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@ -15,7 +15,8 @@ specification for hosting profile images tied to email or OpenID addresses.
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* SHA256 hashes
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* Variable image size (`s` or `size`)
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* Default fallbacks (`d` or `default`): 404, mp/mm, identicon (=retro), retro
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* Requesting file type by appending `.jpg`, `.png` or `.gif` to the hash
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* Requesting file type by appending `.jpg`, `.png`, `.gif` or `.webp` to the
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hash
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The API is explained in greater detail at the
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[Libravar wiki](https://wiki.libravatar.org/api/).
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@ -49,7 +50,9 @@ _avatars-sec._tcp.example.com. IN SRV 0 0 443 avatars.example.com
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HTTPS.
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libravatarserv looks in the current working directory for images. You can force
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a different directory by setting the environment variable `LIBRAVATARSERV_DIR`.
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a different directory by setting the environment variable
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`LIBRAVATARSERV_DIR`. Any file format supported by ImageMagick is supported, but
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it should be PNG, JPEG or GIF for compatibility.
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The image files are named like your email address, no file extension. The
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default behaviour for unknown users is to return a 404 error. You can change
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