Properly gather, save, and generate Ghost config.
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@@ -6,6 +6,13 @@ NEXTCLOUD_POSTGRES_DB=nextcloud # recommended to leave as 'nextcloud'. The postg
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NEXTCLOUD_POSTGRES_USER=nextcloud # recommended to leave as 'nextcloud'. The postgres user nextcloud uses
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NEXTCLOUD_POSTGRES_PASSWORD= # should be a secure, randomly generated, postgres compatible password, stored in the config so it isn't lost on re-deployment but otherwise unneeded
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NEXTCLOUD_REDIS_PASSWORD= # should be a secure, randomly generated, redis compatible password, stored in the config so it isn't lost on re-deployment but otherwise unneeded
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GHOST_DATABASE_ROOT_PASSWORD=
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GHOST_DATABASE_PASSWORD=
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SMTP_HOST=
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SMTP_PORT=
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SMTP_AUTH_USER=
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SMTP_AUTH_PASSWORD=
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SMTP_FROM=
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BACKBLAZE_KEY_ID= # the key ID for a application key created on backblaze that has permissions for the bucket in BACKBLAZE_BUCKET_URL
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BACKBLAZE_APPLICATION_KEY= # the application key for the application key created on backblaze
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BACKBLAZE_BUCKET_URL= # the full URL for the backblaze bucket, found on the backblaze UI for the bucket
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