Overview

Configure everything from defaults, features, branding, languages and more.

How to Configure the Application

Password Pusher uses a centralized configuration that is stored in config/settings.yml. This file contains all of the settings that is configurable for the application.

There are two ways to modify the settings in this file:

Use environment variable that override this file
Modify the file itself

For a few modifications, environment variables are the easy route. For more extensive configuration, it's suggested to maintain your own custom settings.yml file across updates.

Read on for details on both methods.

Configuring via Environment variables

The settings in the config/settings.yml file can be overridden by environment variables. A listing and description of these environment variables is available in this documentation below and also in the settings.yml file itself.

Shell Example

# Change the default language for the application to French
export PWP__DEFAULT_LOCALE='fr'

Docker Example

# Change the default language for the application to French
docker run -d --env PWP__DEFAULT_LOCALE=fr -p "5100:5100" pglombardo/pwpush:release

Tip: If you have to set a large number of environment variables for Docker, consider using a Docker env-file. There is an example docker-env-file with instructions available.

Configuring via a Custom `settings.yml` File

If you prefer, you can take the default settings.yml file, modify it and apply it to the Password Pusher Docker container.

Inside the Password Pusher Docker container:

application code exists in the path /opt/PasswordPusher/
the settings.yml file is located at /opt/PasswordPusher/config/settings.yml

To replace this file with your own custom version, you can launch the Docker container with a bind mount option:

    docker run -d \
      --mount type=bind,source=/path/settings.yml,target=/opt/PasswordPusher/config/settings.yml \
      -p "5100:5100" pglombardo/pwpush:release

Application Encryption

Password Pusher encrypts sensitive data in the database. This requires a randomly generated encryption key for each application instance.

To set a custom encryption key for your application, set the environment variable PWPUSH_MASTER_KEY:

PWPUSH_MASTER_KEY=0c110f7f9d93d2122f36debf8a24bf835f33f248681714776b336849b801f693

Generate a New Encryption Key

Key generation can be done through the helper tool or on the command line in the application source using Lockbox.generate_key:

bundle
rails c
Lockbox.generate_key

Notes:

If an encryption key isn't provided, a default key will be used.
The best security for private instances of Password Pusher is to use your own custom encryption key although it is not required.
The risk in using the default key is lessened if you keep your instance secure and your push expirations short. e.g. 1 day/1 view versus 100 days/100 views.
Once a push expires, all encrypted data is deleted.
Changing an encryption key where old pushes already exist will make those older pushes unreadable. In other words, the payloads will be garbled. New pushes going forward will work fine.

Changing Application Defaults

Application General

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__DEFAULT_LOCALE	Sets the default language for the application. See the documentation.	`en`
PWP__RELATIVE_ROOT	Runs the application in a subfolder. e.g. With a value of `pwp` the front page will then be at `https://url/pwp`	`Not set`
PWP__SHOW_VERSION	Show the version in the footer	`true`

Password Push Expiration Settings

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Days" default value in Password#new	`7`
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Days" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Days" maximum value in Password#new	`90`
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Views" default value in Password#new	`5`
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Views" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Views" maximum value in Password#new	`100`
PWP__PW__ENABLE_DELETABLE_PUSHES	Can passwords be deleted by viewers? When true, passwords will have a link to optionally delete the password being viewed	`false`
PWP__PW__DELETABLE_PUSHES_DEFAULT	When the above is `true`, this sets the default value for the option.	`true`
PWP__PW__ENABLE_RETRIEVAL_STEP	When `true`, adds an option to have a preliminary step to retrieve passwords.	`true`
PWP__PW__RETRIEVAL_STEP_DEFAULT	Sets the default value for the retrieval step for newly created passwords.	`false`
PWP__PW__ENABLE_BLUR	Enables or disables the 'blur' effect when showing a push payload to the user.	`true`

Password Generator Settings

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__GEN__HAS_NUMBERS	Controls whether generated passwords have numbers	`true`
PWP__GEN__TITLE_CASED	Controls whether generated passwords will be title cased	`true`
PWP__GEN__USE_SEPARATORS	Controls whether generated passwords will use separators between syllables	`true`
PWP__GEN__CONSONANTS	The list of consonants to generate from	`bcdfghklmnprstvz`
PWP__GEN__VOWELS	The list of vowels to generate from	`aeiouy`
PWP__GEN__SEPARATORS	If `use_separators` is enabled above, the list of separators to use (randomly)	`-_=`
PWP__GEN__MAX_SYLLABLE_LENGTH	The maximum length of each syllable that a generated password can have	`3`
PWP__GEN__MIN_SYLLABLE_LENGTH	The minimum length of each syllable that a generated password can have	`1`
PWP__GEN__SYLLABLES_COUNT	The exact number of syllables that a generated password will have	`3`

Enabling Logins

To enable logins in your instance of Password Pusher, you must have an SMTP server available to send emails through. These emails are sent for events such as password reset, unlock, registration etc..

To use logins, you should be running a database backed version of Password Pusher. Logins will likely work in an ephemeral setup but aren't suggested since all data is wiped with every restart.

All of the following environments need to be set (except SMTP authentication if none) for application logins to function properly.

Environment Variable	Description	Default
PWP__ENABLE_LOGINS	On/Off switch for logins.	`false`
PWP__ALLOW_ANONYMOUS	When false, requires a login for the front page (to push new passwords).	`true`
PWP__MAIL__RAISE_DELIVERY_ERRORS	Email delivery errors will be shown in the application	`true`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_ADDRESS	Allows you to use a remote mail server. Just change it from its default "localhost" setting.	`smtp.domain.com`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_PORT	Port of the SMTP server	`587`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_USER_NAME	If your mail server requires authentication, set the username in this setting.	`smtp_username`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_PASSWORD	If your mail server requires authentication, set the password in this setting.	`smtp_password`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_AUTHENTICATION	If your mail server requires authentication, you need to specify the authentication type here. This is a string and one of :plain (will send the password in the clear), :login (will send password Base64 encoded) or :cram_md5 (combines a Challenge/Response mechanism to exchange information and a cryptographic Message Digest 5 algorithm to hash important information)	`plain`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_STARTTLS	Use STARTTLS when connecting to your SMTP server and fail if unsupported.	`true`
PWP__MAIL__SMTP_ENABLE_STARTTLS_AUTO	Detects if STARTTLS is enabled in your SMTP server and starts to use it	`true`
PWP__MAIL__OPEN_TIMEOUT	Number of seconds to wait while attempting to open a connection.	`10`
PWP__MAIL__READ_TIMEOUT	Number of seconds to wait until timing-out a read(2) call.	`10`
PWP__HOST_DOMAIN	Used to build fully qualified URLs in emails. Where is your instance hosted?	`pwpush.com`
PWP__HOST_PROTOCOL	The protocol to access your Password Pusher instance. HTTPS advised.	`https`
PWP__MAIL__MAILER_SENDER	This is the "From" address in sent emails.	'"Company Name" user@example.com'
PWP__DISABLE_SIGNUPS	Once your user accounts are created, you can set this to disable any further user account creation. Sign up links and related backend functionality is disabled when `true`.	`false`
PWP__SIGNUP_EMAIL_REGEXP	The regular expression used to validate emails for new user signups. This can be modified to limit new account creation to a subset of domains. e.g. `\A[^@\s]+@(hey.com\|gmail.com)\z`. Tip: use https://rubular.com to test out your regular expressions. It includes a guide to what each component means in regexp.	`\A[^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\z`

Shell Example

export PWP__ENABLE_LOGINS=true
export PWP__MAIL__RAISE_DELIVERY_ERRORS=true
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_ADDRESS=smtp.mycompany.org
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_PORT=587
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_USER_NAME=yolo
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_PASSWORD=secret
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=plain
export PWP__MAIL__SMTP_STARTTLS=true
export PWP__MAIL__OPEN_TIMEOUT=10
export PWP__MAIL__READ_TIMEOUT=10
export PWP__HOST_DOMAIN=pwpush.mycompany.org
export PWP__HOST_PROTOCOL=https
export PWP__MAIL__MAILER_SENDER='"Spiderman" <thespider@mycompany.org>'

See also this Github discussion.
External Documentation on mailer configuration for the underlying technology if you need more details for configuration issues.

Enabling File Pushes

To enable file uploads (File Pushes) in your instance of Password Pusher, there are a few requirements:

you must have logins enabled (see above)
specify a place to store uploaded files
If you use cloud storage, configure the CORS configuration in your buckets (detailed below)

The following settings enable/disable the feature and specify where to store uploaded files.

This feature can store uploads on local disk (not valid for Docker containers), Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage or Azure Storage.

General Settings

Environment Variable	Description	Value(s)
PWP__ENABLE_FILE_PUSHES	On/Off switch for File Pushes.	`false`
PWP__FILES__STORAGE	Chooses the storage area for uploaded files.	`local`, `amazon`, `google` or `microsoft`
PWP__FILES__ENABLE_BLUR	Enables or disables the 'blur' effect when showing a text payload to the user.	`true`

File Push Expiration Settings

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Days" default value in Password#new	`7`
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Days" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Days" maximum value in Password#new	`90`
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Views" default value in Password#new	`5`
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Views" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__FILES__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Views" maximum value in Password#new	`100`
PWP__FILES__ENABLE_DELETABLE_PUSHES	Can passwords be deleted by viewers? When true, passwords will have a link to optionally delete the password being viewed	`false`
PWP__FILES__DELETABLE_PUSHES_DEFAULT	When the above is `true`, this sets the default value for the option.	`true`
PWP__FILES__ENABLE_RETRIEVAL_STEP	When `true`, adds an option to have a preliminary step to retrieve passwords.	`true`
PWP__FILES__RETRIEVAL_STEP_DEFAULT	Sets the default value for the retrieval step for newly created passwords.	`false`

Local Storage

PWP__FILES__STORAGE=local

The default location for local storage is ./storage.

If using containers and you prefer local storage, you can add a volume mount to the container at the path /opt/PasswordPusher/storage:

docker run -d -p "5100:5100" -v /var/lib/pwpush/files:/opt/PasswordPusher/storage pglombardo/pwpush:release

Please make sure that the directory is writeable by the docker container.

A CORS configuration is not required for local storage.

Amazon S3

To configure the application to store files in an Amazon S3 bucket, you have to:

set the required environment variables detailed below (or the equivalent values in settings.yml)
apply a CORS configuration to your S3 bucket (see next section)

Environment Variable	Description	Value(s)
PWP__FILES__STORAGE	Storage Provider Selection	`amazon`
PWP__FILES__S3__ENDPOINT	S3 Endpoint	None
PWP__FILES__S3__ACCESS_KEY_ID	Access Key ID	None
PWP__FILES__S3__SECRET_ACCESS_KEY	Secret Access Key	None
PWP__FILES__S3__REGION	S3 Region	None
PWP__FILES__S3__BUCKET	The S3 bucket name	None

Amazon S3 CORS Configuration

The application performs direct uploads from the browser to your Amazon S3 bucket. This provides better performance and reduces load on the application itself.

For this to work, you have to add a CORS configuration to your bucket.

This direct upload functionality is done using a library called ActiveStorage. For the full documentation on configuring CORS for ActiveStorage, see here.

[
  {
    "AllowedHeaders": [
      "Content-Type",
      "Content-MD5",
      "Content-Disposition"
    ],
    "AllowedMethods": [
      "PUT"
    ],
    "AllowedOrigins": [
      "https://www.example.com"  << Change to your URL
    ],
    "MaxAgeSeconds": 3600
  }
]

Google Cloud Storage

To configure the application to store files in Google Cloud Storage, you have to:

set the required environment variables detailed below (or the equivalent values in settings.yml)
apply a CORS configuration (see next section)

Environment Variable	Description	Value(s)
PWP__FILES__STORAGE	Storage Provider Selection	`google`
PWP__FILES__GCS__PROJECT	GCS Project	None
PWP__FILES__GCS__CREDENTIALS	GCS Credentials	None
PWP__FILES__GCS__BUCKET	The GCS bucket name	None

Google Cloud Storage CORS Configuration

The application performs direct uploads from the browser to Google Cloud Storage. This provides better performance and reduces load on the application itself.

For this to work, you have to add a CORS configuration.

This direct upload functionality is done using a library called ActiveStorage. For the full documentation on configuring CORS for ActiveStorage, see here.

[
  {
    "origin": ["https://www.example.com"],
    "method": ["PUT"],
    "responseHeader": ["Content-Type", "Content-MD5", "Content-Disposition"],
    "maxAgeSeconds": 3600
  }
]

Azure Storage

To configure the application to store files in Azure Storage, you have to:

set the required environment variables detailed below (or the equivalent values in settings.yml)
apply a CORS configuration (see next section)

Environment Variable	Description	Value(s)
PWP__FILES__STORAGE	Storage Provider Selection	`microsoft`
PWP__FILES__AS__STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME	Azure Storage Account Name	None
PWP__FILES__AS__STORAGE_ACCESS_KEY	Azure Storage Account Key	None
PWP__FILES__AS__CONTAINER	Azure Storage Container Name	None

Azure Storage CORS Configuration

The application performs direct uploads from the browser to Azure Storage. This provides better performance and reduces load on the application itself.

For this to work, you have to add a CORS configuration.

This direct upload functionality is done using a library called ActiveStorage. For the full documentation on configuring CORS for ActiveStorage, see here.

<Cors>
  <CorsRule>
    <AllowedOrigins>https://www.example.com</AllowedOrigins>
    <AllowedMethods>PUT</AllowedMethods>
    <AllowedHeaders>Content-Type, Content-MD5, x-ms-blob-content-disposition, x-ms-blob-type</AllowedHeaders>
    <MaxAgeInSeconds>3600</MaxAgeInSeconds>
  </CorsRule>
</Cors>

Enabling URL Pushes

Similar to file pushes, URL pushes also require logins to be enabled.

Environment Variable	Description	Default
PWP__ENABLE_URL_PUSHES	On/Off switch for URL Pushes.	`false`

URL Push Expiration Settings

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Days" default value in Password#new	`7`
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Days" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Days" maximum value in Password#new	`90`
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_DEFAULT	Controls the "Expire After Views" default value in Password#new	`5`
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MIN	Controls the "Expire After Views" minimum value in Password#new	`1`
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MAX	Controls the "Expire After Views" maximum value in Password#new	`100`
PWP__URL__ENABLE_DELETABLE_PUSHES	Can passwords be deleted by viewers? When true, passwords will have a link to optionally delete the password being viewed	`false`
PWP__URL__DELETABLE_PUSHES_DEFAULT	When the above is `true`, this sets the default value for the option.	`true`
PWP__URL__ENABLE_RETRIEVAL_STEP	When `true`, adds an option to have a preliminary step to retrieve passwords.	`true`
PWP__URL__RETRIEVAL_STEP_DEFAULT	Sets the default value for the retrieval step for newly created passwords.	`false`

Rebranding

Password Pusher has the ability to be re-branded with your own site title, tagline and logo.

This can be done with the following environment variables:

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__BRAND__TITLE	Title for the site.	`Password Pusher`
PWP__BRAND__TAGLINE	Tagline for the site.	`Go Ahead. Email Another Password.`
PWP__BRAND__DISCLAIMER	Disclaimer for the site.	`Undefined`
PWP__BRAND__SHOW_FOOTER_MENU	On/Off switch for the footer menu.	`true`
PWP__BRAND__LIGHT_LOGO	Site logo image for the light theme.	`logo-transparent-sm-bare.png`
PWP__BRAND__DARK_LOGO	Site logo image for the dark theme.	`logo-transparent-sm-bare.png`

The values for the *_LOGO images can either be:

Fully qualified HTTP(s) URLS such as https://pwpush.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/dev%2Facme-logo.jpg (easiest)
Relative path that is mounted inside the container

As an example for #2 above, say you place your logo images locally into /var/lib/pwpush/logos/. You would then mount that directory into the container:

docker run -d -p "5100:5100" -v /var/lib/pwpush/logos:/opt/PasswordPusher/public/logos pglombardo/pwpush:release

or alternatively for a docker-compose.yml file:

volumes:
  # Example of a persistent volume for the storage directory (file uploads)
  - /var/lib/pwpush/logos:/opt/PasswordPusher/public/logos:r

See here for a larger Docker Compose explanation.

With this setup, you can then set your LOGO environment variables (or settings.yml options) to:

PWP__BRAND__LIGHT_LOGO=/logos/mylogo.png

Change the Default Language

The application comes with more than 24 languages bundled in which are selectable inside the application. The default language of the application is English. If you would like to change this default language, simply set the following environment variable for your application.

PWP__DEFAULT_LOCALE=is

A list of supported languages (and their language codes) can be found in the settings.yml file under language_codes.

Choose which language you would like to have as the default language, and use the two letter code as the value for the environment variable.

Themes

Password Pusher supports 26 themes out of the box. These themes are taken directly from the great Bootswatch project and are unmodified.

As such, themes mostly work although there may be a rare edge cases where fonts may not be clear or something doesn't display correctly. If this is the case you can add custom CSS styles to fix any such issues. See the next section on how to add custom styling.

---> Checkout the Themes Gallery!

The Bootswatch themes are licensed under the MIT license.

Configuring a Theme

To specify a theme for your Password Pusher instance, you must set two environment variables:the PWP__THEME environment variable to specify the theme and PWP_PRECOMPILE=true environment variable to have CSS assets recompiled on container boot.

Make sure to set both PWP__THEME and PWP_PRECOMPILE for the selected theme to work. 👍

Environment Variable	Description	Possible Values
PWP__THEME	Theme used for the application.	'cerulean', 'cosmo', 'cyborg', 'darkly', 'flatly', 'journal', 'litera', 'lumen', 'lux', 'materia', 'minty', 'morph', 'pulse', 'quartz', 'sandstone', 'simplex', 'sketchy', 'slate', 'solar', 'spacelab', 'superhero', 'united', 'vapor', 'yeti', 'zephyr'
PWP_PRECOMPILE	Forces a rebuild of the theme CSS on boot.	`true`

---> See the Themes Gallery for examples of each.

Note: Since the theme is a boot level selection, the theme can only be selected by setting the PWP__THEME environment variable (and not modifying settings.yml).

So to set the quartz theme for a Docker container:

docker run --env PWP__THEME=quartz --env PWP_PRECOMPILE=true -p "5100:5100" pglombardo/pwpush:release

or alternatively for source code:

export PWP__THEME=quartz
bin/rails asset:precompile # manually recompile assets
bin/rails server

How to Precompile CSS Assets

Password Pusher has a pre-compilation step of assets. This is used to fingerprint assets and pre-process CSS code for better performance.

If using Docker containers, you can simply set the PWP_PRECOMPILE=true environment variable. On container boot, all assets will be precompiled and bundled into /assets.

Note: Precompiling all application assets for a new theme on container boot can add 30-90 seconds to the boot process (depending on the system). Make sure to allow this time in your health checks before declaring the container as unresponsive.

To manually precompile assets run bin/rails assets:precompile.

Adding an entirely new theme from scratch

The PWP__THEME environment variable simply causes the application to load a css file from app/assets/stylesheets/themes/{$PWP__THEME}.css. If you were to place a completely custom CSS file into that directory, you could then set the PWP__THEME environment variable to the filename that you added.

For example:

Add app/assets/stylesheets/themes/mynewtheme.css and set PWP__THEME=mynewtheme.

This would cause that CSS file to be loaded and used as the theme for the site. Please refer to existing themes if you would like to author your theme for Password Pusher.

Remember that after the new theme is configured, assets must be precompiled again. See the the previous section for instructions

How to Add Custom CSS

Password Pusher supports adding custom CSS to the application. The application hosts a custom.css file located at app/assets/stylesheets/custom.css. This file is loaded last so it take precedence over all built in themes and styling.

This file can either be modified directly or in the case of Docker containers, a new file mounted over the existing one.

When changing this file inside a Docker container, make sure to set the precompile option PWP_PRECOMPILE=true. This will assure that the custom CSS is incorporated correctly.

An example Docker command to override that file would be:

docker run -e PWP_PRECOMPILE=true --mount type=bind,source=/path/to/my/custom.css,target=/opt/PasswordPusher/app/assets/stylesheets/custom.css -p 5100:5100 pglombardo/pwpush:release

or the docker-compose.yml equivalent:

version: '2.1'
services:

  pwpush:
    image: docker.io/pglombardo/pwpush:release
    ports:
      - "5100:5100"
    environment:
      PWP_PRECOMPILE: 'true'
    volumes:
      - type: bind
        source: /path/to/my/custom.css
        target: /opt/PasswordPusher/app/assets/stylesheets/custom.css

Remember that when doing this, this new CSS code has to be precompiled.

To do this in Docker containers, simply set the environment variable PWP_PRECOMPILE=true. For source code, run bin/rails assets:precompile. This compilation process will incorporate the custom CSS into the updated site theme.

Google Analytics

Environment Variable	Description
GA_ENABLE	The existence of this variable will enable the Google Analytics for the application. See `app/views/layouts/_ga.html.erb`.
GA_ACCOUNT	The Google Analytics account id. E.g. `UA-XXXXXXXX-X`
GA_DOMAIN	The domain where the application is hosted. E.g. `pwpush.com`

Throttling

Throttling enforces a minimum time interval between subsequent HTTP requests from a particular client, as well as by defining a maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per a given time period (per second, minute, hourly, or daily).

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
PWP__THROTTLING__DAILY	The maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per day	`5000`
PWP__THROTTLING__HOURLY	The maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per hour	`600`
PWP__THROTTLING__MINUTE	The maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per minute	`60`
PWP__THROTTLING__SECOND	The maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per second	`20`

Logging

Environment Variable	Description
PWP__LOG_LEVEL	Set the logging level for the application. Valid values are: `debug`, `info`, `warn`, `error` and `fatal`. Note: lowercase.
PWP__LOG_TO_STDOUT	Set to 'true' to have log output sent to STDOUT instead of log files. Default: `false`

Forcing SSL Links

Proxies

An occasional issue is that when using Password Pusher behind a proxy, the generated secret URLs are incorrect. They often have the backend URL & port instead of the public fully qualified URL - or use HTTP instead of HTTPS (or all of the preceding).

To resolve this, make sure your proxy properly forwards the X-Forwarded-Host, X-Forwarded-Port and X-Forwarded-Proto headers.

The values in these headers represent the front end request. When these headers are sent, Password Pusher can then build the correct URLs.

If you are unable to have these headers passed to the application for any reason, you could instead force an override of the base URL using the PWP__OVERRIDE_BASE_URL environment variable.

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
PWP__OVERRIDE_BASE_URL	Set this value (without a trailing slash) to force the base URL of generated links.	'https://subdomain.domain.dev'

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Overview

How to Configure the Application

Configuring via Environment variables

Shell Example

Docker Example

Configuring via a Custom settings.yml File

Application Encryption

Generate a New Encryption Key

Changing Application Defaults

Application General

Password Push Expiration Settings

Password Generator Settings

Enabling Logins

Shell Example

Enabling File Pushes

General Settings

File Push Expiration Settings

Local Storage

Amazon S3

Amazon S3 CORS Configuration

Google Cloud Storage

Google Cloud Storage CORS Configuration

Azure Storage

Azure Storage CORS Configuration

Enabling URL Pushes

URL Push Expiration Settings

Rebranding

See Also

Change the Default Language

Themes

Configuring a Theme

How to Precompile CSS Assets

Adding an entirely new theme from scratch

How to Add Custom CSS

Google Analytics

Throttling

Logging

Forcing SSL Links

Proxies

Configuring via a Custom `settings.yml` File