<?php
define('idDiGIR_localconfig_dist','$Id: localconfig_dist.php,v 1.4 2003/06/23 20:04:58 vieglais Exp $');
if (defined('idDIGIR_VERSION_REQUEST'))
    return;
/**
* This file contains elements that may need to be adjusted to work with your
* particular installation.
*
* Default values that *should* work for an unmodified installation are
* set in DiGIR_globals.php.
*
* To change a value, uncomment the line (i.e. remove the // from the start
* of the line, and set the value accordingly.  Note that this is a PHP
* script file, so edits you make must be valid PHP.  Also make sure you do
* not accidentally insert any trailing spaces or lines at the end of the 
* document after the closing ">"
*/

/**
* Location of the provider configuration files.  You can change this to a
* location anywhere on your system but remember that it must be readable
* by the php application.  It is ok, and actually preferable to use forward
* slashes here if you are on a windows system.  If you feel you must use
* back slashes, remember that you must use "\\" to specify a single backslah.
* e.g. "c:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\digir\\"
*
* Important: the entry *must* end with a "/"
* Security Note: You should really move this configuration directory to a 
* location that is not accessible by a web browser.  Otherwsie anyone 
* could connect to your config directory and discern the necessary
* details for connecting directly to your database.
* A more sendible location for the config files would be something like
* c:/digir/config
*/
//define('DIGIR_CONFIG_DIR','c:/DiGIRprov/config/');

/**
* Location of the log files.  Path must end with a "/"
*/
//define('DIGIRLOG_PATH','c:/DiGIRprov/log/');
    
/**
* The name of the file that log information will be recorded to.
*/
//define('DIGIRLOG_NAME','log.txt');

/**
* Log level.  Valid values for this are (use the numeric form only)
* 0 = PEAR_LOG_EMERG = minimal logging information
* 1 = PEAR_LOG_ALERT
* 2 = PEAR_LOG_CRIT
* 3 = PEAR_LOG_ERR
* 4 = PEAR_LOG_WARNING
* 5 = PEAR_LOG_NOTICE
* 6 = PEAR_LOG_INFO (*recommended for stable installations*)
* 7 = PEAR_LOG_DEBUG (*default*)
*/
//define('DIGIRLOG_LEVEL',6);


/**
* Use cache? TRUE or FALSE
*/
//define('DIGIR_USE_CACHE',TRUE);

/**
* The location of a folder that is to contain the cached responses.
* it is ok to delete files from this folder- DiGIR will simply rebuild the
* files if necessary.
*/
//define('DIGIR_CACHE_DIRECTORY','c:/DiGIRprov/cache');

/** 
* Searches on text fields regarding case sensitivity
* Note that for databases that are not case sensitive you should set this
* TRUE.  If your database does do case sensitive searches (such as Oracle or
* MSSQLServer when so configured), then leaving this TRUE means that strings will
* be compared with case-senstive matching.  Setting FALSE will convert strings
* to lower case before comparison.
*/
//define('DIGIR_CASE_SENSITIVE_SEARCH', TRUE);

/**
* Note that it is also possible to change some of your default PHP operational
* parameters here.  For example, you could change the include_path setting
* to work with your system if you do not have access to the PHP.ini file.
* Example for Linux systems to add ".." to the path.  Note that ":" is used for
* separating entries in that OS.
*/

/*
$tmp = ini_get('include_path');
ini_set('include_path', $tmp.':..');
*/

/**
* Tell DiGIR not to load the mb_string (multibyte string) library.
* Uncommenting this will cause DiGIR to operate on the assumption that all
* strings are simple, 7bit ASCII.  Any extended characters will cause the
* generation of invalid XML, so do this with caution.
* You should only do this if you can not load the mb_string library and/or
* you are certain your metadata and data will only contain 7 bit characters.
*/
//define('DIGIR_USE_MBSTRING',FALSE);

/**
* Important: Make sure that there are no extra lines or spaces after the >
*/
?>