ffsync_page/conf/uwsgi.ini

[uwsgi]
plugins       = python
master        = true
protocol      = uwsgi
socket        = /var/run/__APP__/app.socket
chmod-socket  = 660
virtualenv    = __FINALPATH__/local
wsgi-file     = __FINALPATH__/syncserver.wsgi
python-path   = __FINALPATH__/local
enable-threads = true
close-on-exec  = true

[app:main]
use = egg:syncserver

[syncserver]
# This must be edited to point to the public URL of your server,
# i.e. the URL as seen by Firefox.
public_url = https://__DOMAIN____PATH__

# This defines the database in which to store all server data.
sqluri = pymysql://__DB_USER__:__DB_PWD__@localhost/__DB_NAME__

# This is a secret key used for signing authentication tokens.
# It should be long and randomly-generated.
# The following command will give a suitable value on *nix systems:
#
#    head -c 20 /dev/urandom | sha1sum
#
# If not specified then the server will generate a temporary one at startup.
secret = __SECRET__

# Set this to "false" to disable new-user signups on the server.
# Only request by existing accounts will be honoured.
allow_new_users = true

# Set this to "true" to work around a mismatch between public_url and
# the application URL as seen by python, which can happen in certain reverse-
# proxy hosting setups.  It will overwrite the WSGI environ dict with the
# details from public_url.  This could have security implications if e.g.
# you tell the app that it's on HTTPS but it's really on HTTP, so it should
# only be used as a last resort and after careful checking of server config.
force_wsgi_environ = false

# Uncomment and edit the following to use a local BrowserID verifier
# rather than posting assertions to the mozilla-hosted verifier.
# Audiences should be set to your public_url without a trailing slash.
#[browserid]
#backend = tokenserver.verifiers.LocalVerifier