Certain settings such as the Postgres connection string, have a "Skip" option. This is used for settings that are injected via environment variables and therefore if skipped, it will not save the specific setting. This is mainly used for credentials/secrets that are rotated or injected via a vault.
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## Skipped Settings
Server settings are saved in `/data/config/serverConfig.json` and are included in the backups created in the Settings tab.
Certain settings such as the Postgres connection string, have a "Skip" option. This is used for settings that are injected via environment variables and therefore if skipped, it will not save the specific setting within the `serverConfig.json` file for security purposes. This is mainly used for credentials/secrets that are rotated or injected via a vault.
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## Locale Overrides
This serves as an alternative to injecting LANG and LC_ALL in the environment variables and will therefore allow you to set a locale that LubeLogger uses along with a date override. This will allow you to mix and match different locales and their date formats i.e.: using en-US locale for currency and number formats but you wish to use ISO-8601 for date formats instead of MM/dd/yyyy
Changing locale settings will require LubeLogger to be restarted, for docker this means restarting the container, for Windows/Linux executable this means closing out the console app and re-opening it.
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## SMTP
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You can configure and test the SMTP settings within the Server Settings Configurator
