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# THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE APACHE CONFIG FILE!!!!
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# What is it then? It's just an example of the
# kind of location section you're going to
# want to have. Edit the following stuff as
# needed, and then plug it into your httpd.conf.
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# Apache::Watchdog::RunAway configs:
# For more info on these, read perldoc Apache::Watchdog::RunAway
# The names of these vars correspond to the ones in those documents.
# Most of the defaults should work ok. Edit paths where necessary
#
# NOTE: These only need to appear once per *server*. If you do multiple
# location or virtualhost installs on one apache, you can cut here until
# after the first one.
# Note: people have a lot of problems with this. If you
# can get Apache::Scoreboard to compile, go ahead and set this up.
# Otherwise, leave it off. Currently, it's use is deprecated.
#
# use Apache::Watchdog::RunAway;
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::TIMEOUT = 80;
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::POLLTIME = 5;
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::DEBUG = 0;
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::LOCK_FILE = '/tmp/safehang.lock';
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::LOG_FILE = '/usr/local/apache/logs/watchdog.log';
# $Apache::Watchdog::RunAway::SCOREBOARD_URL = 'http://localhost/scoreboard';
#
# You also need to set up the scoreboard location,
# for Apache::Watchdog::RunAway. Again, only one of these should
# appear on any given server. It goes a little something like:
#PerlModule Apache::Scoreboard
#
# SetHandler perl-script
# PerlHandler Apache::Scoreboard::send
# order deny,allow
# deny from all
# allow from localhost
#
# Edit the path below to point to your scoop lib/ directory
use lib qw( /www/scoop/lib );
# This is the important bit:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Scoop::ApacheHandler
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# Edit these variables to match your
# local setup. Note that this is now the
# *only* place you need to enter this
# stuff.
##################################
# Pick which Database you're using
# The only Current DB supported is mySQL
PerlSetVar DBType mySQL
# PerlSetVar DBType Oracle
# PerlSetVar DBType postgres
# PerlSetVar DBType mSQL
# PerlSetVar DBType Sybase
## One MySQL specific Thing:
# Set the version of mysql you're using
# this is here to preserve compatibility with
# 3.22, 3.23, 4.0x, and 4.1x. Needs to be one of these values:
# 3.22 - DEPRECATED If you're running MySQL 3.22, you really should
# upgrade.
# 3.23 - older stable version
# 4.0 - current stable version
# 4.1 - developement version
#
# If you set mysql_version to 4.0 or 4.1, Scoop will use some of the
# newer mysql features that are NOT present in MySQL 3.23.x. If you are
# not running MySQL 4.x, set this var to 3.23 (or 3.22 as appropriate),
# and Scoop will ignore them. Do not try to use the 4.x features in
# 3.23 or 3.22, because they will not work!
PerlSetVar mysql_version __MYSQL_VER__
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## Some Oracle Specific stuff:
# Standard ORACLE_HOME Env
# PerlSetVar ORACLE_HOME /oraexe/app/oracle/product/8.1.5
# Schema information for Oracle
# if you're going to be using a different login and no aliasing
# if you're not sure that you need this, ask your DBA
# PerlSetVar Schema scoop
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# Database Config:
# The name of your scoop Database
# will become 'TWO_TASK' ENV if Oracle
PerlSetVar db_name __DBNAME__
# The host where mySQL is running
PerlSetVar db_host __DBHOST__
# The user to connect as
PerlSetVar db_user __DBUSER__
# The user's database password
PerlSetVar db_pass __DBPASS__
# Archive config:
# Set these vars if you use an archive database
#PerlSetVar db_name_archive __DBNAMEARCHIVE__
# The host where mySQL is running
#PerlSetVar db_host_archive __DBHOSTARCHIVE__
# The user to connect as
#PerlSetVar db_user_archive __DBUSERARCHIVE__
# The user's database password
#PerlSetVar db_pass_archive __DBPASSARCHIVE__
# Memcached config
# Set 'memcached_servers' to the address and port of where your
# memached servers are running. If you have more than one, separate
# them with commas. Ex: 127.0.0.1:11211
#PerlSetVar memcached_servers 127.0.0.1:11211
# Set 'memcached_compress' to your desired level of compression it
# will use. We have 10_000 here as a reasonalbe default
#PerlSetVar memcached_compress 10_000
# Slave Config
# Set this if you're using a slave db
#PerlSetVar db_name_slave __SLAVENAME__
# the slave host. If you have more than one, seperate them with
# commas: i.e., 1.2.3.4,1.2.3.5,1.2.3.6
#PerlSetVar db_host_slave __SLAVEHOST__
# slave db user
#PerlSetVar db_user_slave __SLAVEUSER__
# slave db pass
#PerlSetVar db_pass_slave __SLAVEPASS__
# Archive Slave Config
# Set this if you're using a slave archive db
#PerlSetVar db_name_slave_arch __SLAVENAMEARCH__
# the slave host. If you have more than one, seperate them with
# commas: i.e., 1.2.3.4,1.2.3.5,1.2.3.6
#PerlSetVar db_host_slave_arch __SLAVEHOSTARCH__
# slave db user
#PerlSetVar db_user_slave_arch __SLAVEUSERARCH__
# slave db pass
#PerlSetVar db_pass_slave_arch __SLAVEPASSARCH__
# Set below to your host name if you're
# using a two-server proxy type system.
# It will let the mod_perl server know what
# name it's supposed to go by. Most will just leave
# this alone.
#PerlSetVar mailname www.mysite.com
# This is the path to the VERSION file in scoop, will be
# used with op=stats eventually
my $vfile = '/www/scoop/VERSION';
my $v = do $vfile;
push(@{ $Location{'__URL_PATH__'}->{PerlSetVar} },
[ scoop_version => $v->{Version} ],
[ scoop_date => $v->{Date} ],
[ scoop_revision => $v->{Revision} ],
[ scoop_author => $v->{Author} ],
[ scoop_state => $v->{State} ]
);
# Cookie config-- put the host name for cookie targeting here.
# Note that it *must* have at least 2 dots-- so to send
# cookies to any host in 'foo.org', enter ".foo.org"
# The "path" part of the cookie will be done automagically
# using the "rootdir" var (you DID set that, right? Read INSTALL)
PerlSetVar cookie_host __COOKIE_HOST__
# Mail::Sendmail Config-- enter your SMTP host here
PerlSetVar SMTP __SMTP_SERVER__
# Enter a "site id" below-- Any string is fine, just
# make sure it's unique for this partuclar site.
PerlSetVar site_id __SITE_ID__
# Enter a site key below. This is used as the key for
# some Blowfish encrypted form variables, which are
# used to prevent IP spoofing. It can be as long as you
# like, and needs to be as unguessable as possible.
# DO NOT USE AN OBVIOUS VALUE! A bunch of quasi-random
# characters will do.
# ex: mmDfhbT4837%jQQaamOF0)(#??/Q
PerlSetVar site_key __SITE_KEY__
# DB Failure page. This page will be displayed if the db
# goes away instead of the usual "Internal Server Error" page.
# By default, it lives in /pages/dbdown.html. An example is provided.
PerlSetVar dbdown_page /pages/dbdown.html
# Linkpoint cc processing settings.
# See doc/Linkpoint.howto for instructions.
# If you're not using the Linkpoint payment system,
# just leave these commented out.
#PerlSetVar linkpt_host secure.linkpt.net
#PerlSetVar linkpt_port 1139
#PerlSetVar linkpt_store xxxxxx
#PerlSetVar linkpt_keyfile /www/scoop/lib/LPERL/xxxxxx.pem
#PerlSetVar lbin_location /www/scoop/lib/LPERL/lbin
#PerlSetVar lbin_tmp_dir /www/scoop/cctmp
# This should be the full path the the startup.pl file in your scoop install
PerlRequire /www/scoop/etc/startup.pl
# Replace the fist bit with the URL path to your images, and the second with
# the filesystem path to the "html/images" subdir in your scoop distro
# (or wherever you put the images). This has to come AFTER the main Location
# section.
Alias __URL_PATH__/images/ "/www/scoop/html/images/"
SetHandler default-handler
SetHandler default-handler
#This seems a little odd, but it fixes a problem with location based installs
#where apache didn't know where to find backend.rdf and dynamic-comments.js
Alias __URL_PATH__ "/www/scoop/html/"
SetHandler default-handler