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#                  P4DB configuration file                     #
#                        Release: 2.1                          #
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#
#  The general format of the file is:
#   <identifier>:<data>
#   Whitespace is allowed before identifier and before data. 
#   The data format depends on the identifier
#
#   In whitespaces are NOT allowed in filenames specified in 
#   the configuration file.
#

###                            ###
###     Set up environment     ###
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  ### Specify path to p4 program 
  P4PATH: /home/fredric/bin/p4
 
  ### Specify path to icons (well, icon for 2.0)
   # If this is modified, be sure to move image as well
  HTML_ICON_PATH: ./icons

  ### Specify path to help files and other html
   # If this is modified, be sure to move README.html, P4DB_Help.html
   # and P4CGI.html.
  HTML_HELPFILE_PATH: .

  ### Set administrator(s) for P4DB.
    #  Data Format: <email address> <full name>
    #  One or more administrators can be specified. 
  P4DB_ADMIN: MrDDuck@disney.com  Donald Duck
  P4DB_ADMIN: MrMMouse@disney.com  M. Mouse

###                                        ###
###     Variables to facilitate ports      ###
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# NOTE!
#   You should pay special attention to this part if your OS is
#   Windows NT.

  ### NT needs the SHELL variable set to some UNIX-style shell
    # program (like kornshell in  MKS toolkit, check out 
    # http://www.datafocus.com/products/tk/ )
  SHELL: 

  ### P4DB sometimes needs to redirect error messages that should be 
   # ignored to a null device. God named the null device /dev/null
   # but Bill G. et.al. ignored this and called it NUL:
   # Make sure it is set to whatever your OS calls the null device.
   # Don't remove the "2>"-part unless you really know what you do.
  REDIRECT_ERROR_TO_NULL_DEVICE: 2>/dev/null

# >>>> this line should work for NT: (not tested) 
#  REDIRECT_ERROR_TO_NULL_DEVICE: 2>NUL: 

  ### P4DB sometimes needs to redirect error messages that should be 
   # parsed to the standard out stream. This is the command used
   # for this. 
  REDIRECT_ERROR_TO_STDOUT: 2>&1

###                                ###
###     Specify shortcut files     ###
###                                ###

# Format: <file name> ; <short description>
# NOTE! Whitespace not allowed in filename
# See README.html for details about shortcut files

  SHORTCUT_FILE:                   ; No shortcuts
  SHORTCUT_FILE: ./P4DB.shortcuts.txt ; Sample shortcuts
  SHORTCUT_FILE: ./P4DB.shortcuts2.txt; Sample shortcuts 2

###                        ###
###     Specify depots     ###
###                        ### 

  # Format: <host>:<port> <user> <client> <password> ; <short description>
  # (no spaces in password, user or client).
  #         For password: '*' equals no password
  # One depot per line
  DEPOT: localhost:1666           fredric fredric_client  *          ; My local depot
  DEPOT: p4:1666                  fredric fredric_client1 passwrd    ; At work
  DEPOT: public.perforce.com:1666 fredric none            *          ; Perforce Public Depot
  DEPOT: NoSuch:1666              Anyuser anyClient       aPassword  ; Nonexisting, for test

###                       ###
###     Color schemes     ###
###                       ###

  # Format:
  # <BGCOL> <TEXT COL> <LINK COL> <VLINK COL> <T-BGCOL> <T-TEXT COL> <HF-BGCOL> <HF-TEXT COL> ; <desc>
  #   where: BGCOL       is background color
  #          TEXT COL       text color
  #          LINK COL       link color
  #          VLINK COL      visited link color
  #          T-BGCOL        title background color
  #          T-TEXT COL     title text color
  #          HF-BGCOL       header/footer background color
  #          HF-TEXT COL    header/footer text color
  #          L-COL          legend color
  COLORS: #f0f0f0 black   #0000A0 #0000A0 #f0f0f0 blue  #e0e0e0 #e02020 ; Standard
  COLORS: #f0f8f0 black   #0000A0 #005050 #d0f0ff blue  #D0e0D0 #e02020 ; Some green
  COLORS: #ffffe0 black   blue    blue    #F0F080 red   #f0f0d0 #e02020 ; Some yellow
  COLORS: white   black   blue    blue    black   white white   black   ; B&W
  COLORS: #202020 white   yellow   yellow white   blue  black   white   ; Inverted B&W
  COLORS: #f0f0f0 black   blue    blue    #e0e0e0 black #d0d0d0 black   ; Grayscale
  COLORS: #307030 #00f090 #00ee00 #008866 #B0FFD0 green #002000 #20f020 ; Green
  COLORS: #FFF0F0 red     #CC33CC #CC55CC #FFE0FF blue  #ffe0e0 red     ; Pink

###                                        ###
###    Control miscellaneous behaviour     ###
###                                        ###

  # Control when warning should be printed for "unused client"
  # and "unused user".
  #   In the client and users lists P4DB will print a warning next
  #   to a client or user if it has not been used for a specified
  #   number of weeks. The default is 10 but can be changed here.
  UNUSED_CLIENT_WARNING_LEVEL: 10
  UNUSED_USER_WARNING_LEVEL:   10