.env.example

# CompHost configuration - copy to .env and edit:
#   cp .env.example .env
#
# .env is gitignored so your admin password never lands in version control.

# --- Image ---
# Published image to run. Ignored when building from source with
# docker-compose.build.yml.
COMPHOST_IMAGE=ghcr.io/unsortedcode/comphost:latest

# --- First-run admin ---
# Only used when the database has no users yet. Change the password.
COMPHOST_ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@example.com
COMPHOST_ADMIN_PASSWORD=changeme

# --- Stacks directory ---
# Where UI-managed compose stacks are written.
#
# IMPORTANT: this single value is used on BOTH sides of the bind mount, so the path is
# identical on the host and inside the container. That is a hard requirement:
# compose runs against the host's Docker daemon, so a relative bind mount inside
# one of your stacks (./config:/config) is resolved by the host. If the paths
# differ, those volumes silently point somewhere else.
COMPHOST_STACKS_DIR=/opt/stacks

# --- Persistent data ---
# Database, certificates, nginx configs and keys. Relative paths are fine.
COMPHOST_DATA_DIR=./data
COMPHOST_LETSENCRYPT_DIR=./letsencrypt

# --- Misc ---
TZ=UTC

# How long to wait (ms) for a newly created DNS record to become answerable on
# its authoritative nameservers before requesting a certificate for it. Raise it
# if your DNS provider is slow.
COMPHOST_DNS_WAIT_MS=120000