Added more default values to configuration.md
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ServerCount - The number of instances you're running. This setting is currently experimental.
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ServerCount - The number of instances you're running. This setting is currently experimental.
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DisableLiveTopicList - This switch allows you to disable the live topic list.
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DisableLiveTopicList - This switch allows you to disable the live topic list. Default: false
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DisableJSAntispam - This switch lets you disable the JS anti-spam feature. It may be useful if you primarily get users who for one reason or another have decided to disable JavaScript.
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DisableJSAntispam - This switch lets you disable the JS anti-spam feature. It may be useful if you primarily get users who for one reason or another have decided to disable JavaScript. Default: false
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LooseHost - Disable host header checks in the router. May be useful when using a reverse-proxy like Nginx.
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LooseHost - Disable host header checks in the router. May be useful when using a reverse-proxy like Nginx. Default: false
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LoosePort - Disable port match checks in the router. May be useful when using a revere-proxy like Nginx.
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LoosePort - Disable port match checks in the router. May be useful when using a revere-proxy like Nginx. Default: false
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DisableServerPush - This switch lets you disable the HTTP/2 server push feature.
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DisableServerPush - This switch lets you disable the HTTP/2 server push feature. Default: false
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EnableCDNPush - This switch lets you enable the HTTP/2 CDN Server Push feature. This operates by sending a Link header on every request and may also work with reverse-proxies like Nginx for doing HTTP/2 server pushes.
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EnableCDNPush - This switch lets you enable the HTTP/2 CDN Server Push feature. This operates by sending a Link header on every request and may also work with reverse-proxies like Nginx for doing HTTP/2 server pushes.
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