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# This is an example file showing what your local ".env" file should contain.
# (Note the leading period.)
# A long, random string used for cryptographic functions within Django
#SECRET_KEY="3efd62ee86d4a141c3e671d86ba1579f934cf04d"
SECRET_KEY=""
# The PostgreSQL database URL.
# e.g. for local dev with a database 'mydb', user 'jdoe', password 'pa55wd':
DATABASE_URL="postgres://jdoe:pa55wd@localhost/mydb"
# The URL for the site running open-humans-data-processing, our Flask app for
# data retrieval. It should include protocol, domain and port.
#DATA_PROCESSING_URL="https://127.0.0.1:5000".
DATA_PROCESSING_URL=""
# Amazon Web Services settings
# We use keys for deployment-specific IAM users to manage permissions.
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="AKIAIQ5ZSWPCCUXVP6WQ"
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="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"
AWS_S3_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME="open-humans-testing"
# Settings for BrowserStack. Some tests will fail if this isn't set correctly.
# BROWSERSTACK_KEY=""
# BROWSERSTACK_EXECUTOR=""
# Set this to true if you want to skip browserstack tests.
NOBROWSER="true"
# Mailchimp settings
# The API key from your account page, under 'Extras', 'API Keys'
MAILCHIMP_API_KEY=""
# The ID of the email list, from the Mailchimp.lists.list() command
MAILCHIMP_NEWSLETTER_LIST=""
# The password used for mailgun integration
MAILGUN_PASSWORD=""
# Enable debugging for local development (required to stop redirecting http://
# to https:// too)
DEBUG="true"
# Log all Django messages to stdout
LOG_EVERYTHING="false"
# Disable memcached
DISABLE_CACHING="false"
# The port the web server should listen on
#PORT=8000
PORT=
# Recaptcha keys from https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin#list
RECAPTCHA_PUBLIC_KEY=""
RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY=""
# The SSO secret from
# http://forum.openhumans.org/admin/site_settings/category/login
DISCOURSE_SSO_SECRET=""
# A key used to communicate with data-processing; must be set in both sites
PRE_SHARED_KEY=""