# First line should be: "INLINE@ taler-exchange-db.conf"
# 2nd   line should be: "INLINE@ taler-secmod.conf"
@INLINE@ taler-exchange-db.conf
@INLINE@ taler-secmod.conf
# Do not edit this file using 'taler-config', otherwise the line
# above will be lost!
#
# Please read the taler-exchange.README.Debian for how to configure a Taler exchange.
#

[PATHS]

# Move runtime data "tmp" directory to /var/lib/taler-exchange/
# to possibly provide additional protection from unwarranted access.
TALER_RUNTIME_DIR = /var/lib/taler-exchange/tmp/

[exchange]
# Debian package is configured to use a reverse proxy with a UNIX
# domain socket. See nginx/apache configuration files.
SERVE = UNIX
UNIXPATH = /var/lib/taler-exchange/exchange.sock

# Only supported database is Postgres right now.
DATABASE = postgres

# Here you MUST add the master public key of the offline system
# which you can get using `taler-exchange-offline setup`.
# This is just an example, your key will be different!
# MASTER_PUBLIC_KEY = YE6Q6TR1EDB7FD0S68TGDZGF1P0GHJD2S0XVV8R2S62MYJ6HJ4ZG
MASTER_PUBLIC_KEY =

# For your terms of service and privacy policy, you should specify
# an Etag that must be updated whenever there are significant
# changes to either document.  The format is up to you, what matters
# is that the value is updated and never re-used. See the HTTP
# specification on Etags.
# TERMS_ETAG =
# PRIVACY_ETAG =