Similar to file pushes, URL pushes also require logins to be enabled.

Note: Remember that instead of environment variables, which can get hard to maintain, Password Pusher also supports configuration by YAML file.

Environment Variable Description Default
PWP__ENABLE_URL_PUSHES On/Off switch for URL Pushes. false

URL Push Expiration Settings

Environment Variable Description Default Value
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT Controls the “Expire After Days” default value in Password#new 7
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MIN Controls the “Expire After Days” minimum value in Password#new 1
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_MAX Controls the “Expire After Days” maximum value in Password#new 90
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_DEFAULT Controls the “Expire After Views” default value in Password#new 5
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MIN Controls the “Expire After Views” minimum value in Password#new 1
PWP__URL__EXPIRE_AFTER_VIEWS_MAX Controls the “Expire After Views” maximum value in Password#new 100
PWP__URL__ENABLE_DELETABLE_PUSHES Can passwords be deleted by viewers? When true, passwords will have a link to optionally delete the password being viewed false
PWP__URL__DELETABLE_PUSHES_DEFAULT When the above is true, this sets the default value for the option. true
PWP__URL__ENABLE_RETRIEVAL_STEP When true, adds an option to have a preliminary step to retrieve passwords. true
PWP__URL__RETRIEVAL_STEP_DEFAULT Sets the default value for the retrieval step for newly created passwords. false

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