config.js.example

// buddycloud-server config file
// change EXAMPLE.COM to match your domain

// jid referrs to the DNS entry that you setup for your buddycloud-server
// by default this is buddycloud.<your domain>
exports.xmpp = { jid: 'buddycloud.EXAMPLE.COM',
		 password: 'tellnoone',
		 host: 'localhost',
		 port: 5347
	       };

// uncomment and set to enable topic channels on this domain
// exports.advertiseComponents = [ 'topics.EXAMPLE.COM' ];

// database settings
exports.modelBackend = 'postgres';
exports.modelConfig = {
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 5432,
    database: 'buddycloud-server',
    user: 'buddycloud-server',
    password: 'tellnoone',
    poolSize: 4
};

// default privacy for new new channels
exports.defaults = {
    userChannel: { openByDefault:  true },
    topicChannel: { openByDefault: true },
};

// level can be "FATAL", "ERROR", "WARN", "INFO", "DEBUG", "TRACE".
// you should use at least one of stdout, syslog and file.
exports.logging = {
    colorized: false,
    level: "INFO",
    // stdout: true,
    // syslog: { hostname: "localhost", port: 514 },
    file: "/var/log/buddycloud-server.log"
};

// restrict creation of topic channels to just your domain - a good idea
exports.checkCreateNode = function(opts) {
    return (opts.nodeUser === opts.actor) ||
	(opts.nodeUser.split("@")[1] === "topics.EXAMPLE.COM");
};

// JID of the pusher. This component will be notified of *all* events, including
// those on private channels. If you don't know what the pusher component is, or
// if you don't have one, you really should leave this commented.
//exports.pusherJid = "pusher.EXAMPLE.COM";

// autosubscribe users to a few channels
exports.autosubscribeNewUsers = [
    "help@topics.buddycloud.org",
    "lounge@topics.buddycloud.org",
    "topics@topics.buddycloud.org"
];