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[STATISTICS]
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## must be "true" to enable statistics
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enabled = false
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enabled = true
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[SEAHUB EMAIL]
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## must be "true" to enable user email notifications when there are new unread notifications
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!!! warning "Important"
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Every entry in this configuration file is **case-sensitive**.
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You need to restart seafile and seahub so that your changes take effect.
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```
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./seahub.sh restart
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./seafile.sh restart
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```
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You need to restart Seafile docker image so that your changes take effect.
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## Storage Quota Setting
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## Default trash expiration time
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The default time for automatic cleanup of the libraries trash is 30 days.You can modify this time by adding the following configuration:
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The default time for automatic cleanup of the libraries trash is 30 days. You can modify this time by adding the following configuration:
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```
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[library_trash]
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```
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## System Trash
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Seafile uses a system trash, where deleted libraries will be moved to. In this way, accidentally deleted libraries can be recovered by system admin.
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## Seafile fileserver configuration
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The configuration of seafile fileserver is in the `[fileserver]` section of the file `seafile.conf`
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```
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[fileserver]
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# bind address for fileserver
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# default to 0.0.0.0, if deployed without proxy: no access restriction
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# set to 127.0.0.1, if used with local proxy: only access by local
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host = 127.0.0.1
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# tcp port for fileserver
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port = 8082
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```
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Since Community Edition 6.2 and Pro Edition 6.1.9, you can set the number of worker threads to server http requests. Default value is 10, which is a good value for most use cases.
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You can set the number of worker threads to server http requests. Default value is 10, which is a good value for most use cases.
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```
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[fileserver]
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```
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New in Seafile Pro 7.1.16 and Pro 8.0.3: You can set the maximum number of files contained in a library that can be synced by the Seafile client. The default is 100000. When you download a repo, Seafile client will request fs id list, and you can control the timeout period of this request through `fs_id_list_request_timeout` configuration, which defaults to 5 minutes. These two options are added to prevent long fs-id-list requests from overloading the server.
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Since Pro 8.0.4 version, you can set both options to -1, to allow unlimited size and timeout.
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You can set the maximum number of files contained in a library that can be synced by the Seafile client. The default is 100000. When you download a repo, Seafile client will request fs id list, and you can control the timeout period of this request through `fs_id_list_request_timeout` configuration, which defaults to 5 minutes. These two options are added to prevent long fs-id-list requests from overloading the server. You can set both options to -1, to allow unlimited size and timeout.
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```
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[fileserver]
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