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1	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
2	<!--
3	CCM Configuration File
4	=======================
5
6	Has to be inside the executeroot of the server.
7
8	All paths may be set to auto. If this is true, corinis will search for the correct paths.
9	The directories must be default to:
10	/cmsfiles - the cms file directory (for images)
11	/photos - the photolibrary
12	/WEB-INF/corinis.xml - the configuration xml
13	/WEB-INF/xsl - the xsls
14	/WEB-INF/templates - the cms templates
15	/WEB-INF/temp - the temp directory
16	/WEB-INF/logs - the log directory
17	/WEB-INF/verify.txt - the verify users mail body text
18	/WEB-INF/password.txt - the password retrieval mail body text
19
20	Additional Software Requirements:
21	-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
22	The following Software is not really required, but nice-to-have and allows some
23	extended features:
24
25	ImageMagick - for image manipulation
26	sendmail (or wrapper) - for faster sending of mails
27	-->
28
29	<CORINIS xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="corinis.xsd">
30	<!--
31	Database Configuration
32	======================
33	Insert the Database Driver and configuration parameter. Make sure the
34	Database Driver is in the classpath!
35	the log file will also contain corinis specific errors
36	CONNECTIONS specifies the number of concurrent connections opened at start (may become more)
37
38	support dbslangs are:
39	* mysql
40	* hsql
41	-->
42	<DATABASE>
43	<!-- for mysql: -->
44	<!--
45	<DRIVER>com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</DRIVER>
46	<JDBC>jdbc:mysql://$dbhost/$db?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=iso-8859-1</JDBC>
47	<USER>$dbuser</USER>
48	<PASS>$dbpass</PASS>
49	<DBSLANG>mysql</DBSLANG>
50	-->
51	<!-- for hsql: -->
52	<DRIVER>org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver</DRIVER>
53	<JDBC>auto</JDBC>
54	<USER>sa</USER>
55	<PASS />
56	<DBSLANG>hsql</DBSLANG>
57	<CONNECTIONS>5</CONNECTIONS>
58	<MAXCONNECTIONS>50</MAXCONNECTIONS>
59	<DBTIMEOUT>1000</DBTIMEOUT>
60	<LOG>auto</LOG>
61	</DATABASE>
62
63	<!--
64	2. Localization Options
65	=======================
66	Define local attributes as the date/time format
67
68	Symbols for the datetime format, the format is for input AND output:
69
70	Symbol Meaning Presentation Example
71	-=-=-= -=-=-=- -=-=-=-=-=-= -=-=-=-
72	G era designator (Text) AD
73	y year (Number) 1996
74	M month in year (Text & Number) July & 07
75	d day in month (Number) 10
76	h hour in am/pm (1~12) (Number) 12
77	H hour in day (0~23) (Number) 0
78	m minute in hour (Number) 30
79	s second in minute (Number) 55
80	S millisecond (Number) 978
81	E day in week (Text) Tuesday
82	D day in year (Number) 189
83	F day of week in month (Number) 2 (2nd Wed in July)
84	w week in year (Number) 27
85	W week in month (Number) 2
86	a am/pm marker (Text) PM
87	k hour in day (1~24) (Number) 24
88	K hour in am/pm (0~11) (Number) 0
89	z time zone (Text) Pacific Standard Time
90	' escape for text (Delimiter)
91	'' single quote (Literal) '
92
93	(Text): 4 or more pattern letters -use full form,
94	< 4 use short or abbreviated form if one exists.
95	(Number): the minimum number of digits. Shorter
96	numbers are zero-padded to this amount.
97	Year is handled specially; that is, if
98	the count of 'y' is 2, the Year will be
99	truncated to 2 digits.
100	(Text & Number): 3 or over, use text, otherwise
101	use number. Any characters in the pattern
102	that are not in the ranges of ['a'..'z']
103	and ['A'..'Z'] will be treated as quoted text.
104	For instance, characters like ':', '.', ' ', '#'
105	and '@' will appear in the resulting time text
106	even they are not embraced within single quotes.
107	A pattern containing any invalid pattern letter
108	will result in a thrown exception during
109	formatting or parsing.
110
111	Examples Using the US Locale:
112
113	Format Pattern Result
114	"yyyy.MM.dd G 'at' hh:mm:ss z" ->> 1996.07.10 AD at 15:08:56 PDT
115	"EEE, MMM d, ''yy" ->> Wed, July 10, '96
116	"h:mm a" ->> 12:08 PM
117	"hh 'o''clock' a, zzzz" ->> 12 o'clock PM, Pacific Daylight Time
118	"K:mm a, z" ->> 0:00 PM, PST
119	"yyyyy.MMMMM.dd GGG hh:mm aaa" ->> 1996.July.10 AD 12:08 PM
120
121	LOCALE: set the locale - used for string compares and sorting and the lucene search (de, en, fr, ru, ...)
122	CHARSET: specify the charset used for file reading/writing
123	-->
124	<LOCALIZATION>
125	<CHARSET>iso-8859-1</CHARSET>
126	<LOCALE>de</LOCALE>
127	<DATEFORMAT>MM/dd/yyyy</DATEFORMAT>
128	<TIMEFORMAT>HH:mm</TIMEFORMAT>
129	<DATETIMEFORMAT>MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm</DATETIMEFORMAT>
130	</LOCALIZATION>
131
132	<!--
133	Template Options
134	================
135	The absolute path to the xsl templates used for parsing
136	-->
137	<XSL>
138	<PATH>auto</PATH>
139	<CACHING>false</CACHING>
140	</XSL>
141
142	<!--
143	Webroot
144	=======
145	The absolute path of your webroot
146	-->
147	<WEBROOT>
148	<PATH>auto</PATH>
149	<URL>auto</URL>
150	</WEBROOT>
151
152	<!-- Set this to the path of the imagemagick executable
153	If you do not have imagemagick installeg you can get it
154	from www.imagemagick.org. If you can not install it
155	or do not want to, comment the following tag. Then
156	the internal function is used.
157	! NOTE !
158	Imagemagick is optimized for image manipulation, and
159	therefore better than javas internal functions. It is
160	freeware and open source. Using imagemagick also saves
161	a lot of process power and is much quicker than java.
162
163	Specify the path to the mogrify executable here.
164	You can also specify a manipulate action done before
165	mogrify for the photoalbum
166
167	The convert program is used by the image manipulator
168	from the multimedia library. It ONLY works, when
169	imagemagick is installed!
170	-->
171	<MEDIACONVERTER>
172	<MOGRIFY>mogrify +profile "*"</MOGRIFY>
173	<CONVERT>convert</CONVERT>
174	<CACHEFOLDER>auto</CACHEFOLDER>
175	<CACHEURL>auto</CACHEURL>
176	</MEDIACONVERTER>
177
178	<!--
179	Defines some variables for the upload of files.
180	The MAXSIZE defines the maximum filesize of an uploaded file.
181	You can use G for gigabyte M for Megabyte or K for kilobyte
182	(nothing defines bytes). Make sure to use upper-case chars only!
183	Make sure the CORE/TEMPPATH is set right, otherwise
184	bigger files wont be stored
185	-->
186	<UPLOAD>
187	<MAXSIZE>1G</MAXSIZE>
188	</UPLOAD>
189
190	<!--
191	Module Config
192	=============
193	Specify the names of the modules to load. Make sure to specify
194	the whole classpath to the module property
195	-->
196	<LOADMODULES>
197	<MODULE>corinis/modules/Core.properties</MODULE>
198	<MODULE>corinis/modules/Alerter.properties</MODULE>
199	</LOADMODULES>
200
201	<MODULES>
202	<!--
203	Core Module
204	TIMEOUT: the timeout (default ms, s - seconds, m - minutes, h - hours, d - days)
205	DEBUG: true: write all information to stdout inkl. full stacktrace, false put all you can into a file
206	TEMPPATH: a temporary path for storing some information
207	MACHINE: a unique namoe for the machine - normally it's ip
208	MACHINES/NAME: Specify the machines that run a corinis application
209	This is required for updates and cachings. It has to either be a dns-name or an ip
210	MASTER: the ip/dns of the master machine: this is where the rmi server is running (make sure it's
211	the same value as under MACHINES/NAME or the system gets confused)
212	CACHEREFRESH: when should the caching be renewed (default ms, s - seconds, m - minutes, h - hours, d - days)
213	this clears all caches and renews the most used ones. File caches (like fulltext search etc.) will also be
214	rebuild when cacherefresh hits - but internal caching will be used as long as possible so a cache rebuild should
215	not be noticed - depending on your architecture you should not set this below one day (normally 5-7d is a good value)
216	CACHEFOLDER: this is the folder where corinis will put cache files (like fulltext search, xmls for forum and cms) to.
217	You can delete all files, they will automatically be rebuild on start. Default: auto (=WEB-INF/cache/)
218	-->
219	<CORE>
220	<ADMINUSER>admin</ADMINUSER>
221	<ADMINPWD>admin</ADMINPWD>
222	<GUESTUSER>guest</GUESTUSER>
223
224	<!--
225	Following loglevels are available:
226	error: print only uncatched errrors
227	warning: oprint warnings
228	info: display process information (whats going on)
229	debug: display each item accessed/touched
230	coredebug: display all sql and in-process stuff (HUGE logfiles)
231	-->
232	<LOGFILE>auto</LOGFILE>
233	<LOGLEVEL>warning</LOGLEVEL>
234
235	<!--
236	Set ENCRYPT to FALSE/TRUE if you want the passwords to be encrypted
237	! IMPORTANT !
238	If you change this AFTER you already created some users, they have to
239	reenter their passwords (i.e. you have to do that as admin user), otherwise
240	you will not be able to logon to the system.
241	If you set it to true, you can use any rsa1 tool to generate the encrypted passwords.
242	-->
243	<ENCRYPT>true</ENCRYPT>
244
245	<CACHEFOLDER>auto</CACHEFOLDER>
246
247	<!--
248	Set debug to true to write to stdout instead of the logfile
249	-->
250	<DEBUG>true</DEBUG>
251	<TEMPPATH>auto</TEMPPATH>
252	<TIMEOUT>60m</TIMEOUT>
253
254
255	<LIFEDOMAIN>localhost</LIFEDOMAIN>
256	<MACHINE>127.0.0.1</MACHINE>
257	<MASTER>127.0.0.1</MASTER>
258	<MACHINES>
259	<NAME>127.0.0.1</NAME>
260	</MACHINES>
261	<CACHEREFRESH>24h</CACHEREFRESH>
262
263	<!--
264	These are file extension that are not allowed in the upload - nowhere
265	This prevents viruses etc. from being uploaded
266	-->
267	<DISALLOWEDEXTENSIONS>
268	<EXTENSION>jsp</EXTENSION>
269	<EXTENSION>shtml</EXTENSION>
270	<EXTENSION>php</EXTENSION>
271	<EXTENSION>php4</EXTENSION>
272	<EXTENSION>php5</EXTENSION>
273	<EXTENSION>cgi</EXTENSION>
274	<EXTENSION>asp</EXTENSION>
275	<EXTENSION>pl</EXTENSION>
276	<EXTENSION>exe</EXTENSION>
277	<EXTENSION>htaccess</EXTENSION>
278	</DISALLOWEDEXTENSIONS>
279	</CORE>
280
281	<!--
282	Properties for buildin user attributes
283	-->
284	<USERMANAGER>
285	<LOCALUSERNAME>
286	<MINLEN>4</MINLEN>
287	<CHARSALLOWED>1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_-()[]</CHARSALLOWED>
288	</LOCALUSERNAME>
289	<LOCALUSERAUTH>
290	<MINLEN>4</MINLEN>
291	</LOCALUSERAUTH>
292
293	<VERIFYUSERS>false</VERIFYUSERS>
294	<VERIFYREPLYNAME>noreply</VERIFYREPLYNAME>
295	<VERIFYREPLYEMAIL>noreply@localhost</VERIFYREPLYEMAIL>
296	<VERIFYREPLYSUBJECT>Verify your registration at localhost</VERIFYREPLYSUBJECT>
297	<VERIFYREPLYBODY>auto</VERIFYREPLYBODY>
298
299	<!--
300	users with a special right will be synced with an external file (one way only)
301	Type may be:
302	HTPASSWD
303	MD5 (user:md5sumofpassword)
304	PLAINTEXT (user:plaintextpassword)
305	the sync only happens when new users are created or passwords are changed.
306	complete sync is only possible when /CORINIS/CORE/ENCRYPT = false
307	File: auto (WEB-INF/.htpasswd)
308	-->
309	<USERSYNC>
310	<TYPE>htpasswd</TYPE>
311	<RIGHT>USERMANAGER_SYNC</RIGHT>
312	<FILE>auto</FILE>
313	</USERSYNC>
314	</USERMANAGER>
315
316	<!-- Named Guests
317	Allow guest users to login, with a username without a password.
318	If verifyusers is set to TRUE, users must verify their account before
319	being able to log in.
320	The file specified in verifymail is the mail body for verification - $name will be
321	replaced by the username, $verify by the verify string. The mail will be sent
322	as html-mail.
323	Make sure the email has an url similar to:
324	http://www.corinis.com/verify.jsp?Login_username=&username;&Login_verify=&verify;
325	where username and verify will be replaced by the generated values.
326	If you want to use ntlm auth enable the option and make sure that you call the Login.ntlmauth() function before
327	anything else.
328	If you want to authenticate against a domain controller enable it and set domain/domaincontroller
329	The defaultgroup(s) are added to the user if a new one has to be created.
330	If you want to enable basic authenticated set BASICAUTH to true - basic authenticaten
331	disables the use of guest users automaticalle since every not authenticated user gets a user/password
332	windoe (or not if using a domain authenticaton)
333	-->
334	<LOGIN>
335	<GUESTUSERS>true</GUESTUSERS>
336	<ALLOWEMAILLOGIN>false</ALLOWEMAILLOGIN>
337
338	<SALT>false</SALT>
339	<BASICAUTH>false</BASICAUTH>
340
341	<USENTLM>false</USENTLM>
342
343	<USENTDOMAINAUTH>false</USENTDOMAINAUTH>
344	<DOMAIN>CORINIS</DOMAIN>
345	<DOMAINCONTROLLER>192.168.1.1</DOMAINCONTROLLER>
346	<DEFAULTGROUP>ADMIN</DEFAULTGROUP>
347
348	<!-- if passwordreplybody is not set -> no way to retrieve the password -->
349	<PASSWORDRETRIEVAL>true</PASSWORDRETRIEVAL>
350	<PASSWORDREPLYNAME>noreply</PASSWORDREPLYNAME>
351	<PASSWORDREPLYEMAIL>noreply@localhost</PASSWORDREPLYEMAIL>
352	<PASSWORDREPLYSUBJECT>Your new password at localhost</PASSWORDREPLYSUBJECT>
353	<!-- Use $password; in the body which will be replaced by the user's password -->
354
355	<PASSWORDREPLYBODY>auto</PASSWORDREPLYBODY>
356	</LOGIN>
357	<!--
358	Mailcenter Module
359
360	The attachment dir does not have to be web accessable!
361
362	If you specify the MAILER entry, the system will use the specified program
363	to send mails (senmail style), if this entry does not exist it will use
364	the smtp server specified.
365
366	the maillog logs the messages sent through the mailcenter in xml format:
367	<MESSAGE>
368	<SUBJECT>
369	<SENDER>
370	<RECEPIENT>
371	<CC>
372	<BODY>
373	</MESSAGE>
374	-->
375	<MAILCENTER>
376	<!-- <MAILER>/usr/lib/sendmail -i -t</MAILER> -->
377	<POP>127.0.0.1</POP>
378	<DOMAIN>localhost</DOMAIN>
379	<SMTP>localhost</SMTP>
380	<LOG>auto</LOG>
381	<ATTACHDIR>auto</ATTACHDIR>
382	</MAILCENTER>
383
384	<!--
385	Cms Module
386
387	The upload dir has to be web accessable!
388	The uploadwebdir is the web path used when showing the documents!
389	The uploadfiledir is for download files and should therefore be at a not
390	web accessible location
391	The staticpath specifies the path where the static files are located (normally
392	the webroot). It is used for the admin filemanager and when static files from
393	the cms are created.
394	DATAFIELD specifies the content field were uploaded/parseable data is stored
395	(f.e. from a pdf, word or excel file)
396	RIGHTOVERRIDE: Allows to usage of the overriding-right request parameter (Document_right=)
397	SKIPLIFEVIEW: skip all right checking in life system
398	LINKCHECK: the time until the next linkcheck is being done (default ms, s - seconds, m - minutes, h - hours, d - days)
399	SYSTEM: Here you can set what kind of management system you want. Possible values are (you can either use then umber, or the name):
400	- default (3): use a quality management and life system (3-step system)
401	- noqm (2): skip the qm, documents go streight from edit to life (2-step system)
402	- onlylife (1): there is neither a qm, nor a life system. When pressing save it's on the page
403	STATIC/PATH: Where static rendered information (xml/xhtml for cms) will be stored
404	STATIC/RENDERGROUPS: the name of groups for which static renderd pages are served (if a user is more than one group, the highed priority will be used)
405	FILEMANAGERCACHE: a directory where filemanger xml caches are stored (xml file)
406	-->
407	<CMS>
408	<TEMPLATEPATH>auto</TEMPLATEPATH>
409	<STATIC enable="true">
410	<RENDERGROUPS>
411	<GROUP priority="1">GUEST</GROUP>
412	</RENDERGROUPS>
413	<PATH>auto</PATH>
414	</STATIC>
415
416	<UPLOADDIR>auto</UPLOADDIR>
417	<UPLOADWEBDIR>auto</UPLOADWEBDIR>
418	<CACHING>false</CACHING>
419	<SKIPLIFEVIEW>false</SKIPLIFEVIEW>
420	<DATAFIELD>data</DATAFIELD>
421	<RIGHTOVERRIDE>false</RIGHTOVERRIDE>
422	<LINKCHECK>1h</LINKCHECK>
423	<!--
424	The Linkstyle can be any combination of path
425	with $id replaced by the id and $path replaced
426	by the absolute path to the document.
427	Binary files will be automatically converted to their
428	path
429	If you want to use the real index.jsp for preview add
430	&preview=true - this wil cause the cms taglib to use
431	the edit system (if rights suffice)
432
433	For multilanguage/tree stuff use $top[ID:"path"\|ID2:"path2"\|"defaultpath"]
434	ie: $top[0:"en"\|121423:"de"\|"fr"]
435
436	if you created the index.jsp with the corinis taglib you can use &preview=true
437	to enable preview mode
438	-->
439	<LINKSTYLE>
440	<PREVIEW>/corinis/modules/Cms/preview.jsp?Document_id=$id</PREVIEW>
441	<LIFE>/index.jsp?Document_id=$id</LIFE>
442	</LINKSTYLE>
443
444	<!--
445	define the target for files:
446	INTERNAL: all internally linked documents
447	EXTERNAL: all external urls
448	FILES: all files (internal)
449	-->
450	<URLTARGET>
451	<INTERNAL />
452	<EXTERNAL>_ext</EXTERNAL>
453	<FILES>_blank</FILES>
454	</URLTARGET>
455
456	<!-- Enable the QM System [default\|fullqm] -->
457	<SYSTEM>default</SYSTEM>
458
459	</CMS>
460
461	<!--
462	Document Manager Module
463
464	The uploaddir points to where the files will be stored.
465	-->
466	<DOCUMENTMANAGER>
467	<UPLOADDIR>auto</UPLOADDIR>
468	</DOCUMENTMANAGER>
469
470	<!--
471	Forum Module
472	SUBSCRIBEEMAIL: the email address in the sent mail
473	SUBSCRIBEHEADER: the header of the message - you can use $name; $id; $title;
474	SUBSCRIBEBODY: path to a text file to be used as body, use $name; $id; $message; $title; in there
475	if BODY is set to auto the file WEB-INF/forumsubscribe.txt will be loaded
476	-->
477	<FORUM>
478	<SUBSCRIBEEMAIL>noreply@corinis.com</SUBSCRIBEEMAIL>
479	<SUBSCRIBENAME>noreply</SUBSCRIBENAME>
480	<SUBSCRIBESUBJECT>[Corinis Forum] New Forum Message: $title;</SUBSCRIBESUBJECT>
481	<SUBSCRIBEBODY>auto</SUBSCRIBEBODY>
482	</FORUM>
483
484	<!-- Webalbum Module -->
485	<PHOTOLIBRARY>
486	<IMAGEFOLDER>auto</IMAGEFOLDER>
487	<IMAGEWEBURL>auto</IMAGEWEBURL>
488	</PHOTOLIBRARY>
489	</MODULES>
490	</CORINIS>

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