{% if database_type == 'postgres' %}
	{% set mcaptcha_database_url = "postgres://" ~ database_owner ~ ":" ~ database_password ~ "@" ~ "localhost:5432/" ~ database_name %}
{% else %}
	{% set mcaptcha_database_url = "mysql://" ~ database_owner ~ ":" ~ database_password ~ "@" ~ "localhost/" ~ database_name %}
{% endif %}



debug = "{{ mcaptcha_debug | default('false') }}"
source_code = "{{ mcaptcha_source_code  | default('https://github.com/mCaptcha/mCaptcha') }}"
commercial = "{{ mcaptcha_commercial | default('false') }}"
allow_demo = "{{ mcaptcha_allow_demo | default('false')  }}"
allow_registration = "{{ mcaptcha_allow_registration | default('true') }}"

[server]
# Please set a unique value, your mCaptcha instance's security depends on this being 
# unique
cookie_secret = "{{ mcaptcha_server_cookie_secret }}"
# The port at which you want authentication to listen to
# takes a number, choose from 1000-10000 if you dont know what you are doing
port = "{{ mcaptcha_server_port | default(7000) }}"
#IP address. Enter 0.0.0.0 to listen on all available addresses
ip= "{{ mcaptcha_server_bind | default('127.0.0.1') }}"
# enter your hostname, eg: example.com
domain = "{{ mcaptcha_server_hostname }}"
# Set true if you have setup TLS with a reverse proxy like Nginx.
# Does HTTPS redirect and sends additional headers that can only be used if
# HTTPS available to improve security
proxy_has_tls = "{{ mcaptcha_proxy_has_tls | default('false') }}"

[captcha]
# Please set a unique value, your mCaptcha instance's security depends on this being 
# unique
salt = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_salt }}"
# garbage collection period to manage mCaptcha system
# leave untouched if you don't know what you are doing
gc = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_gc | default(30) }}" #30
runners = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_runners | default(4) }}" #4
queue_length = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_queue_length | default(2000) }}" #2000
enable_stats = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_enable_stats | default('true') }}" #true

[captcha.default_difficulty_strategy]
avg_traffic_difficulty = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_default_difficulty_strategy_avg_traffic_difficulty | default(50000) }}" # 50000 # almost instant solution
peak_sustainable_traffic_difficulty = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_default_difficulty_strategy_peak_sustainable_traffic_difficulty | default(3000000) }}" # 3000000 # roughly 1.5s
broke_my_site_traffic_difficulty = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_default_difficulty_strategy_broke_my_site_traffic_difficulty | default(5000000) }}" # 5000000  # greater than 3.5s
# cooldown period in seconds
duration = "{{ mcaptcha_captcha_default_difficulty_strategy_avg_duration | default(30) }}" # 30

[database]
# This section deals with the database location and how to access it
# Please note that at the moment, we have support for only postgresqa.
# Example, if you are Batman, your config would be:
# url = "postgres://batman:password@batcave.org:5432/batcave"
# database_type = "postgres"
# pool = 4
url = "{{ mcaptcha_database_url }}" # "postgres://example.org" # hack for tests to run successfully

pool = "{{ mcaptcha_database_pool | default(4) }}" #4


{% if cache_type == 'redis' %}
[redis]
# This section deals with the database location and how to access it
# Please note that at the moment, we have support for only postgresqa.
# Example, if you are Batman, your config would be:
url = "{{ mcaptcha_redis_url }}" #"redis://127.0.0.1"
pool =  "{{ mcaptcha_redis_pool | default(4) }}" #4
{% endif %}

[smtp]
from = "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_from }}" # "admin@localhost"
reply =  "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_reply }}" #"admin@localhost"
url =  "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_url }}" #"127.0.0.1"
port =  "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_port }}" #10025
username =  "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_username }}" #"admin"
password =  "{{ mcaptcha_smtp_password }}" #"password"

#[survey]
#nodes = ["http://localhost:7001"]
#rate_limit = 10 # upload every hour
#instance_root_url = "http://localhost:7000"