// $config['queue']['subsystem'] = 'stomp';
// $config['queue']['stomp_server'] = 'tcp://localhost:61613';
// use different queue_basename for each statusnet instance managed by the server
- // $config['queue']['queue_basename'] = 'statusnet';
+ // $config['queue']['queue_basename'] = '/queue/statusnet/';
// The following customise the behaviour of the various daemons:
// $config['daemon']['piddir'] = '/var/run';
//
// $config['twitterbridge']['enabled'] = true;
-// Twitter OAuth settings
+// Twitter OAuth settings. Documentation is at http://apiwiki.twitter.com/OAuth-FAQ
// $config['twitter']['consumer_key'] = 'YOURKEY';
// $config['twitter']['consumer_secret'] = 'YOURSECRET';
// Use a different hostname for SSL-encrypted pages
// $config['site']['sslserver'] = 'secure.example.org';
+ // Indent HTML and XML
+ // Enable (default) for easier to read markup for developers,
+ // disable to save some bandwidth.
+ // $config['site']['indent'] = true;
+
// If you have a lot of status networks on the same server, you can
// store the site data in a database and switch as follows
// Status_network::setupDB('localhost', 'statusnet', 'statuspass', 'statusnet');