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Skywire Configuration
Moses Narrow edited this page Jul 9, 2023
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v1.3.11 introduces a new method for setting config defaults and persisting these settings across software updates.
The following is the example for linux
$ skywire-cli config gen -q
#
# /etc/skywire.conf
#
#########################################################################
# SKYWIRE CONFIG TEMPLATE
# Defaults for booleans are false
# Uncomment to change default value
#########################################################################
#-- Other Visors will automatically establish transports to this visor
# requires port forwarding or public ip
#VISORISPUBLIC=true
#-- Autostart vpn server for this visor
#VPNSERVER=true
#-- Use test deployment
#TESTENV=true
#-- Automatically determine the best protocol (dmsg or http)
# based on location to connect to the deployment servers
#BESTPROTO=true
#-- Set custom service conf URLs
#SVCCONFADDR=('')
#-- Set visor runtime log level.
# Default is info ; uncomment for debug logging
#LOGLVL=debug
#-- Use dmsghttp to connect to the production deployment
#DMSGHTTP=true
#-- Start the hypervisor interface for this visor
#ISHYPERVISOR=true
#-- Output path of the config file
#OUTPUT='./skywire-config.json'
#-- Display the node ip in the service discovery
# for any public services this visor is running
#DISPLAYNODEIP=true
#-- Set remote hypervisor public keys
#HYPERVISORPKS=('')
#-- Default config paths for the installer or package (system paths)
#PKGENV=true
#-- Default config paths for the current userspace
#USRENV=true
#-- Set secret key
#SK=''
#-- Disable auto-transports to public visors
#DISABLEPUBLICAUTOCONN=true
#-- Custom config version override
#VERSION=''
#-- Set app bin_path
#BINPATH='./apps'
The path to this .conf template is specified to skywire-cli config gen
by the skywire-autoconfig
script if the file exists.
The file can be created and edited in the following way:
skywire-cli config gen -q | sudo tee /etc/skywire.conf
sudo nano /etc/skywire.conf
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