# You can have configuration per-environment by nesting under the # environment key, or have a top level. # ldap: # host: 'nds.berkeley.edu' # host: 'nds-test.berkeley.edu' # username: # password: # include_test_entries: true # include_test_entries: false development: # Default behavior will do the right thing. Only set if you want # non-standard behavior. # cas: # host: 'auth.berkeley.edu' # host: 'auth-test.berkeley.edu' # email: # default: # from: user@gmail.com # default_url_options: # host: example.com # delivery_method: :smtp # # delivery_method: :sendmail # # delivery_method: :test # # delivery_method: :file # raise_delivery_errors: true # # send_mail_settings: # # location: "/usr/sbin/sendmail" # # arguments: "-i -t" # smtp_settings: # address: smtp.gmail.com # port: 587 # domain: gmail.com # user_name: # password: # authentication: plain # enable_starttls_auto: true # subject_prefix: '[My App {env}] ' # exception_notification: # email: # email_prefix: '[My App - Error {env}] ' # sender_address: user@example.com # exception_recipients: # - user1@example.com # - user2@example.com # Default behavior will select the correct host. No need to set anything if # you aren't specifying username/password. # ldap: # host: 'nds.berkeley.edu' # host: 'nds-test.berkeley.edu' # username: # password: # # by default test entries returned in all but PROD # include_test_entries: true # include_test_entries: false test: email: default: from: test-user@examle.com default_url_options: host: example.com delivery_method: :test raise_delivery_errors: true subject_prefix: '[My App {env}] '