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- SCHEME=https - SCHEME=https
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{{<block note>}}
Some of these configuration options may have changed slightly since the time of writing. Take a look at the [configuration options](https://plausible.io/docs/self-hosting-configuration) for the most up-to-date options.
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`$DISABLE_REGISTRATION` and `$DISABLE_SUBSCRIPTION` are both pretty handy. These prevent other users from signing up to your instance, and stop showing anything to do with subscriptions. For now, the self-hosted Plausible comes with a 100-year subscription for admin users, which is very gracious. `$DISABLE_REGISTRATION` and `$DISABLE_SUBSCRIPTION` are both pretty handy. These prevent other users from signing up to your instance, and stop showing anything to do with subscriptions. For now, the self-hosted Plausible comes with a 100-year subscription for admin users, which is very gracious.
`$SECRET_KEY_BASE` and `$SIGNING_SALT` should be kept private at all costs. There's little documentation on what these should be or how to generate them, but according to Phoenix `$SECRET_KEY_BASE` should be at least 64 bytes. `$SIGNING_SALT` just needs to be something reasonably complex, but I used 16 bytes for ease. I used `openssl rand -hex <length>` to securely generate these keys. `$SECRET_KEY_BASE` and `$SIGNING_SALT` should be kept private at all costs. There's little documentation on what these should be or how to generate them, but according to Phoenix `$SECRET_KEY_BASE` should be at least 64 bytes. `$SIGNING_SALT` just needs to be something reasonably complex, but I used 16 bytes for ease. I used `openssl rand -hex <length>` to securely generate these keys.