| `SITE_NAME` | `'Otterwiki'` | The `SITE_NAME` displayed on every page and email |
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| `SERVER_NAME` | `'wiki.domain.tld'` | Set this to the domain running the wiki. In general it's advisable to be set, behind a well configured reverse proxy this is optional. Used for generating external URLs. |
| `SITE_LOGO` | `'/Home/a/logo.png'` | Customize navbar logo url (can be a page attachment) |
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| `SITE_DESCRIPTION` | `'A minimalistic wiki powered by python, markdown and git.'` | The default description used in `<meta>` tags |
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| `SITE_DESCRIPTION` | <code>'A minimalistic wiki powered by<br/> python, markdown and git.'</code> | The default description used in `<meta>` tags |
| `SITE_ICON` | `'/Home/a/favicon-32x32.png'` | Configure via an url to the image that is displayed as favicon (tab icon, URL icon, bookmark icon). This can be an attachment |
| `SITE_LANG` | `'en'` | Configures the lang attribute of the `<html>` lang used in the wiki |
| `ROBOTS_TXT` | `'allow'` | Configures how the wiki indicates to visiting robots whether they are allowed to crawl the content, could be `allow` or `disallow` |
| `HOME_PAGE` | `'My/Page'` | Configures which page is displayed when visiting the root URL (`/`), leave empty for default (`Home`) or define any page path, including special pages that start with `/-/` |
| `HIDE_LOGO` | `False` | Hides or shows An Otter Wiki logo in the sidebar |
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### Permission configuration
| Variable | Example | Description |
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3. Access the wiki via http://127.0.0.1:8080 if run on your machine.
4. Register your account. The first account is an admin-account with access to the application settings. The first accounts email address doesn't need to be confirmed nor has the account to be activated.
5. Customize the settings to your liking.
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6. It's highly recommended to use a webserver as reverse proxy to connect to the docker process, see [Reverse Proxy](#reverse-proxy) below.
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7. It's highly recommended to use a webserver as reverse proxy to connect to the docker process, see [Reverse Proxy](#reverse-proxy) below.
Alternatively you can configure the application using environment variables, for example:
