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# /etc/conf.d/nextcloud-notify_push
# User to run instance as
#NOTIFY_PUSH_USER=nobody
# Group to run instance as
#NOTIFY_PUSH_GROUP=nobody
# Nextcloud config file
# Set this to the Nextcloud configuration file this
# instance is used for.
NOTIFY_PUSH_NEXTCLOUD_CONFIGFILE="/path/to/your/nextcloud/config.php"
# Data Source Name (DSN) to the Nextcloud database
# E.g. mysql://user:password@db_host/db_name
#
# Note: If you set NOTIFY_PUSH_NEXTCLOUD_CONFIGFILE, notify_push
# will read this information from config.php file.
#DATABASE_URL=""
# Database prefix of the used Nextcloud database
#
# Note: If you set NOTIFY_PUSH_NEXTCLOUD_CONFIGFILE, notify_push
# will read this information from config.php file.
#DATABASE_PREFIX="oc_"
# Redis connection string
# To use notify_push, used Nextcloud instance must be configured
# to use Redis. Use this option to point to the same Redis instance.
#
# Note: If you set NOTIFY_PUSH_NEXTCLOUD_CONFIGFILE, notify_push
# will read this information from config.php file.
#REDIS_URL=""
# URL to used Nextcloud instance
#
# Note: If you set NOTIFY_PUSH_NEXTCLOUD_CONFIGFILE, notify_push
# will read this information from config.php file.
#NEXTCLOUD_URL=""
# IP address notify_push will bind to
#BIND="127.0.0.1"
# Port notify_push will listen on
#PORT="7867"
# Socket notify_push will listen on
SOCKET_PATH="/run/${SVCNAME}/notify_push.socket"
# Socket permissions
#SOCKET_PERMISSIONS=0666
# Port notify_push will listen on for metrics
#METRICS_PORT="9867"
# Socket notify_push will listen on for metrics
#METRICS_SOCKET_PATH="/run/${SVCNAME}/notify_push_metrics.socket"
# You can use this configuration option to pass additional options to the
# start-stop-daemon, see start-stop-daemon(8) for more details.
# Per default we wait 1000ms after we have started the service to ensure
# that the daemon is really up and running.
#NOTIFY_PUSH_SSDARGS="--wait 1000"
# The termination timeout (start-stop-daemon parameter "retry") ensures
# that the service will be terminated within a given time (30 + 5 seconds
# per default) when you are stopping the service.
#NOTIFY_PUSH_TERMTIMEOUT="TERM/30/KILL/5"
# Options to notify_push
# See `nextcloud-notify_push --help` for more details
#NOTIFY_PUSH_OPTS=""
# Set log level
# E.g. error, warn, info, debug
#LOG=""
# By default, a background service in OpenRC will produce no output.
# Uncomment the following option to log output to a file.
#LOGFILE="/var/log/${SVCNAME}.log"
# Configure service dependencies
# notify_push needs to connect to same mysql and redis instance
# like Nextcloud. By default we assume that Nextcloud is running
# on same host. Adjust when using different instances or when
# notify_push isn't using any listed local service.
RC_USE="mysql redis"
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