Configuring Errbit

Following the recommendation of 12factor.net, Errbit takes all of its configuration from environment variables. You can use dotenv, which is included in the Gemfile, to fill in any values that you can’t or won’t supply through the environment.

In order of precedence Errbit uses:

Environment variables (for example MY_VALUE=abc bundle exec puma)
Values provided in a .env file
Default values from .env.default file

Configuration Parameters

Build-in Ruby on Rails parameters

Environment variable	Description	Default	Default in container
`RAILS_ENV`	Environment	`development`	`production`
`PORT`	Port	`3000`	as default
`RAILS_MAX_THREADS`	Rails max threads	`3`	as default
`WEB_CONCURRENCY`	Number of CPU	not set	not set
`RAILS_LOG_LEVEL`	Log level	`info`	`info`

Thruster parameters

Environment variable	Description
`THRUSTER_TLS_DOMAIN`	Domain name to get certificate e.g. `errbit.example.com`

You can look more about thruster env’s here.

rack-timeout parameters

Here.

Application parameters

Environment variable	Description	Default	Default in container
`MONGO_URL`
`SECRET_KEY_BASE`
`ERRBIT_HOST`	Hostname to use when building links back to Errbit	`errbit.example.com`	as default
`ERRBIT_ADMIN_EMAIL`
`ERRBIT_ADMIN_PASSWORD`
`ERRBIT_ADMIN_USER`
`ERRBIT_CONFIRM_ERR_ACTIONS`
`ERRBIT_USER_HAS_USERNAME`
`ERRBIT_USE_GRAVATAR`
`ERRBIT_GRAVATAR_DEFAULT`
`ERRBIT_EMAIL_FROM`

ERRBIT_ADMIN_EMAIL: E-Mail address of initial admin user; defaults to errbit@errbit.example.com
ERRBIT_ADMIN_PASSWORD: Password of initial admin user; defaults to some random string (see output of $ bundle exec rails db:seed)
ERRBIT_ADMIN_USER: Username of initial admin user; defaults to errbit
ERRBIT_CONFIRM_ERR_ACTIONS: Present confirmation dialogs when users act on errors; defaults to true
ERRBIT_USER_HAS_USERNAME: Allow users to have a username field; defaults to true
ERRBIT_USE_GRAVATAR: Enable gravatar; defaults to true
ERRBIT_GRAVATAR_DEFAULT: Default gravatar image (see https://en.gravatar.com/site/implement/images/); identicon
ERRBIT_EMAIL_FROM: The value that should be set in the ‘from’ field for outgoing emails; defaults to errbit@example.com
ERRBIT_EMAIL_AT_NOTICES: Errbit notifies watchers via email after the set number of occurrences of the same error. [0] means notify on every occurrence.; defaults to [1,10,100]
ERRBIT_PER_APP_EMAIL_AT_NOTICES: Let every application have it’s own configuration rather than using ERRBIT_EMAIL_AT_NOTICES. If this value is true, you can configure each app using the web UI.; defaults to false
ERRBIT_NOTIFY_AT_NOTICES: Notify each application’s configured notification service after the set number of occurrences of the same error. [0] means notify on every occurrence.; defaults to [0]
ERRBIT_PER_APP_NOTIFY_AT_NOTICES: Let every application have its own configuration rather than using ERRBIT_NOTIFY_AT_NOTICES. If this value is set to true, you can configure each app using the web UI.; defaults to false
ERRBIT_PROBLEM_DESTROY_AFTER_DAYS: Number of days to keep errors in the database when running bundle exec rails errbit:clear_outdated; defaults to nil (off)
SECRET_KEY_BASE: For production environments, you should run bundle exec rails secret to generate a secret, unique key for this parameter; defaults to f258ed69266dc8ad0ca79363c3d2f945c388a9c5920fc9a1ae99a98fbb619f135001c6434849b625884a9405a60cd3d50fc3e3b07ecd38cbed7406a4fccdb59c
MONGO_URL: URL connection string for mongo in the form mongodb://username:password@example.com:port To more easily set up connections to third party mongo providers, you can call this value MONGODB_URI, MONGOLAB_URI, MONGOHQ_URL, MONGODB_URL or MONGO_URL; defaults to mongodb://localhost/errbit_<Rails.env>
GITHUB_URL: Use this URL for interacting GitHub. This is useful if you have a GitHub enterprise account and you’re using a URL other than https://github.com; defaults to https://github.com
GITHUB_API_URL: For GitHub enterprise accounts, the API URL could be something like https://github.example.com/api/v3; defaults to https://api.github.com
GITHUB_AUTHENTICATION: Allow GitHub sign-in via OAuth; defaults to true
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID: Client id of your GitHub application
GITHUB_SECRET: Secret key for your GitHub application
GITHUB_ORG_ID: ID of your GitHub organization. If set, Errbit will create user accounts for users in your GitHub organization who sign into Errbit without having a user account
GITHUB_ACCESS_SCOPE: OAuth scope to request from users when they sign in through GitHub; defaults to [repo]
GITHUB_SITE_TITLE: The title to use for GitHub. This value is whatever you want displayed in the Errbit UI when referring to GitHub.; defaults to GitHub
GOOGLE_AUTHENTICATION: Allow google sign-in via OAuth; defaults to true
GOOGLE_AUTO_PROVISION: Allow automatic account creation after sign-in via OAuth
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: Client id of your google application
GOOGLE_SECRET: Secret key for your google application
GOOGLE_REDIRECT_URI: The redirect URI for your application (useful if you want to redirect using HTTPS); defaults to the HTTP location of ERRBIT_HOST
GOOGLE_AUTHORIZED_DOMAINS: A comma-delimited list of account domains that are permitted to sign-in (recommended to set when GOOGLE_AUTO_PROVISION is set to true)
GOOGLE_SITE_TITLE: The title to use for Google. This value is whatever you want displayed in the Errbit UI when referring to Google.; defaults to Google
EMAIL_DELIVERY_METHOD: :smtp or :sendmail, depending on how you want Errbit to send email
SMTP_SERVER: Server address for outgoing SMTP messages
SMTP_PORT: Server port for outgoing SMTP messages
SMTP_AUTHENTICATION: Authentication method for the SMTP connection (see http://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_mailer_basics.html#action-mailer-configuration)
SMTP_USERNAME: Username for SMTP auth, you could also set SENDGRID_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD: Password for SMTP auth, you could also set SENDGRID_PASSWORD
SMTP_DOMAIN: HELO domain to set for outgoing SMTP messages, you can also use SENDGRID_DOMAIN
SMTP_ENABLE_STARTTLS_AUTO: Detects if STARTTLS is enabled in your SMTP server and starts to use it
SMTP_OPENSSL_VERIFY_MODE: When using TLS, you can set how OpenSSL checks the certificate. This is really useful if you need to validate a self-signed and/or a wildcard certificate. You can use the name of an OpenSSL verify constant (‘none’, ‘peer’, ‘client_once’, ‘fail_if_no_peer_cert’).
SENDMAIL_LOCATION: Path to sendmail
SENDMAIL_ARGUMENTS: Custom arguments for sendmail
DEVISE_MODULES: Devise modules to enable; defaults to [database_authenticatable,recoverable,rememberable,trackable,validatable,omniauthable]