# You may set this variable to a list of domain names that are allowed to be used to access your instance.
ALLOWED_HOSTS=["*"]# Rationale: The application should be running behind a reverse proxy anyway if it's public - let that handle which hosts are allowed
# If you are using an external server to make your instance public, we need to store some static files somewhere.
# Enter the appropriate directory and make sure your webserver serves that location at /static/
STATIC_ROOT='/var/www/html/static/'
# By default, all files, including uploads, are stored locally.
# You may use an S3 compatible storage instead in order to increase reliability and decrease disk usage.
# If AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID is set to None, local storage will be used.
# See https://django-storages.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backends/amazon-S3.html for all options you can use here.
# (NB: Only options starting with "AWS_" are allowed here, the storage configuration will be handled automatically.)
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=None
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=None
AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME=None
AWS_S3_ENDPOINT_URL=None
# By default, this application uses a local sqlite3 database file. You can choose to use a MariaDB/MySQL database instead.
# If DB_HOST is set to None, the sqlite3 database will be used.
DB_HOST=None# Host name of the database server
DB_PORT=3306# Port of the database server - the default value usually works