Most of the configuration has to be done through the configuration
files for now. The default configuration file is included in the
egg distribution under the filename config/default.cfg
.
You can copy it and adapt it to your needs, all configuration settings
are thoroughly commented. Be sure to restart the server if you change
the configuration and give the configuration file as the first
argument to the eggbaset-server
command.
If you install the dbsprockets package, you will have access to a basic database
administration interface here, where you can create users, groups and
assign permissions. This is not very polished at the moment, so
dbsprockets
is not installed by default.
To install dbsprockets
, do the following and then restart
the server.:
[sudo] easy_install dbsprockets
Setting | Description | Value |
---|---|---|
eggbasket.sitename | Site name | ${tg.config('eggbasket.sitename', '<default>')} |
eggbasket.package_root | Package root | ${tg.config('eggbasket.package_root', '<current dir (%s)>' % pkg_root)} |
eggbasket.package_extensions | Recognized package extensions | ${", ".join(tg.config('eggbasket.package_extensions', []))} |
eggbasket.pkg_info.sort_order | Sort order for package description fields | ${", ".join(tg.config('eggbasket.pkg_info.sort_order', []))} |
eggbasket.pkg_desc_format | Package description markup format | ${tg.config('eggbasket.pkg_desc_format', '<default>')} |
error_catcher.on | Enable custom HTML error pages | ${tg.config('error_catcher.on', False)} |
mail.on | Send email notifications for unexpected errors | ${tg.config('mail.on', False)} |