitelist:
    - "127.0.0.1/8"

general:
  # DisableDefaultLogs indicates whether the default logs used in Google Chrome and provided by Google should be disabled.
  disable_default_logs: false

  # Google regularly updates the log list. If this option is set to true, the server will remove all logs no longer listed in the Google log list.
  # This option defaults to true. See https://github.com/d-Rickyy-b/certstream-server-go/issues/51
  drop_old_logs: true

  # Options for resuming certificate downloads after restart
  recovery:
    # If enabled, the server will resume downloading certificates from the last processed and stored index for each log.
    # If there is no ct_index_file or for a specific log there is no index entry, the server will start from index 0.
    # Be aware that this leads to a massive number of certificates being downloaded.
    # Depending on your server's performance and network connection, this could be up to 10.000 certificates per second.
    # Make sure your infrastructure can handle this!
    enabled: false
    # Path to the file where indices are stored. Be aware that a temp file in the same path with the same name and ".tmp" as suffix will be created.
    # If there are no write permissions to the path, the server will not be able to store the indices.
    ct_index_file: "/app/config/ct_index.json"