## Example Ghostream configuration ##
# Uncomment and edit to change values
#
# All settings can also be changed with an environnement variable,
# e.g. GHOSTREAM_AUTH_BACKEND=ldap will change auth.backend to "ldap"
#
# You may also use GHOSTREAM_CONFIG environnement variable to change the
# loading path of the configuration.

## Authentification package ##
auth:
  # If you disable authentification no more check will be done on incoming
  # streams.
  #
  #enabled: true

  # Authentification backend,
  # can be "basic" to use a list of user:password
  # can be "ldap" to use a LDAP server
  #
  #backend: basic

  # Basic backend configuration
  # To generate bcrypt hashed password from Python, use:
  # python3 -c 'import bcrypt; print(bcrypt.hashpw(b"PASSWORD", bcrypt.gensalt(rounds=12)).decode("ascii"))'
  #
  #basic:
  #  credentials:
  #    # Demo user with password "demo"
  #    demo: $2b$10$xuU7XFwmRX2CMgdSaA8rM.4Y8.BtRNzhUedwN0G8tCegDRNUERTCS

  # LDAP backend configuration
  #
  #ldap:
  #  uri: ldap://127.0.0.1:389
  #  userdn: cn=users,dc=example,dc=com
  #
  #  # You can define aliases, to stream on stream.example.com/example with the credentials of the demo account.
  #  # You will have to use the streamid example__demo:password
  #  aliases:
  #    example:
  #      demo: ignored
  #

## Stream forwarding ##
# Forward an incoming stream to other servers
# The URL can be anything FFMpeg can accept as an stream output
# If a file is specified, the name may contains %Y, %m, %d, %H, %M or %S
# that will be replaced by the current date information.
forwarding:
  # By default nothing is forwarded.
  #
  # This example forwards a stream named "demo" to Twitch and YouTube,
  # and save the record in a timestamped-file,
  #demo:
  #  - rtmp://live-cdg.twitch.tv/app/STREAM_KEY
  #  - rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2/STREAM_KEY
  #  - /home/ghostream/lives/%name/live-%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S.flv

## Prometheus monitoring ##
# Expose a monitoring endpoint for Prometheus
monitoring:
  # If you disable monitoring module, no more metrics will be exposed.
  #
  #enabled: true

  # You should not expose monitoring metrics to the whole world.
  # To limit access to only localhost, use 127.0.0.1:2112
  #listenAddress: :2112

## OvenMediaEngine ##
# Send the stream data to OvenMediaEngine to handle properly the web client
ome:
  # If you disable OME module, the laggy webrtc client will be used.
  #
  #enabled: true
  #
  # The URL where OME listens RTMP, without the prefix.
  #url: ovenmediaengine:1915
  #
  # The OME app where OME is waiting for the data of Ghostream.
  #app: play

## SRT server ##
# The SRT server receive incoming stream and can also serve video to clients.
srt:
  # If you disable SRT module, it will be no more possible to receive incoming
  # streams and this whole app will become useless.
  #
  #enabled: true

  # To limit access to only localhost, use 127.0.0.1:9710
  #listenAddress: :9710

  # Max number of active SRT connections
  #maxClients: 64

## Telnet server ##
# The telnet server receive the stream and emit the stream as ASCII-art.
telnet:
  # By default the telnet server is disabled.
  #
  #enabled: false

  # To limit access to only localhost, use 127.0.0.1:8023
  #
  #listenAddress: :8023

## Transcoders configuration ##
transcoder:
  text:
    # By default the text transcoder is disabled.
    # You need to enable it to use telnet output.
    #
    #enabled: false

    # Size is in characters. It is recommended to keep a 16x9 format.
    #
    #width: 80
    #height: 45

    # Time in milliseconds between two images.
    # By default 50 ms, so 20 FPS.
    # Displaying text takes time.
    #
    #delay: 50

## Web server ##
# The web server serves a WebRTC player.
web:
  # If you disable web module, the stream will be accessible only via SRT or
  # via forwarding module (see above).
  #
  #enabled: true

  # Custom CSS stylesheet to change theme
  #
  #customCss: ""

  # Web page favicon, can be .ico, .png or .svg
  #
  #favicon: /static/img/favicon.svg

  # Server name seen by users
  # If example.com reverses to this server, then change to example.com
  #
  #hostname: localhost

  # To limit access to only localhost, use 127.0.0.1:8080
  #
  #listenAddress: :8080

  # Web site name
  # Put something cool here, such as "Cr@ns Stream"
  #
  #name: Ghostream

  # Use the domain name as the stream name for some hosts
  # e.g., on http://stream.example.com:8080/, if the domain stream.example.com is mapped to "example",
  # the stream served will be "example".
  # This implies that your domain will be able to serve only one stream.
  # Dots in the domain name must be remplaced by dashes to avoid yaml issues.
  #
  #mapDomainToStream:
  #  stream-example-com: example

  # Stream player poster
  # Shown when stream is loading or inactive.
  #
  #playerPoster: /static/img/no_stream.svg

  # Refresh period for viewer stats (below the player)
  #
  #viewersCounterRefreshPeriod: 20000

  # Add a web page as a side widget
  # This can be a public TheLounge or Element instance to make a chat.
  # You can use {{.Path}} to include current stream name,
  # e.g. https://example.com/stream_{{.Path}}
  #
  #widgetURL: ""

  # IMPORTANT, CHANGE THIS
  # You need to declare which entity you are and to specify an address to claim some content.
  legalMentionsEntity: "l'association Crans"
  legalMentionsAddress: "61 Avenue du Président Wilson, 94235 Cachan Cedex, France"
  legalMentionsFullAddress:
    - Association Cr@ns - ENS Paris-Saclay
    - Notification de Contenus Illicites
    - 4, avenue des Sciences
    - 91190 Gif-sur-Yvette
    - France
  legalMentionsEmail: "bureau[at]crans.org"

## WebRTC server ##
webrtc:
  # If you disable webrtc module, the web client won't be able to play streams.
  #
  #enabled: false

  # UDP port range used to stream
  # This range must be opened in your firewall.
  #
  #minPortUDP: 10000
  #maxPortUDP: 11000

  # STUN servers, you should host your own Coturn instance
  #
  #STUNServers:
  #  - stun:stun.l.google.com:19302