# This is the 'salt' to add to the password before it is encrypted
# You need to change this to something unique for yourself
salt: "change-me"


# NOTE: openid, ldap and cas are currently not supported anymore.
authentication_schemes:
  - "database"


#set the prefered authentication scheme to display first on the login page
#prefered_auth: database


# You''ll probably want to change this to the time zone of the computer where Tracks is running
# run rake time:zones:local have Rails suggest time zone names on your system
time_zone: "UTC"


# setting this to true will make the cookies only available over HTTPS
secure_cookies: false


# Uncomment if you want to dispatch todos that come from email based on the To: address
# rather than the From: address.
# email_dispatch: 'to'

# If you want to send all email to a specific user, uncomment the following line and
# set the environment variable TRACKS_MAIL_RECEIVER to the login name of the user that
# will receive all email
# email_dispatch: 'single_user'


# Set this to the subdirectory you're hosting tracks in and uncomment if applicable
# NOTE: you will also need to set up your web server to deal with the relative
# URL. Mongrel, for example, has a --prefix option.
# subdir: "/tracks"


# Set to true to allow anyone to sign up for a username.
open_signups: false


# When integrating your tracks instance with http://cloudmailin.com/ by using the /integrations/cloudmailin URL,
# this value is the cloudmailin-secret for verifying the authenticity of the request.
# (see http://docs.cloudmailin.com/validating_the_sender)
# cloudmailin: asdasd

# change this to reflect the email address of the admin that you want to show 
# on the signup page
admin_email: my.email@domain.com