config.inc.php

<?php

  /**
   * This file is part of the Achievo ATK distribution.
   * Detailed copyright and licensing information can be found
   * in the doc/COPYRIGHT and doc/LICENSE files which should be
   * included in the distribution.
   *
   * This file is the skeleton config file, which you can copy
   * to your application dir and modify if necessary. It contains
   * many default settings that you may adjust to the needs of
   * your application. If you don't want endusers to modify a
   * setting, it is good practice to move them to a separate
   * atkconf.inc file, which you include near the bottom of this
   * configfile.
   *
   * @package atk
   * @subpackage skel
   *
   * @author Ivo Jansch <ivo@ibuildings.com>
   *
   * @copyright (c)2000-2010 Ibuildings
   * @license http://www.atkframework.com/licensing ATK Open Source License
   *
   * @version $Revision: 6161 $
   * $Id: config.inc.php 6633 2010-01-10 09:41:59Z ivo $
   */

  /**
   * Unique application identifier
   */
  $config_identifier = "atkapp";


  //----------------- DATABASE CONFIGURATION --------------------

  // Currently supported drivers are:
  // "mysql"   - All MySQL versions since 3.23
  // "mysqli"  - MySQL 4.1+. This one has transaction support. 
  // "oci805"  - Oracle 8.0.5
  // "oci8"    - All Oracle 8i versions
  // "oci9"    - Oracle9i+ (also works for 10G)
  // "pgsql"   - PostgreSQL 7.1+
  // "mssql"   - Microsoft SQL Server
  $config_db["default"]["driver"]   = "mysqli";
  $config_db["default"]["host"]     = "localhost";
  $config_db["default"]["db"]       = "magman";
  $config_db["default"]["user"]     = "magman";
  $config_db["default"]["password"] = "demo";
  
  /**
   * Cache table meta data and compiled meta node code.
   *
   * On development environments this option should be set to false, but 
   * on production environments you should really enable it. If you enable
   * this option and your table structure changes you should manually clear
   * the cache in the atktmp directory!
   * 
   * @var bool
   */
  $config_meta_caching = false;

  // In admin pages, atk shows you a number of records with previous and
  // next buttons. You can specify the number of records to show on a page.
  $config_recordsperpage=25;

  //----------------- DEBUGGER CONFIGURATION ----------------------

  // The automatic error reporter
  // Error reports are sent to the given email address.
  // If you set this to "", error reporting will be turned off.
  // WARNING: DO NOT LEAVE THIS TO THE DEFAULT ADDRESS OR PREPARE TO BE
  // SEVERELY FLAMED!
  // $config_mailreport = "ivo@ibuildings.net";

  // The debug level.
  // -1 - No debug information
  //  0 - No debug information, but still stored for atk errormails
  //  1 - Print some debug information at the bottom of each screen
  //  2 - Print debug information, and pause before redirects
  //  3 - Like 2, but also adds trace information to each statement
  $config_debug = 0;

  // Smart debug parameters. Is used to dynamically enable debugging for
  // certain IP addresses or if for example the special atkdebug[key] request
  // variable equals a configured key etc. If smart debugging is enabled
  // you can also change the debug level dynamically using the special
  // atkdebug[level] request variable.
  //
  // $config_smart_debug[] = array("type" => "request", "key" => "test");
  // $config_smart_debug[] = array("type" => "ip", "list" => array("10.0.0.4"));
  $config_smart_debug = array();


  //----------------- LAYOUT CONFIGURATION --------------------

  // The theme defines the layout of your application. You can see which
  // themes there are in the directory atk/themes.
  $config_defaulttheme = "stillblue";

  // The language of the application. You can use any language for which
  // a language file is present in the atk/languages directory.
  $config_language="en";

  // Menu configuration. You can have a menu at "top", "left", "right" or
  // "bottom". If you use a horizontal menu (top or bottom, you may want
  // to change the menu_delimiter to " " (menu_delimiter is what atk
  // puts between menu items).
  $config_menu_pos = "left";
  $config_menu_delimiter = "<br />";
  $config_menu_layout = "modern";

  // If you have a menu at either left or right, you can add an
  // extra topframe by setting the following option to 1.
  // If you set it to 1, you must provide a "top.php" file in
  // your application directory.
  $config_top_frame = 1;

  // Show icons in the recordlist or text?
  $config_recordlist_icons = true;

  // If the users are using IE, then the application can be run in fullscreen
  // mode. Set the next variable to true to enable this:
  $config_fullscreen = false;

  // Lists that are obligatory, by default have no 'Select none' option. In
  // some applications, this leads to the user just selecting the first item
  // since that is the default. If this is a problem set this config variable
  // to true; this will add a 'Select none' option to obligatory lists so the
  // user is forced to make a selection.
  $config_list_obligatory_null_item = false;

  // Wether or not to use the keyboardhandler for attributes and the recordlist
  // When set to true, arrow keys can be used to navigate through fields and
  // records, as well as shortcuts 'e' for edit, 'd' for delete, and left/right
  // cursor for paging. Note however, that using cursor keys to navigate
  // through fields is not standard web application behaviour.
  $config_use_keyboard_handler = false;


  /*********************************** OUTPUT ********************************/

  // Set to true, to output pages gzip compressed to the browser if the
  // browser supports it.
  $config_output_gzip = false;


  //----------------- SECURITY CONFIGURATION --------------------

  // The type of authentication (user/password verification) to use.
  // Currently supported are:
  // "none"   - no authentication
  // "config" - users / passwords are set in this configfile
  // "db"     - users / passwords are stored in a table in the database.
  // "imap"   - users / passwords are stored in the IMAP server
  // "pop3"   - users / passwords are stored in the POP3 server
  // "ldap"   - users / passwords are stored in an LDAP server
  // "server" - authentication is done by the webserver (.htaccess)
  // custom type with a fullclassname like 'module.mymodule.myauth' (syntax similar as atknew or atkimport)
  // if you need to use multiple authentication types list them delimited by comma
  $config_authentication = "none";

  // The type of authorization (what is a user allowed to do?)
  // Normally this will be the same as the authentication, but in
  // special cases like POP3 authentication you might want to
  // authorize via a table in the database.
  // $config_authorization = "none";

  // NOTE, the following options are only useful if authentication is not
  // set to "none".

  // This parameter specifies whether the passwords are stored as an md5
  // string in the database / configfile / whatever.
  // If set to false, the passwords are assumed to be plain text.
  // Note: Not all authentication methods support md5! e.g, if you use
  //       pop3 authentication, set this to false.
  // Note2: If set to false, and authentication_cookie is set to true,
  //        the password in the cookie will be stored plaintext!!!
  $config_authentication_md5 = true;

  // This parameter specified whether passwords are stored using the
  // php/perl crypt() function. Applications using this are Bugzilla.
  // Setting this to true, and setting $config_authentication_md5 to
  // false, allows users to login to applications where the database
  // uses crypted passwords.
  $config_auth_usecryptedpassword = false;

  // If you specify an administrator password here, you are always able
  // to login using user 'administrator' and the specified password,
  // regardless of the type of authentication used!
  // if you set it to nothing (""), administrator login is disabled,
  // and only valid users are allowed to login (depending on the type of
  // authentication used).
  $config_administratorpassword = "demo";

  // The security scheme is used to determine who is allowed to do what.
  // Currently supported:
  // "none"   - anyone who is logged in may do anything.
  // "level"  - users have a certain level, and certain features of the
  //            application require a minimum level.
  // "group"  - users belong to a group, and certain features may only
  //            be executed by a specific group.
  $config_securityscheme = "none";

  // If config_restrictive is set to true, access is denied for all features
  // for which no access requirements are set. If set to false, access is
  // always granted if no access requirements are set.
  $config_restrictive = true;

  // If set to true, a cookie with username/password is written, so
  // users will stay logged in, even if they close their browser.
  $config_authentication_cookie = false;

  // If you use "db" as authentication type, you can set the table and fields
  // from which atk should read the username and password information.
  $config_auth_usernode    = ""; // module.nodename
  $config_auth_usertable   = "user";
  $config_auth_userfield   = "userid";
  $config_auth_passwordfield = "password";

  // If you work with groups/levels  you need these parameters
  $config_auth_leveltable  = "users";
  $config_auth_levelfield  = "group_id";
  $config_auth_accesstable = "accessright";

  // Setting this to true will make ATK use a loginform instead of a browser
  // popup.
  $config_auth_loginform = true;
  $config_max_loginattempts = 5;

  // When changerealm is true, the authentication realm is changed on every login.
  // Advantage: the user is able to logout using the logout link.
  // Disadvantage: browser's 'remember password' feature won't work.
  // This setting only affects the http login box, so it is only relevant if
  // $config_auth_loginform is set to false.
  $config_auth_changerealm = false;

  // if you use "pop3" or "imap" as authentication, you have to fill in
  // these parameters:

  // Set this to true if you have virtual mail domains.
  // Atk will append '@' and the config_auth_mail_suffix
  // to the login name.
  // $config_auth_mail_virtual = false;

  // Mail suffix, if mail_virtual is set to true.
  //$config_auth_mail_suffix = "ibuildings.nl";

  // Mail server name
  // $config_auth_mail_server = "localhost";

  // Port of the mail server (default is 110 (pop3) but you can set it
  // to 143 (imap) or something else.
  // $config_auth_mail_port = 143;

  // if you use "ldap" as authentication, these parameters are nessesary
  // $config_auth_ldap_host = "";
  // $config_auth_ldap_context = "";

  //filter prefix default: "uid"
  //$config_auth_ldap_search_filter = "uid";

  // Sometimes we can't bind anomynous, so we have
  // to use an  account to bind within the tree
  //$config_auth_ldap_bind_tree = false;   // default off
  //$config_auth_ldap_bind_dn = "";
  //$config_auth_ldap_bind_pw = "";

  // The application root
  // if you're using urlrewrites within your httpd or htaccess configuration i think this should be '/'
  // be careful with this setting because it could create a major securityhole.
  // It is used to set the cookiepath when using PHP sessions.
  $config_application_root = "/";

  // Atk can write security events to a logfile.
  // There are several values you can choose for $config_logging.
  // 0 - No logging
  // 1 - Log logins
  // 2 - Log actions ("User x performed action x on module y")
  $config_logging = 0;
  $config_logfile = "/tmp/atk-security.log";

  // If you have config_authentication set to "config", you may now specify
  // a set of usernames and passwords (in plain text).
  // Example:
  // atkConfig::addUser("harry","password");

  // If securityscheme is "level" or "group", you may also specify the
  // level or group as third parameter:
  // atkConfig::addUser("harry","password",3);
  // atkConfig::addUser("harry","password","admins");

 // -------------- DOCUMENT WRITER CONFIGURATION ---------------

  // For document attributes, ATK automatically searches for template
  // documents in a specific directory. The base directory to search in
  // can be specified below. The document templates must be put in a
  // specific directory structure under this base directory: first of all
  // a subdirectory must be made for every module for which you want to
  // include document templates (equal to the modulename of that module, as
  // set in config.inc.php). Then a subdirectory in that directory must be
  // made according to the name of the node for which you want to include
  // document templates. In this subdirectory you can put your document
  // template files. So if you have $config_doctemplatedir set to
  // "doctemplates/", then you can put your documents in
  // "doctemplates/modulename/nodename/".
  $config_doctemplatedir = "doctemplates/";

  // --------- DATA INTERNATIONALISATION CONFIGURATION ---------

  $config_supported_languages = array("EN","NL","DE");
  $config_defaultlanguage="EN";
  
  // ----------- CACHING CONFIGURATION ------------
  // For the configuration of atkCache
  // See: http://www.achievo.org/wiki/ATK_Cache
  
  // Cache method
  $config_cache_method = 'var';  
  // Cache namespace, change this when you are hosting your application on a 
  // shared hosting.
  $config_cache_namespace = 'default';

?>