// Autoconf support added by Richard Offer. // // Really Important Safety Tip: --> DO NOT LEAVE ANY WHITE // SPACE AFTER THE CLOSING PHP TAG AT THE END OF THIS FILE! // // Doing so will really confuse the software and cause // 1) cookies to fail and 2) HTML page headers to fail // which will give you some preally hard-to-debug problems. // Why? PHP is a *pre-processor* -- anything that's not PHP gets // emitted as part of the HTML stream and processed by the browser, // so white space is meaningful! // // // GForge hostnames // // Hostnames should be fully qualified domain names (FQDNs); using short names // would be prettier but would stop you from distributing your SourceForge // implementation across multiple domains. // // Of course, if you have a lot of machines serving a particular purpose // such as FTP or for shell accounts, the "hostname" here might be in // reality an addr_list of machines that is serviced by a round-robin // mechanism or something fancy like a local-director. // // The default GForge domain // this is used where ever the "naked" form of the GForge domain // might be used. E.g., "mailto:admin@gforge.net" $sys_default_domain = '@sys_default_domain@'; $sys_fallback_domain = '@sys_fallback_domain@'; $sys_internal_network = '@sys_internal_network@'; // Machine that hosts CVS $sys_cvs_host = '@sys_cvs_host@'; // Force the use of a single cvs host instead of cvs.project.domain.com // Set to 1 to use cvs.domain.com:/cvsroot/project for all projects // Set to 0 to use cvs.project.domain.com:/cvsroot/project $sys_cvs_single_host = 1; // Machine used for downloading sources/packages $sys_download_host = "@sys_download_host@"; // Machine used for uploading sources/packages $sys_upload_host = "@sys_upload_host@"; // Machine(s) that host users' shell accounts // N.B. to the SourceForge Crew: What's the difference between the user // host and the shell host? They are clearly two different hostnames // in the source code, but they seem to serve the same purpose..? $sys_shell_host = "@sys_shell_host@"; $sys_users_host = "@sys_users_host@"; $homedir_prefix='@homedir_prefix@'; $groupdir_prefix='@groupdir_prefix@'; // Machine that hosts docs (such as the FAQs and the various software // licenses (*BSD, [L]GPL, etc.). You REALLY want this to be the same // machine that the SourceForge code is running on because all of the // PHP makes reference to these documents in terms of relative paths that // are part of the GForge code tree. $sys_docs_host = "@sys_docs_host@"; // Machine that hosts the GForge mailing lists (This could also be // the mail host if you have enough horsepower & bandwidth) $sys_lists_host = "@sys_lists_host@"; // Domain Name Servers // N.B.: Use terminated FQDNs here (with the final ".") so the resolver // doesn't attempt to recurse in the case of a slightly broken DNS // configuration $sys_dns1_host = "@sys_dns1_host@"; $sys_dns2_host = "@sys_dns2_host@"; //Databases, html/php/other paths //server to use for updates and reads $sys_dbhost="@sys_dbhost@"; //whether or not to use replication $sys_db_use_replication=false; $sys_dbreadhost='@sys_dbreadhost@'; $sys_dbreaddb='@sys_dbreaddb@'; $sys_dbname="@sys_dbname@"; $sys_dbuser="@sys_dbuser@"; $sys_dbpasswd="@sys_dbpasswd@"; // You can also specify a database port if you're using something other than 5432 //$sys_dbport="4242"; $sys_server="@sys_server@"; // // LDAP configurataion // // disable ldap use altogether $sys_use_ldap=@sys_use_ldap@; $sys_ldap_host="@sys_ldap_host@"; $sys_ldap_port=389; // this is dn under which all information stored $sys_ldap_base_dn="@sys_ldap_base_dn@"; // and this, how we do access it (add permission required) $sys_ldap_bind_dn="@sys_ldap_bind_dn@"; $sys_ldap_passwd="@sys_ldap_passwd@"; // admin dn - login dn which has permissions to delete entries // NOT used by web code, only by support utilities // note that password NOT stored here $sys_ldap_admin_dn="@sys_ldap_admin_dn@"; // // Jabber Configuration // $sys_use_jabber=@sys_use_jabber@; //messages from the system will be sent to this address $sys_jabber_server='@sys_jabber_host@'; $sys_jabber_port='5222'; // messages sent to jabber accounts will come from this user // It is similar to the "From: noreply@gforge.org" used in emails $sys_jabber_user='@sys_jabber_user@'; $sys_jabber_pass='@sys_jabber_pass@'; // // File Upload Configuration // // Create a directory, which is writable by your webserver, but not // within its document root (does not fall under www/ in the tarball) // Your php.ini file may have to be modified to allow writing outside // the webserver's directory // $sys_upload_dir="@sys_upload_dir@/"; // Where the GForge files are placed // *** IMPORTANT: sys_urlroot *MUST* be an ABSOLUTE FILEYSTEM PATH NAME // that points to the www directory of the GForge // installation. If you use ANY form of relative path // you will break the html_image function in include/html.php // $sys_urlroot='@sys_urlroot@'; // Name of the system as a whole (needed by various utils and titles) $sys_name="@sys_name@"; // session cookie settings // // IMPORTANT - YOU MUST CHANGE the key to a long, random number // $sys_session_key = '@sys_session_key@'; $sys_session_expire = 60 * 60 * 24 * 7; // Require that user give unique (not yet existent in db) email upon // registration $sys_require_unique_email=0; // Themeing related vars... Some of this needs to change in the session stuff // The theme base directory, everything else is handled by theme_sysinit() $sys_themeroot=$sys_urlroot."themes/"; // If you want an other default theme or language $sys_theme='@sys_theme@'; $sys_lang='@sys_lang@'; // Akamization of images // example: http://images.company.com $sys_images_url = ""; $sys_images_secure_url = ""; // Groups // The GForge permission model is based on groups // certain parts of the site, like news, stats, etc // are based on special group_id numbers // group_id #1 is the super-user group of sitewide admins $sys_news_group=@sys_news_group@; $sys_stats_group=@sys_stats_group@; $sys_peer_rating_group=@sys_peer_rating_group@; $default_trove_cat=@default_trove_cat@; // JPGRAPH Package $sys_path_to_jpgraph='@sys_path_to_jpgraph@'; // Show Source // Setting this to 1 will add a "Show Source" link to the bottom of each page $sys_show_source=0; // End of customizations -- place nothing after the closing PHP tag! ?>