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helpy/config/settings.yml
Christian Gregg 85d462f26d Make welcome_email checkox functional
The checkbox now actually changes settings
2016-10-05 20:28:29 +01:00

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# System Settings
site_url: http://support.yourdomain.com # This is the URL of your support site
# Toggle functionality (not fully implemented)
tickets: true
forums: true
knowledgebase: true
teams: true
welcome_email: true
# Site Settings (These have been moved into the admin UI and you should change them there!)
parent_site: /parent-redirect.html # This tells Helpy how to provide a link back to your main site
parent_company: Main Site # This is the parent company your helpdesk is providing support for
site_name: Helpy Support # This is the name of your support site
site_tagline: Support and Helpdesk Software # This is the tagline of your support site
product_name: # This is the product name your are supporting
support_phone: # This is the support number to be displayed
app_favicon: favicon.ico #Full or partial url for app favicon
app_large_logo: logo.png #Full or partial url app large logo
app_mini_logo: logo.png # Full or partial url for app mini logo
# Analytics and Tracking
google_analytics_id: #Enter your analytics ID
send_usage_data: true
#Recaptcha secret keys
recaptcha_site_key: #Enter your site key
recaptcha_api_key: #Enter your api key
# Mail specific settings:
# See http://support.helpy.io/en/knowledgebase/11-Installing-Helpy/docs/14-Setting-up-your-Helpy-installation-to-send-and-receive-email
admin_email: inbound.support@yourdomain.com
from_email: inbound.support@yourdomain.com # This is the email that will be used for email replies (reply to)
send_email: false #Send email or not
mail_service: :mandrill # :sendgrid :cloudmailin, :postmark, :mandrill, :mailgun, :sparkpost
smtp_mail_username: # Enter your SMTP email username
smtp_mail_password: # Enter your SMTP email password
mail_smtp: 'smtp.mandrillapp.com' #Enter the server address for your SMTP server
mail_port: 587 #Enter the port of your SMTP server
mail_domain: #Enter the heroku.com if you are on heroku, otherwise enter your domain
# Omniauth Config
# You must sign up with each oauth provider you wish to support, uncomment and add the ID and secret
# for each below. See http://support.helpy.io/en/knowledgebase/11-Installing-Helpy/docs/19-Setting-Up-OAUTH-for-your-Helpy
omniauth:
providers:
# github:
# id:
# secret:
# twitter:
# id:
# secret:
# google_oauth2:
# id:
# secret: