aw-rss.toml.sample

# You can use the --awconf flag to override the config being loaded.

# Database file. Use :memory: for a temporary, in memory database.
database = "/path/to/rss.db"

# Host to listen on.
# Do not change this unless you understand the security implications.
# Aw-rss is an unsecured web server; it performs no authentication or
# authorization. If you want to expose aw-rss for remote access it should be
# done using a reverse proxy with basic authentication support such as nginx.
# Change this your own risk.
host = "localhost"

# Port to listen on.
port = 9092

# Log file, leave blank to log to stdout
# aw-rss truncates this file on every start.
#
# Must be an absolute path if present.
# log_file = "/path/to/file.log"

# Log level, as per RUST_LOG, defaults to Info
# Trace, Debug, Info, Warning, Error
log_level = "Info"

# Whether items with identical URLs should be deduplicated or not, even in
# different feeds.
#
# When true, items with the same URLs in different feeds will be automatically
# marked as "read" after the first one. This is meant for when you have multiple
# overlapping feeds, such as rss feeds for topics or searches, from the same website
# that can potentially return the same items.
#
# Whichever feed happens to go first is not deterministic.
dedupe = true

# NOT ENABLED
# Whitelist of known cloudflare protected hosts that you trust enough to run
# Javascript from.
#
# When cloudflare protection is detected for these domains, aw-rss will attempt
# to use cfscrape, if installed (requires node and python3), to bypass the
# basic javascript browser checks. It cannot do anything about captchas.
#
# For cloudflare protected domains that aren't in the whitelist, aw-rss will
# back off aggressively but will never run their javascript.
#
# cloudflare_domains = [
#   "mangadex.org"
# ]