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Relay

If you are implementing your own instance of Standard and intend to access it remotely, you will need to set up an instance of Standard in relay mode on a publicly accessible server.

Public Relay

If you are subscribed to the Standard Public Relay, use 'relay.standardcomputers.net' in your 'config.conf' for the relay property, and we'll handle the rest. If you're using the Windows installer, this will be set for you if you say 'Y' to using the public relay during setup.

Relay config.conf

    
    name: standard-relay-sv1
    version: 1.0
    master: true
    port: 42069
    mode: server
    relay: relay.thisrelay.example.net
    nodes: []
    conversational: true
    voice: en_GB-northern_english_male-medium
    model: standard
    tls: true
    sms: true
    email: true
    spoken: true
    remote_changes: true
    release_cadence: 86400
    indexing_cadence: 21600
    
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