old_contents: # Sample untracked-keys file
  # If you get errors trying to 'import apikeys', do the following:
  # 1) Copy this file to apikeys.py (keeping it in the package directory)
  # 2) Replace all of the example values with real ones
  # 3) Generate your own cookie key, possibly using urandom as per below
  # You should then be able to start the server.
  
  db_connect_string = ""
  cookie_monster = "llsfZyohQDa4kRdCCqnoV3gpD8jaHUY0kfkKI3pZlZ4="
  # in Python you can generate like this:
  # import base64
  # import uuid
  # print base64.b64encode(uuid.uuid4().bytes + uuid.uuid4().bytes)
  # Thanks to https://gist.github.com/didip/823887
  # Alternative way to generate a similar-length nonce:
  # import base64, os; print base64.b64encode(os.urandom(33))
  
  # These settings are used only for the sending of emails. The server will
  # start with them at the defaults, but all email sending will fail.
  system_email = 'server@example.com'
  admin_email = 'username@example.com'
  # Will use default settings if SMTP_SERVER_PORT == 'localhost'
  SMTP_SERVER_PORT = "smtp.gmail.com:587"
  SMTP_USERNAME = "email@gmail.com"
  SMTP_PASSWORD = "yourpassword"
  
new_contents: # Sample untracked-keys file
  # If you get errors trying to 'import apikeys', do the following:
  # 1) Copy this file to apikeys.py (keeping it in the package directory)
  # 2) Replace all of the example values with real ones
  # 3) Generate your own cookie key, possibly using urandom as per below
  # You should then be able to start the server.
  
  db_connect_string = ""
  cookie_monster = "llsfZyohQDa4kRdCCqnoV3gpD8jaHUY0kfkKI3pZlZ4="
  # in Python you can generate like this:
  # import base64
  # import uuid
  # print(base64.b64encode(uuid.uuid4().bytes + uuid.uuid4().bytes))
  # Thanks to https://gist.github.com/didip/823887
  # Alternative way to generate a similar-length nonce:
  # import base64, os; print(base64.b64encode(os.urandom(33)))
  
  # These settings are used only for the sending of emails. The server will
  # start with them at the defaults, but all email sending will fail.
  system_email = 'server@example.com'
  admin_email = 'username@example.com'
  # Will use default settings if SMTP_SERVER_PORT == 'localhost'
  SMTP_SERVER_PORT = "smtp.gmail.com:587"
  SMTP_USERNAME = "email@gmail.com"
  SMTP_PASSWORD = "yourpassword"
  
subject: Fix for Py3