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| AUTH | Enable Session-Cookie authentication | false |
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| AUTH_EXPIRE | Session expiration time. A number and suffix: **m, h, d** or **M**. | 7d |
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| AUTH_USER | Username | "" |
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| AUTH_PASSWORD | Encrypted password (bcrypt) | "" |
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| AUTH_PASSWORD | Encrypted password (bcrypt). [How to encrypt password with bcrypt?](docs/BCRYPT.md) | "" |
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| COLOR | Background color: light or dark | light |
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| DBPATH | Path to Database | /data/db.sqlite |
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| GUIIP | Address for web GUI | localhost (127.0.0.1) |
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# How to encrypt password with bcrypt?
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It is not safe to store password unencrypted, so this app uses `bcrypt` encryption. There are several ways to encrypt your password.
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## 1. Set password through web GUI
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Then the app will encrypt it for you.
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## 2. Encrypt password yourself
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On Linux encryption can be done with `htpasswd` command:
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```sh
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htpasswd -nbBC 10 USER YourSecretPassword | sed 's/USER://'
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```
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## 3. Encrypt password online
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There are online tools for `bcrypt` encryption.
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