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At startup, SWISH reads *.pl files from the directory config-enabled
.
The *.pl are loaded using ensure_loaded/1 in alphabetical order.
The directory config-available
provides skeleton files for common
configuration settings. These files may be linked from or copied to
config-enabled
.
The following authentication scenarios may be configured
auth_http_always.pl
, any access to SWISH requires
authentication. This config module is not compatible with one
of the other auth_* configuration modules.rlimit.pl
supports limiting the memory (and optionally other
resources) that can be used by the SWISH server.A number of configuration modules contribute to enabling collaboration support such as managing users and get notifications.
email.pl
needs to be installed to enable notifications using
mail. This module needs to be configured for contacting a mail
gateway. Email also requires the GIT submodule pack/smtp to be
checked out.notifications.pl
and user_profile.pl
need to be enabled to
send notification and manage user profiles. The latter also
requires the GIT submodule pack/profile to be checked out.network.pl
is often needed to tell swish about the public
HTTP host and port at which it is accessible. This is notably
the case if proxies or tunnels are involved.r_serve.pl
config file provides R integration. See
r_serve.pl
for how to setup R itself for use with SWISH.
R also requires the GIT submodule pack/rserve_client to be
checked out and configured using
?- pack_rebuild(rserve_client).
debug.pl
provides several hints and tools to simplify
server-side debugging of SWISH.logging.pl
configures the creation of HTTP and Pengine log
files.