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## Configuration
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The config file only requires two informations: the port and the domain (for security headers).
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The config file only requires two informations: how to listen and the domain (for security headers).
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```toml
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domain = "lasa.example.org"
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port = 8000
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tcp = ":8000"
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```
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You can specify the legal notice with
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```toml
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legal_notice_url = "https://example.org/legal"
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```
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If you want to log 400 and 404 as warning, uncomment these lines:
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```toml
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# if you want to log HTTP 404 responses
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log_not_found = true
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log_bad_request = true
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### Listen
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Lasa can listen to an address or with a UNIX socket.
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The `tcp` option set the address and `unix` option set the path to the UNIX socket.
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```toml
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[listen]
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# listen to localhost on port 8000
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tcp = "127.0.0.1:8000"
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# listen to every address on port 8000
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tcp = ":8000"
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```
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[listen]
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# listen to this UNIX socket
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unix = "/run/lasad.sock"
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fastcgi = true
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### Redis
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