Configuration

There are some options to modify the behavior of the application in the .env file. You can copy the .env.example file to .env and adjust the settings to your needs.

WARNING

When updating the configuration you have to run the following command in order for the changes to take effect:

docker exec -it <container name> php artisan config:cache

php artisan config:cache

When using the docker image or a process manager (like supervisor) for your queue worker, you have to restart the worker after updating the configuration:

docker exec -it <container name> php artisan queue:restart

php artisan queue:restart

Legend

Symbol	Description
❗	Update of the value is required for the application to work properly (when starting from the .env.example file)

General

Key	Type	Description	❗
APP_NAME	string	The name of the application (used in the title e.g.)
APP_ENV	string	The environment of the application (e.g. local, production)
APP_DEBUG	bool	Whether the application is in debug mode
APP_URL	string	The URL of the application where it is deployed (used for static links)	❗
APP_DEFAULT_TIMEZONE	string	The default timezone of the application (e.g. UTC)
APP_TRUSTED_PROXIES	string	The proxies that should be trusted by the application (comma-separated)

Security

Key	Type	Description	❗
APP_REGISTRATION_ENABLED	bool	Whether users can register themselves
APP_EMAIL_VERIFICATION_ENABLED	bool	Whether users have to verify their email address after registration
WEBDAV_CORS_ENABLED	bool	Whether CORS requests are allowed to the WebDAV server
WEBDAV_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS	string	The allowed origins for CORS requests to the WebDAV server (comma-separated)

Database

Key	Type	Description	❗
DB_CONNECTION	string	The database connection type (e.g. mysql, sqlite)	❗
DB_HOST	string	The host of the database server	❗
DB_PORT	string	The port of the database server	❗
DB_DATABASE	string	The name of the database	❗
DB_USERNAME	string	The username to connect to the database	❗
DB_PASSWORD	string	The password to connect to the database	❗

TIP

When using SQLite as the database connection, the DB_HOST, DB_PORT, DB_DATABASE, DB_USERNAME and DB_PASSWORD fields are not required. You however have to create the empty database/database.sqlite file manually.

Mail

Key	Type	Description	❗
MAIL_MAILER	string	The mailer to use (e.g. smtp, sendmail, mailgun, ses, postmark)	❗
MAIL_HOST	string	The host of the mail server	❗
MAIL_PORT	string	The port of the mail server	❗
MAIL_USERNAME	string	The username to connect to the mail server	❗
MAIL_PASSWORD	string	The password to connect to the mail server	❗
MAIL_ENCRYPTION	string	The encryption to use (e.g. tls, ssl, null)	❗
MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS	string	The email address to send emails from	❗
MAIL_FROM_NAME	string	The name to send emails from	❗