The _config.json_ file contains various properties that you can customize to configure SVR.JS according to your specific requirements. Below are the available properties:
- _users_ (Array of Objects, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Users list for HTTP authentication. Use _svrpasswd_ tool to add, modify or delete users.
- _name_: User name for HTTP authentication (String)
- _pass_: Salted hash of the password (default SHA256 with appended salt, String)
- _salt_: Salt used to generate the SHA256 hash (String)
- _pbkdf2_: Flag used to determine, if hash is PBKDF2 (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
- _scrypt_: Flag used to determine, if hash is scrypt (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
- _port_ (Number or String, required)
- HTTP port for SVR.JS to listen on. For SVR.JS 3.6.0 and later, it can also be a Unix socket or Windows named pipe. For SVR.JS 3.9.0 and later, this can also be an IP address along with a port like _"192.168.0.2:80"_ or like _"\[fdad:8948:1053::2\]:80"_
- _pubport_ (Number, required)
- Public HTTP port for SVR.JS to display. It is also used in HTTP to HTTPS redirect.
- _sport_ (Number or String)
- HTTPS port for SVR.JS to listen on. For SVR.JS 3.6.0 and later, it can also be a Unix socket or Windows named pipe. For SVR.JS 3.9.0 and later, this can also be an IP address along with a port like _"192.168.0.2:80"_ or like _"\[fdad:8948:1053::2\]:80"_
- _spubport_ (Number)
- Public HTTPS port for SVR.JS to display. It is also used in HTTP to HTTPS redirect.
- Path to the SSL certificate file. Path is relative to SVR.JS installation directory, unless absolute path is specified.
- _key_ (String,required for HTTPS)
- Path to the RSA/ECDSA private key file. Path is relative to SVR.JS installation directory, unless absolute path is specified.
- _sni_ (Object, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- SNI certificate paths for multiple domain names.
- _{domain_name}_: Object with properties _cert_ and _key_ (path to SSL certificate and private key).
- _enableOCSPStapling_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.4.9 or newer)
- Option to enable OCSP stapling.
- _useClientCertificate_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Option to require client to provide its certificate.
- _rejectUnauthorizedClientCertificates_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Option to disable verification of client certificates.
- _cipherSuite_ (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Specification of cipher suites, replacing the default. For more information, see [Node.JS documentation](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/tls.html#modifying-the-default-tls-cipher-suite).
- _ecdhCurve_ (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Specification of ECDH curves, for example `P-521:P-384:P-256`. Set the parameter to `auto` to select the curve automatically. You can use `openssl ecparam -list_curves` command to obtain available ECDH curves.
- _signatureAlgorithms_ (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Colon-seperated list for signature algorithms supported by the server. The list may contain digest algorithms (e.g. `SHA256`, `MD5`), public key algorithms (e.g. `RSA-PSS`, `ECDSA`), combinations of both (e.g. `RSA+SHA384`) or TLS v1.3 scheme names (e.g. `rsa_pss_pss_sha512`). For more information, see [OpenSSL man pages](https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.1/man3/SSL_CTX_set1_sigalgs_list.html).
- _tlsMinVersion_ (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Minimum TLS version, it can be `TLSv1.3`, `TLSv1.2`, `TLSv1.1`, or `TLSv1`. It is not recommended to set it less than TLSv1.2, unless it's required for interoperability. This is because of security vulnerabilities of TLS v1.1 and TLS v1.
- _tlsMaxVersion_ (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Maximum TLS version, it can be `TLSv1.3`, `TLSv1.2`, `TLSv1.1`, or `TLSv1`.
- Domain for SVR.JS to display. (In SVR.JS 2.x, it was _domian_)
- _wwwredirect_ (Boolean)
- Option to enable redirects to domain name that begins with "www.". You need to first set _domain_ property in order for this option to have effect. This property didn't work in SVR.JS versions from 3.3.0 to 3.14.4
- Path to a custom 404 error page (after pages defined in _errorPages_ property).
- _errorPages_ (Array; SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer)
- Custom error pages configuration.
- _scode_: HTTP status code specification for error page (Number, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _path_: Path for error page (String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _host_: Applicable host name for this error page (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this error page. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer).
- _serverAdministratorEmail_ (String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Server administrator e-mail address to be displayed in default 5xx error pages.
- Option to enable default header and footer on directory listing.
- _nonStandardCodes_ (Array of Objects)
- Non-standard status codes configuration:
- _scode_: Non-standard status code to apply. (Number)
- _url_: URL to which this status code applies (after URL rewriting; String).
- _regex_: Regex string (e.g. `"/^\\/index\\.php(?:$|[\\/?#])/"`) for matching the source URL (after URL rewriting) this status code applies to (with or without the query string). (Regex String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- _location_: URL to which it is redirected on 301 and 302 status codes. (String)
- _realm_: HTTP authentication realm on 401 status code. (String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- _disableBruteProtection_: Option to disable brute force protection on 401 status code. (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.4.8 or newer)
- _host_: Applicable host name for this status code. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer)
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this status code. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer)
- _userList_: Allowed users for HTTP authentication. (optional; Array of Strings, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer)
- _dontCompress_ (Array of Regex Strings, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- URLs for which HTTP compression will be disabled.
- _enableIPSpoofing_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to enable identifiying client's originating IP address through the _X-Forwarded-For_ header (**for use in websites hidden behind a reverse proxy**, not recommeded if you're not using SVR.JS behind a reverse proxy, since hackers can spoof client IP address via this header).
- _enableETag_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.6.1 or newer)
- Option to enable ETags.
- _customHeaders_ (Object, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Custom HTTP headers (configured as a JavaScript object) with a _{path}_ template representing the request path (after URL rewriting).
- _http2Settings_ (Object, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- HTTP/2 protocol settings object. See [Node.JS documentation](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/http2.html#settings-object) for more information.
- _headerTableSize_: Maximum number of bytes used for header compression. Minimum value is 0. Maximum value is 2<sup>32</sup>-1. Default is 4096 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _enablePush_: Option to enable HTTP/2 Push Streams. It is enabled by default (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _initialWindowSize_: Sender's initial window size in bytes for stream-level flow control. Minimum value is 0. Maximum value is 2<sup>32</sup>-1. Default is 65535 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _maxFrameSize_: Largest frame payload size in bytes. Minimum value is 16384. Maximum value is 2<sup>24</sup>-1. Default is 16384 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _maxConcurrentStreams_: Maximum number of concurrent streams allowed on HTTP/2 session. Minimum value is 0. Maximum value is 2<sup>32</sup>-1. Default is 2<sup>32</sup>-1 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _maxHeaderListSize_: Maximum size (uncompressed octets) of acceptable header list. Minimum value is 0. Maximum value is 2<sup>32</sup>-1. Default is 65535 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _maxHeaderSize_: Alias for _maxHeaderListSize_ (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _enableConnectProtocol_: Option to enable the "Extended Connect Protocol" defined by RFC 8441 (Number, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _customSettings_: Additional settings not implemented yet in Node.JS and its underlying libraries. Object key defines the numeric value of the settings type (as defined in the "HTTP/2 SETTINGS" registry established by RFC 7540). Object values define actual numeric value of the settings. Settings types should be greater than 6 and less than 2<sup>16</sup>-1. Values should be in range from 0 to 2<sup>32</sup>-1. Currently you can specify up to 10 custom settings (Object, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _disableServerSideScriptExpose_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to disable exposing SVR.JS script, server-side JavaScript, SVR.JS mods, and Node.JS modules. **It's strongly recommended to set this property to _true_ if you're using SVR.JS server-side JavaScript.** If you want to additionally prevent fingerprinting SVR.JS by accessing _/serverSideScript.js_, you can add URL rewrite rule, that defines rewriting of _/serverSideScript.js_ to a non-existent page.
- _enableRemoteLogBrowsing_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to enable browsing server logs from an HTTP client. Applicable only when you're not using custom web root. **It's not recommended to enable this, because it provides valuable information for attackerss, unless you're protecting _log_ folder with HTTP authentication.**
- _exposeServerVersion_ (Boolean)
- Option to expose the server version via _Server_ header. If it is disabled, the header will have "SVR.JS" value.
- _rewriteDirtyURLs_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
- Option to rewrite "dirty" URLs (those filtered by path sanitizer) instead of redirecting them.
- _exposeModsInErrorPages_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.4.29, 3.9.1 or newer)
- Option to expose SVR.JS mod information through default error pages (for example in _SVR.JS RedBrick/2.4.2 on forum.svrjs.org_ signature). Mod information is never exposed through _Server_ header (just SVR.JS information).
- _enableDirectoryListingVHost_ (Array of Objects; SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer)
- Array containing options to enable directory listings for specific virtual hosts.
- _host_: Applicable host name for this rule (String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this rule. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer).
- _enabled_: Has the same effect as _enableDirectoryListing_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _customHeadersVHost_ (Array of Objects; SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer)
- Array containing custom headers for specific virtual hosts.
- _host_: Applicable host name for this rule (String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this rule. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer).
- _headers_: Has the same effect as _customHeaders_ property (Object, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _wwwrootPostfixesVHost_ (Array of Objects; SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Array containing web root postfixes assigned for each virtual host. For example: the source URL is _/page.html_ and postfix is _svrjs_; the rewritten URL is _/svrjs/page.html_. URL rewriting (with rules defined in the _rewriteMap_ property) will be processed after assigning web root postfixes.
- _host_: Applicable host name for this prefix (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this prefix. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer).
- _postfix_: Postfix inserted before the request URL (String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _skipRegex_: Regex string (e.g. `"/^\\/index\\.php(?:$|[\\/?#])/"`) for matching request URLs to skip (optional; Regex String, SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer).
- _wwwrootPostfixPrefixesVHost_ (Array of Strings; SVR.JS 3.14.0 or newer)
- Array containing URL strings to insert before web root postfix (for all hosts). For example: the source URL is _/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi_, postfix is _svrjs_ and the postfix prefix is _/cgi-bin_; the rewritten URL is _/cgi-bin/svrjs/gitweb.cgi_.
- _allowPostfixDoubleSlashes_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.4 or newer)
- Option to allow double slashes, when inserting web root postfixes. If set to `false`, double slashes are removed by postfix insertion function. It may create issues with double slash URLs not having prefixes.
- _rewriteMap_ (Array of Objects, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Map for URL rewriting engine. Entries of the array are URL rewrite rules.
- _definingRegex_: Regex string (e.g. `"/^\\/index\\.php(?:$|[\\/?#])/"`) for matching the source URL it applies to (Regex String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer).
- _host_: Applicable host name for this URL rewriting rule (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.8.0 or newer).
- _ip_: Applicable IP address for this URL rewriting rule. Use this property to specify destination server IP address instead of _host_ property to prevent _Host_ header attacks. (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.14.1 or newer).
- _append_: String to append after the end of URL (optional; String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer).
- _isNotDirectory_: Option to disable rewrite rule, when directory defined by the path exists (optional; Boolean, SVR.JS 3.13.0 or newer).
- _isNotFile_: Option to disable rewrite rule, when file defined by the path exists (optional; Boolean, SVR.JS 3.13.0 or newer).
- _allowDoubleSlashes_: Option to allow double slashes in the URL. If set to `false`, then URL rewriter removes double slashes. You may use `\\/{1,2}` instead of `\\/` in URL rewriting regular expressions (optional; Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.4 or newer).
- _replacements_: Regex string (e.g. `"/^\\/index\\.php(?:$|[\\/?#])/"`) replacements (Array of Objects, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer).
- _regex_: Regex string (e.g. `"/^\\/index\\.php(?:$|[\\/?#])/"`) for matching the source URL this replacement applies to (Regex String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer).
- _replacement_: Replacement string (you can use for example "_$1_" for first capturing group; String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer).
- _disableNonEncryptedServer_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to disable the HTTP server if the HTTPS server is running.
- _disableToHTTPSRedirect_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to disable redirects from the HTTP server to the HTTPS server.
- _allowStatus_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Option to enable _/svrjsstatus.svr_ page for monitoring server status (by default it's enabled).
- _wwwroot_ (String, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
- Path to the root directory from which SVR.JS serves files and loads its server-side JavaScript. Defaults to the directory on which SVR.JS resides.
- _disableUnusedWorkerTermination_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
- Option to disable termination of unused SVR.JS workers.
- _useWebRootServerSideScript_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.9.0 or newer)
- Option to use server-side JavaScript in web root. If it is set to _false_, the server-side JavaScript is loaded from SVR.JS installation directory.
- _disableTrailingSlashRedirects_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.12.0 or newer)
- Option to disable redirects from URLs referencing to directories (but without a trailing slash) to URL with a trailing slash. For forwards proxy applications and SVR.JS 3.14.9 and earlier, it needs to be _true_, or else the server will just do redirect loops.
- _environmentVariables_ (Object, SVR.JS 3.12.0 or newer)
- Envrionment variables. These can be used for CGI web applications and server-side JavaScript.
- _allowDoubleSlashes_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.14.4 or newer)
- Option to allow double slashes in the URL. If set to `false`, double slashes are removed by URL sanitizer. Double slashes at the beginning of path (e.g. in _//config.json_) are always removed. Doesn't affect URL rewriting, in that case please configure the _allowDoubleSlashes_ property in the URL rewriting rule. It may allow some configuration file leaks, if web root is in the SVR.JS installation directory.
- _optOutOfStatisticsServer_ (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.15.6 or newer)
- Option to opt out of sending data to the statistics server. You can use this option to increase the privacy of SVR.JS.
