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- ## This is the tau daemon configuration file.
- ## Review it carefully.
- ## JSON-RPC listen URL
- #rpc_listen="tcp://127.0.0.1:23330"
- ## Datastore Path
- #datastore = "~/.local/darkfi/taud_db"
- ## Sets DB logs replay datastore path
- #replay_datastore = "~/.local/darkfi/replayed_taud_db"
- ## Run in replay mode to store Sled DB instructions
- ## (for eventgraph debugging tool)
- #replay_mode = false
- ## Named pipe path
- #pipe_path = "/tmp/tau_pipe"
- ## Whether to pipe notifications or not
- #piped = false
- ## Current display name
- #nickname = "NICKNAME"
- ## ====================
- ## Workspace settings
- ## ====================
- ##
- ## You can create a shared secret (read_key) with `taud --generate`.
- ## Never share this secret over unencrypted channels or with someone
- ## who you do not want to be able to read all the workspace's tasks.
- ## The write_public_key is used to verify task's authenticity the admin
- ## of workspace should generate and share it, while write_key is the
- ## private part and responsible for signing tasks and gaining write
- ## access, this, too, should not be shared with someone you don't
- ## want to add/edit tasks.
- ## Use it like this example:
- #[workspace."foo"]
- #read_key = "2bCqQTd8BJgeUzH7JQELZxjQuWS8aCmXZ9C6w7ktNS1v"
- #write_public_key = "Fgsc8tep4KX3Rb2drq8RxMyrHFWQ7wZaZPpF9F3GQYFG"
- #write_key = ""
- [workspace."darkfi-dev"]
- read_key = "4WhacatfZ314eM4aE2MYDUmDZczKpHwZo2u9zwQRaGhE"
- write_public_key = "Fgsc8tep4KX3Rb2drq8RxMyrHFWQ7wZaZPpF9F3GQYFG"
- #write_key = ""
- # P2P network settings
- [net]
- # Path to the P2P datastore
- datastore = "~/.local/darkfi/taud"
- # Path to a configured hostlist for saving known peers
- hostlist = "~/.local/darkfi/taud/hostlist.tsv"
- ## P2P accept addresses
- #inbound = ["tcp+tls://0.0.0.0:23331", "tcp+tls://[::]:23331"]
- ## Outbound connection slots
- #outbound_connections = 8
- ## Inbound connection slots
- #inbound_connections = 8
- ## White connection percent
- #gold_connect_count = 2
- ## White connection percent
- #white_connect_percent = 70
- ## Addresses we want to advertise to peers (optional)
- ## These should be reachable externally
- #external_addrs = ["tcp+tls://my.resolveable.address:23331"]
- ## Seed nodes to connect to
- seeds = [
- #"tcp+tls://lilith0.dark.fi:5363",
- "tcp+tls://lilith1.dark.fi:5363",
- # "tor://rwjgdy7bs4e3eamgltccea7p5yzz3alfi2vps2xefnihurbmpd3b7hqd.onion:5362"
- # "tor://f5mldz3utfrj5esn7vy7osa6itusotix6nsjhv4uirshkcvgglb3xdqd.onion:5362"
- ]
- ## Manual peers to connect to
- #peers = []
- # Whitelisted transports for outbound connections
- allowed_transports = ["tcp+tls"]
- #allowed_transports = ["tor"]
- # Enable transport mixing
- # Allows mixing transports, e.g. tor+tls:// connecting to tcp+tls://
- # By default this is not allowed.
- transport_mixing = false
- # Nodes to avoid interacting with for the duration of the program, in the
- # format ["host", ["scheme", "scheme"], [port, port]].
- # If scheme is left empty it will default to "tcp+tls".
- # If ports are left empty all ports from this peer will be blocked.
- #blacklist = [["example.com", ["tcp"], [8551, 23331]]]
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