import env from '#start/env' export default { /** How often `index:scheduler` checks the groups for new articles. */ intervalMs: env.get('INDEX_INTERVAL_MS', 60 * 1000), /** Articles per fetch job (one XOVER call). */ batchSize: BigInt(env.get('INDEX_BATCH_SIZE', 20_000)), /** Upper bound on fetch jobs queued per group per tick, so catching up is spread out. */ maxBatchesPerTick: env.get('INDEX_MAX_BATCHES_PER_TICK', 5), /** * Where a group that was never indexed starts: this many articles before * the newest one. The server's low-water mark can be years back. */ initialBackfill: BigInt(env.get('INDEX_INITIAL_BACKFILL', 50_000)), /** * Obfuscated articles whose message-id matches one of these are not sent * to the body queue: their uploader spreads every file over many groups, * so identifying them would take far more bandwidth than there is * (see LOG.md, 2026-09-28 (9)). Normal-subject articles are unaffected. */ skipBodyMessageIds: [ // hex7$hex7$hex7@hex10.hex5, ~60k articles/min over 10+ groups /^?$/, ], /** * Obfuscated articles whose message-id matches one of these don't go to * the body queue. Instead they're recorded per file in `deferred_files` * (their subject keeps the file name, only the part counter is missing). * `worker:deferred` later fetches one body per file (CONCEPT.md D28). */ deferBodyMessageIds: [ // ngPost: . Mostly RAR5 with encrypted headers (LOG.md 2026-09-28 (14)). /^?$/, ], /** * Spotnet header groups (CONCEPT.md D29): their headers are spots, not * binaries. Add one with `group:add free.pt --backfill 5000`. */ spotGroups: ['free.pt'], /** worker:deferred leaves a file alone until it has had no new articles for this long. */ deferredSettleMs: env.get('DEFERRED_SETTLE_MS', 15 * 60 * 1000), /** Files of at most this many parts are downloaded completely (small archives, NZBs, par2 index files). */ deferredExpandMaxParts: env.get('DEFERRED_EXPAND_MAX_PARTS', 8), }