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# $Id: site-configure-nix-sample.properties,v 1.1 2007/09/13 10:49:08 allisterbeharry Exp $
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# @file This is the *nix sample for the site-configure.xml build file.
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# Modify this file with the properties you want to use to configure the build.
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# You can create a base properties file - site-configure-base.properties, which will automatically be loaded every time the build file is run;
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# in addition to the usual site-configure.properties file. Any property defined in site-configure-base.properties
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# can be overriden by a property defined in site-configure.properties. Any properties not defined in site-configure.properties will be
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# inherited from site-configure-base.properties.
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# By default site-configure looks for site-configure-base.properties and site-configure.properties files in the DAST_HOME directory;
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# If you want to keep your properties files elsewhere use D"basePropertiesFile=<absolute path to file>" and
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#D"propertiesFile=<absolute path to file>".
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#----------------------------------REQUIRED PROPERTIES---------------------------------------------------------#
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# build.log.defaultdir; drupal.dir; drupal.Url; drupal.database.driver; drupal.database.host;
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# drupal.database.name; drupal.database.user; drupal.database.user.pass; drupal.database.CreateScript;
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# drupal.database.CreateScript.user; drupal.database.CreateScript.user.pass; drupal.database.CreateScript.name
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#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
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#This is the default dir where log files from the various tasks will be placed
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build.log.defaultdir = /var/log/DAST
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#The directory which contains the Drupal site code-tree:
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drupal.dir = /var/www/drupal52-dev/dast/test/configure
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#The Url of the Drupal site (must include trailing slash if no file specified)
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drupal.Url = http://localhost/drupal52-dev/dast/test/configure/
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#The RDBMS which will host the Drupal site database - currently can be mysql, mysqli, mssql
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drupal.database.driver = mysql
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#The name of the server which will host the database - this name is RDBMS specific, e.g MySQL uses simple
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#hostnames while MSSQL mau use aliases defined in the MSSQL client setup, Oracle may use TNSNames...
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drupal.database.host = localhost
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#The name of the database to create which will be used by the Drupal site
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drupal.database.name = DRUPAL52
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#The database user which will be used by the Drupal site
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drupal.database.user = joe
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#The host that the user will be connecting from
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drupal.database.user.host = localhost
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#The password fot database user which will be used by the Drupal site
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drupal.database.user.pass = cool
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#The script to run to (re)create the Drupal database and user and privileges. This script is a template which must contain
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#placeholders ${drupal_database_name}, ${drupal_database_host}, ${drupal_database_user} ${drupal_database_pass} which will be
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#replaced with values of the properties specified above. This script must reside in the dast_home/ext directory
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drupal.database.CreateScript = MYSQL5-CREATE-DRUPAL-DB.sql
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#The name of the user which will be used to run the DROP/CREATE scripts to (re)create the Drupal database and user
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#The user account must have sufficient rights to perfom the operations in this script
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drupal.database.CreateScript.user = root
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#The password for the drupal.database.CreateScript.user
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drupal.database.CreateScript.user.pass = root
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#The database where the create script will be executed, e.g. mysql in MySQL or master in MSSQL
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drupal.database.CreateScript.name = mysql
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#Indicate if to create the files subdirectory
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drupal.createfilesDir = yes
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#The absolute path to the files subdirectory
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drupal.filesDirPath = ${drupal.dir}${php.directory_separator}files
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#The file system permission for the files directory in octal base with leading 0 e.g. 0777
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#The user running the build script must have the right to chmod this directory
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drupal.filesDirPermission = 0777
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#Location of global apache2.conf
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apachehttpd.apache2.conf = /etc/dast/test/apache2/apache2.conf
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#Location of httpd.conf with user configuration
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apachehttpd.httpd.conf = /etc/dast/test/apache2/httpd.conf
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#Location of ports.conf which stores the ports httpd listens on
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apachehttpd.ports.conf = /etc/dast/test/apache2/ports.conf
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#Location of sites-enabled dir where enabled vhost configs are stored
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apachehttpd.sites-enabled.dir = /etc/dast/test/apache2/sites-enabled
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#Listen on 8002
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apachehttpd.site.port = 8002
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#conf file for the vhost
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.conf = ${apachehttpd.sites-enabled.dir}${php.directory_separator}drupal52.conf
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#The vhost for the new site - all addresses at 8002
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apachehttpd.site.vhost = *:${apachehttpd.site.port}
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#apachehttpd.site.vhost directives for dast-test-configure site
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.ServerAdmin = configure@dast.org
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.DocumentRoot = ${drupal.dir}
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.ServerName = drupal52
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.ErrorLog = /var/log/apache2/error.log
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apachehttpd.site.vhost.CustomLog = /var/log/apache2/access.log combined
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#php.ini settings relavent to the dast-test-configure Drupal site
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php.post_max_size = 8M
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php.file_uploads = On
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php.upload_max_filesize = 20M
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php.max_execution_time = 1600
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