What is the meaning of the parameters?
Default parameters.yml file
Here is the last version of the default app/config/parameters.yml file. Be sure that yours respects this one. If you don't know which value you need to set, please leave the default one.
parameters:
database_driver: pdo_sqlite
database_host: 127.0.0.1
database_port: null
database_name: symfony
database_user: root
database_password: null
database_path: '%kernel.root_dir%/../data/db/wallabag.sqlite'
database_table_prefix: wallabag_
database_socket: null
mailer_transport: smtp
mailer_host: 127.0.0.1
mailer_user: null
mailer_password: null
locale: en
secret: ovmpmAWXRCabNlMgzlzFXDYmCFfzGv
twofactor_auth: true
twofactor_sender: no-reply@wallabag.org
fosuser_registration: true
fosuser_confirmation: true
from_email: no-reply@wallabag.org
rss_limit: 50
rabbitmq_host: localhost
rabbitmq_port: 5672
rabbitmq_user: guest
rabbitmq_password: guest
redis_scheme: tcp
redis_host: localhost
redis_port: 6379
redis_path: null
redis_password: null
Meaning of each parameter
Database parameters
name |
default |
description |
database_driver |
pdo_sqlite |
Should be pdo_sqlite or pdo_mysql or pdo_pgsql |
database_host |
127.0.0.1 |
host of your database (usually localhost or 127.0.0.1) |
database_port |
~ |
port of your database (you can leave ~ to use the default one) |
database_name |
symfony |
name of your database |
database_user |
root |
user that can write to this database |
database_password |
~ |
password of that user |
database_path |
"%kernel.root_dir%/../data/db/wallabag.sqlite" |
only for SQLite, define where to put the database file. Leave it empty for other database |
database_table_prefix |
wallabag |
all wallabag's tables will be prefixed with that string. You can include a _ for clarity |
database_socket |
null |
If your database is using a socket instead of tcp, put the path of the socket (other connection parameters will then be ignored) |
database_charset |
utf8mb4 |
For PostgreSQL & SQLite you should use utf8, for MySQL use utf8mb4 which handle emoji |
Configuration to send emails from wallabag
name |
default |
description |
mailer_transport |
smtp |
The exact transport method to use to deliver emails. Valid values are: smtp, gmail, mail, sendmail, null (which will disable the mailer) |
mailer_host |
127.0.0.1 |
The host to connect to when using smtp as the transport. |
mailer_user |
~ |
The username when using smtp as the transport. |
mailer_password |
~ |
The password when using smtp as the transport. |
Other wallabag's option
name |
default |
description |
locale |
en |
Default language of your wallabag instance (like en, fr, es, etc.) |
secret |
ovmpmAWXRCabNlMgzlzFXDYmCFfzGv |
This is a string that should be unique to your application and it's commonly used to add more entropy to security related operations. |
twofactor_auth |
true |
true to enable Two factor authentication |
twofactor_sender |
no-reply@wallabag.org |
email of the email sender to receive the two factor code |
fosuser_registration |
true |
true to enable public registration |
fosuser_confirmation |
true |
true to send a confirmation by email for each registration |
from_email |
no-reply@wallabag.org |
email address used in From: field in each email |
rss_limit |
50 |
limit for RSS feeds |
RabbitMQ configuration
name |
default |
description |
rabbitmq_host |
localhost |
Host of your RabbitMQ |
rabbitmq_port |
5672 |
Port of your RabbitMQ |
rabbitmq_user |
guest |
User that can read queues |
rabbitmq_password |
guest |
Password of that user |
Redis configuration
name |
default |
description |
redis_scheme |
tcp |
Specifies the protocol used to communicate with an instance of Redis. Valid values are: tcp, unix, http |
redis_host |
localhost |
IP or hostname of the target server (ignored for unix scheme) |
redis_port |
6379 |
TCP/IP port of the target server (ignored for unix scheme) |
redis_path |
null |
Path of the UNIX domain socket file used when connecting to Redis using UNIX domain sockets |
redis_password |
null |
Password defined in the Redis server configuration (parameter requirepass in redis.conf) |