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title: Configurations
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## Configuration
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SVR.JS can be configured by modifying _config.json_ file.
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### _config.json_ properties
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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:
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#### General Configuration
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- _users_ (Array of Objects, SVR.JS 3.0.0 or newer)
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- Users list for HTTP authentication. Use _svrpasswd_ tool to add, modify or delete users.
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- _name_: User name for HTTP authentication (String)
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- _pass_: Salted hash of the password (default SHA256 with appended salt, String)
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- _salt_: Salt used to generate the SHA256 hash (String)
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- _pbkdf2_: Flag used to determine, if hash is PBKDF2 (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
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- _scrypt_: Flag used to determine, if hash is scrypt (Boolean, SVR.JS 3.7.0 or newer)
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- _port_ (Number or String, required)
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- 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....
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