ssh_config.yml.samp

#
# Logs via SSH Example
#

# One block per server entry. If more than one is present,
# the site will let you choose which as well as incorporate
# the slug into the URL. Note: changing slug will change the
# redis key prefix which will invalidate all stats for that
# server
soldat_servers:

  - slug: joe server
    title: joe
    dirs:
      - /home/dardar/server1

    # Choose to get these logs via ssh/sftp
    source: ssh

    # Settings passed to paramiko.client.SSHClient.connect() as **kwargs
    # See http://docs.paramiko.org/en/1.16/api/client.html for more keys.
    connection:

      # Settings for SSH.
      hostname: localhost
      port: 22
      username: joe

      # Look ~/.ssh for keys/etc
      look_for_keys: True
      allow_agent: True

      # If you don't want to use ssh agents you can set pw here
      # password:

      # Compress the ssh connection. I recommend this.
      compress: True

    # Used for connecting to soldat server to show live stats on
    # frontpage. Optional.
    ip: 88.198.8.206
    port: 23020
    password: notreal

  # When you have multiple servers, the nav bar at the top with player search
  # and the server browser dropdown appears.

# Days to keep track of stats
data_retention: 30

# These key-pairs are fed into redis.Redis() as **kwargs. See
# https://redis-py.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ for available keys.
# If you just did apt-get install redis-server, the following is fine.
redis_connect:
  host: localhost

# Used when you run the site with `runsite` instead of using an external command
# like gunicorn or uwsgi
gunicorn_settings:
  bind: 0.0.0.0:5000
  workers: 4