Services Configuration

Database Configuration

database {
  type = "mariadb" # "mariadb" (for both MySQL/MariaDB) or "portable"
  host = ""        # e.g., "127.0.0.1:3306"
  name = ""        # database name
  username = ""
  password = ""    # can be empty if your database has no password
  prefix = "pano_" # table prefix (do not change after installation)
}

Notes

• Database Types:
  • mariadb: Default type, compatible with both MySQL 5.5+ and MariaDB.
  • portable: Only supported on Windows (x64 and ARM64). Automatically managed by Pano (see Installation Guide → for details).
• Password can be blank if authentication is disabled.
• Warning: Changing type or prefix after installation is not supported and will require a reinstallation.

Pano Account (Optional)

pano-account {
  username = ""
  email = ""
  access-token = ""   # secure token for your Pano account
  platform-id = ""    # account ID
  
  connect {
    public-key = ""
    private-key = ""
    state = ""
  }
}

Important

• If unsure what this does, do not edit manually.
• Manage linking in Panel → Settings → Platform.
• Required for Marketplace features (updates, store installs).
• See Connect Your Pano Account → for more info.

Email (SMTP)

email {
  enabled = false
  sender = ""      # e.g., "Pano <[email protected]>" - mostly must be same with username
  hostname = ""    # e.g., "smtp.gmail.com"
  port = 465
  username = ""    # e.g., "[email protected]"
  password = ""
  ssl = true
  starttls = ""    # "DISABLED" or "OPTIONAL" or "REQUIRED
  authMethods = "" # optional, mostly "PLAIN"
  host-managed = true # Pano Host only
  host-sender = null  # Pano Host only
  custom = null       # Pano Host only
}

Info

• Optional during setup; configurable later via Panel → Settings → Platform.
• Without SMTP, password recovery and verification emails will not work.
• host-managed, host-sender and custom only matter on a Pano Host instance; leave them alone elsewhere.
  • host-managed: true means this block follows the instance's Pano Host mail and is rewritten on every boot. Saving other mail settings in Panel → Settings sets it to false, so they stay. Default true.
  • host-sender: the sender used with Pano Host mail instead of the instance's default, kept across boots. Empty (null) means the default.
  • custom: a copy of your own SMTP settings (sender, hostname, port, username, password, ssl, starttls, authMethods), kept while Pano Host mail is in use so switching back to them loses nothing. Filled in automatically.