## Example poit.conf file
##
## Use this as a reference to modify your poit configuration after creating
## a default one using poit in command line mode.
##
## NOTE: Before version 1.0, groups and keys may change names or be removed
## without notice. Backwards compatibility will NOT be guaranteed.
## CHECK THIS FILE AGAINST YOUR EXISTING CONFIGURATION WHEN UPGRADING.

[security]
# Duration of authenticated session in seconds; defaults to 21600
#session_time = 21600

# Special security handling. Set to 'none' or 'https'; defaults to 'none'
#
# https
#   Use this mode if you want to use SSL with a self-signed certificate.
#   Ensure your configured endpoint URL uses 'http://..' and not 'https://...'.
#policy = none

[server]
# Set this if exposing the server at a URL different from the script itself
#endpoint = http://domain.tld/openid

# Location to store session information; defaults to '~/.cache/poit/'
#session_dir = ~/.cache/poit/

[ui]
# URL of stylesheet to use; defaults to './poit.css'
#stylesheet = ./poit.css

# Enable debugging output; cookie write does not work in this mode
#debug = False

# These two groups should not be modified manually. Use the command line tool.
[ids]
[passphrase]