# Copy to .env and fill in. Used by both non-Cloudflare paths: self-hosting # on your own domain (docs/deploy-selfhost.md), and mail.tm mode # (docs/deploy-mailtm.md), which only needs a subset of this, see the notes # below. If you're deploying to Cloudflare Workers instead, see # wrangler.toml.example and use `wrangler secret put` for the Discord # credentials; none of this file applies there. # The domain addresses are generated on. Its MX records must point at this # machine's own public IP (an A/AAAA record), not at Cloudflare. This is a # genuinely different DNS setup than the Workers deployment path. See # docs/deploy-selfhost.md. Not used in mail.tm mode, leave unset. DISPOSABLE_DOMAIN=example.com # Comma-separated enabled delivery adapters. Currently just "discord". ADAPTERS=discord # Port the SMTP server listens on for inbound mail. Standard mail delivery # expects port 25. If running via Docker, leave this as the container's # internal port and map the real port 25 to it instead (see Dockerfile / # docs/deploy-selfhost.md) so the process never needs root to bind a # privileged port. Not used in mail.tm mode, there's no SMTP server there. SMTP_PORT=25 SMTP_HOST=0.0.0.0 # Port the HTTP server listens on for Discord's /interactions webhook. # You're responsible for getting this reachable at a public HTTPS URL # yourself (a reverse proxy such as Caddy or nginx with a real certificate, # or a tunnel). Discord requires HTTPS for the Interactions Endpoint URL, # which this bare HTTP server does not provide on its own. HTTP_PORT=8787 # Where the SQLite database file lives. Created automatically (schema # applied on first run) if it doesn't exist yet. SQLITE_PATH=./cinderbox.db # From your Discord application's settings (discord.com/developers/applications). DISCORD_TOKEN= DISCORD_PUBLIC_KEY= DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID=