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1 <?php 2 # Mantis - a php based bugtracking system 3 4 # Copyright (C) 2000 - 2002 Kenzaburo Ito - kenito@300baud.org 5 # Copyright (C) 2002 - 2007 Mantis Team - mantisbt-dev@lists.sourceforge.net 6 7 # Mantis is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 8 # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 9 # the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or 10 # (at your option) any later version. 11 # 12 # Mantis is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 13 # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 14 # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 15 # GNU General Public License for more details. 16 # 17 # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 18 # along with Mantis. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. 19 20 # -------------------------------------------------------- 21 # $Id: config_defaults_inc.php,v 1.364.2.6 2007-10-28 15:39:30 nuclear_eclipse Exp $ 22 # -------------------------------------------------------- 23 24 25 ########################################################################### 26 # CONFIGURATION VARIABLES 27 ########################################################################### 28 29 # config_defaults_inc.php 30 31 # This file should not be changed. If you want to override any of the values 32 # defined here, define them in a file called config_inc.php, which will 33 # be loaded after this file. 34 35 # In general a value of OFF means the feature is disabled and ON means the 36 # feature is enabled. Any other cases will have an explanation. 37 38 # For more details see http://manual.mantisbt.org/ 39 40 ################################ 41 # Mantis Database Settings 42 ################################ 43 44 # --- database variables --------- 45 46 # set these values to match your setup 47 48 # hostname should be either a hostname or connection string to supply to adodb. 49 # For example, if you would like to connect to a mysql server on the local machine, 50 # set hostname to 'localhost', and db_type to 'mysql'. 51 # If you need to supply a port to connect to, set hostname as 'localhost:3306'. 52 $g_hostname = 'localhost'; 53 $g_db_username = 'root'; 54 $g_db_password = ''; 55 $g_database_name = 'bugtracker'; 56 $g_db_schema = ''; // used in the case of db2 57 58 # Supported types: 'mysql' or 'mysqli' for MySQL, 'pgsql' for PostgreSQL, 59 # 'mssql' for MS SQL Server, 'oci8' for Oracle, and 'db2' for DB2. 60 $g_db_type = 'mysql'; 61 62 ############################ 63 # Mantis Path Settings 64 ############################ 65 66 # --- path variables -------------- 67 68 # path to your installation as seen from the web browser 69 # requires trailing / 70 if ( isset ( $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ) ) { 71 $t_protocol = 'http'; 72 if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTPS'] ) && ( strtolower( $_SERVER['HTTPS'] ) != 'off' ) ) { 73 $t_protocol = 'https'; 74 } 75 76 # $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] is not defined in case of php-cgi.exe 77 if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] ) ) { 78 $t_port = ':' . $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']; 79 if ( ( ':80' == $t_port && 'http' == $t_protocol ) 80 || ( ':443' == $t_port && 'https' == $t_protocol )) { 81 $t_port = ''; 82 } 83 } else { 84 $t_port = ''; 85 } 86 87 if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST'] ) ) { // Support ProxyPass 88 $t_host = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST']; 89 } else if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ) ) { 90 $t_host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; 91 } else if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] ) ) { 92 $t_host = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . $t_port; 93 } else if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] ) ) { 94 $t_host = $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] . $t_port; 95 } else { 96 $t_host = 'www.example.com'; 97 } 98 99 $t_path = dirname( strip_tags( $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ) ); 100 if ( '/' == $t_path || '\\' == $t_path ) { 101 $t_path = ''; 102 } 103 104 $g_path = $t_protocol . '://' . $t_host . $t_path.'/'; 105 } else { 106 $g_path = 'http://www.example.com/mantis/'; 107 } 108 109 # path to your images directory (for icons) 110 # requires trailing / 111 $g_icon_path = '%path%images/'; 112 113 # absolute path to your installation. Requires trailing / or \ 114 # Symbolic links are allowed since release 0.17.3 115 $g_absolute_path = dirname( __FILE__ ) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR; 116 117 # absolute patch to your core files. The default is usually OK, 118 # unless you moved the 'core' directory out of your webroot (recommended). 119 $g_core_path = $g_absolute_path . 'core' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR; 120 121 # Used to link to manual for User Documentation. 122 $g_manual_url = 'http://manual.mantisbt.org/'; 123 124 ############################# 125 # Web Server 126 ############################# 127 128 # Using Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 129 if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'] ) ) { # SERVER_SOFTWARE not defined in case of php-cgi.exe 130 $g_use_iis = ( strstr( $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'IIS' ) !== false ) ? ON : OFF; 131 } else { 132 $g_use_iis = OFF; 133 } 134 135 136 ############################# 137 # Configuration Settings 138 ############################# 139 140 # The following list of variables should never be in the database. 141 # These patterns will be concatenated and used as a regular expression 142 # to bypass the database lookup and look here for appropriate global settings. 143 $g_global_settings = array( 144 '_table$', 'cookie', '^db_', 'hostname', 'database_name', 145 '_path$', 'use_iis', 'language', 'use_javascript', 'display_errors', 'stop_on_errors', 'login_method', '_file$', 146 'anonymous', 'content_expire', 'html_valid_tags', 'custom_headers', 'rss_key_seed' 147 ); 148 149 ############################# 150 # Signup and Lost Password 151 ############################# 152 153 # --- signup ---------------------- 154 155 # allow users to signup for their own accounts. 156 # Mail settings must be correctly configured in order for this to work 157 $g_allow_signup = ON; 158 159 # Max. attempts to login using a wrong password before lock the account. 160 # When locked, it's required to reset the password (lost password) 161 # Value resets to zero at each successfully login 162 # Set to OFF to disable this control 163 $g_max_failed_login_count = OFF; 164 165 # access level required to be notified when a new user has been created using the "signup form" 166 $g_notify_new_user_created_threshold_min = ADMINISTRATOR; 167 168 # if ON users will be sent their password when reset. 169 # if OFF the password will be set to blank. If set to ON, mail settings must be 170 # correctly configured. 171 $g_send_reset_password = ON; 172 173 # String used to generate the confirm_hash for the 'lost password' feature and captcha code for 'signup' 174 # ATTENTION: CHANGE IT TO WHATEVER VALUE YOU PREFER 175 $g_password_confirm_hash_magic_string = 'blowfish'; 176 177 # --- captcha image --------------- 178 179 # use captcha image to validate subscription it requires GD library installed 180 $g_signup_use_captcha = ON; 181 182 # absolute path (with trailing slash!) to folder which contains your TrueType-Font files 183 # used to create the captcha image and since 0.19.3 for the Relationship Graphs 184 $g_system_font_folder = 'c:/winnt/fonts/'; 185 186 # font name used to create the captcha image. i.e. arial.ttf 187 # (the font file has to exist in the system_font_folder) 188 $g_font_per_captcha = 'arial.ttf'; 189 190 # --- lost password ------------- 191 192 # Setting to disable the 'lost your password' feature. 193 $g_lost_password_feature = ON; 194 195 # Max. simultaneous requests of 'lost password' 196 # When this value is reached, it's no longer possible to request new password reset 197 # Value resets to zero at each successfully login 198 $g_max_lost_password_in_progress_count = 3; 199 200 ############################# 201 # Mantis Email Settings 202 ############################# 203 204 # --- email variables ------------- 205 $g_administrator_email = 'administrator@example.com'; 206 $g_webmaster_email = 'webmaster@example.com'; 207 208 # the sender email, part of 'From: ' header in emails 209 $g_from_email = 'noreply@example.com'; 210 211 # the sender name, part of 'From: ' header in emails 212 $g_from_name = 'Mantis Bug Tracker'; 213 214 # the return address for bounced mail 215 $g_return_path_email = 'admin@example.com'; 216 217 # allow email notification 218 # note that if this is disabled, sign-up and password reset messages will 219 # not be sent. 220 $g_enable_email_notification = ON; 221 222 # The following two config options allow you to control who should get email 223 # notifications on different actions/statuses. The first option (default_notify_flags) 224 # sets the default values for different user categories. The user categories 225 # are: 226 # 227 # 'reporter': the reporter of the bug 228 # 'handler': the handler of the bug 229 # 'monitor': users who are monitoring a bug 230 # 'bugnotes': users who have added a bugnote to the bug 231 # 'threshold_max': all users with access <= max 232 # 'threshold_min': ..and with access >= min 233 # 234 # The second config option (notify_flags) sets overrides for specific actions/statuses. 235 # If a user category is not listed for an action, the default from the config 236 # option above is used. The possible actions are: 237 # 238 # 'new': a new bug has been added 239 # 'owner': a bug has been assigned to a new owner 240 # 'reopened': a bug has been reopened 241 # 'deleted': a bug has been deleted 242 # 'updated': a bug has been updated 243 # 'bugnote': a bugnote has been added to a bug 244 # 'sponsor': sponsorship has changed on this bug 245 # 'relation': a relationship has changed on this bug 246 # '<status>': eg: 'resolved', 'closed', 'feedback', 'acknowledged', ...etc. 247 # this list corresponds to $g_status_enum_string 248 249 # 250 # If you wanted to have all developers get notified of new bugs you might add 251 # the following lines to your config file: 252 # 253 # $g_notify_flags['new']['threshold_min'] = DEVELOPER; 254 # $g_notify_flags['new']['threshold_max'] = DEVELOPER; 255 # 256 # You might want to do something similar so all managers are notified when a 257 # bug is closed. If you didn't want reporters to be notified when a bug is 258 # closed (only when it is resolved) you would use: 259 # 260 # $g_notify_flags['closed']['reporter'] = OFF; 261 262 $g_default_notify_flags = array('reporter' => ON, 263 'handler' => ON, 264 'monitor' => ON, 265 'bugnotes' => ON, 266 'threshold_min' => NOBODY, 267 'threshold_max' => NOBODY); 268 269 # We don't need to send these notifications on new bugs 270 # (see above for info on this config option) 271 #@@@ (though I'm not sure they need to be turned off anymore 272 # - there just won't be anyone in those categories) 273 # I guess it serves as an example and a placeholder for this 274 # config option 275 $g_notify_flags['new'] = array('bugnotes' => OFF, 276 'monitor' => OFF); 277 278 # Whether user's should receive emails for their own actions 279 $g_email_receive_own = OFF; 280 281 # set to OFF to disable email check 282 $g_validate_email = ( substr( php_uname(), 0, 7 ) == 'Windows' ) ? OFF : ON; 283 $g_check_mx_record = OFF; # Not supported under Windows. 284 285 # if ON, allow the user to omit an email field 286 # note if you allow users to create their own accounts, they 287 # must specify an email at that point, no matter what the value 288 # of this option is. Otherwise they wouldn't get their passwords. 289 $g_allow_blank_email = OFF; 290 291 # Only allow and send email to addresses in the given domain 292 # For example: 293 # $g_limit_email_domain = 'users.sourceforge.net'; 294 $g_limit_email_domain = OFF; 295 296 # This specifies the access level that is needed to get the mailto: links. 297 $g_show_user_email_threshold = NOBODY; 298 299 # If use_x_priority is set to ON, what should the value be? 300 # Urgent = 1, Not Urgent = 5, Disable = 0 301 # Note: some MTAs interpret X-Priority = 0 to mean 'Very Urgent' 302 $g_mail_priority = 3; 303 304 # select the method to mail by: 305 # 0 - mail() 306 # 1 - sendmail 307 # 2 - SMTP 308 $g_phpMailer_method = 0; 309 310 # This option allows you to use a remote SMTP host. Must use the phpMailer script 311 # One or more hosts, separated by a semicolon, can be listed. 312 # You can also specify a different port for each host by using this 313 # format: [hostname:port] (e.g. "smtp1.example.com:25;smtp2.example.com"). 314 # Hosts will be tried in order. 315 $g_smtp_host = 'localhost'; 316 317 # These options allow you to use SMTP Authentication when you use a remote 318 # SMTP host with phpMailer. If smtp_username is not '' then the username 319 # and password will be used when logging in to the SMTP server. 320 $g_smtp_username = ''; 321 $g_smtp_password = ''; 322 323 # It is recommended to use a cronjob or a scheduler task to send emails. 324 # The cronjob should typically run every 5 minutes. If no cronjob is used, 325 # then user will have to wait for emails to be sent after performing an action 326 # which triggers notifications. This slows user performance. 327 $g_email_send_using_cronjob = OFF; 328 329 # Specify whether e-mails should be sent with the category set or not. This is tested 330 # with Microsoft Outlook. More testing for this feature + other formats will be added 331 # in the future. 332 # OFF, EMAIL_CATEGORY_PROJECT_CATEGORY (format: [Project] Category) 333 $g_email_set_category = OFF; 334 335 # --- email separator and padding ------------ 336 $g_email_separator1 = str_pad('', 70, '='); 337 $g_email_separator2 = str_pad('', 70, '-'); 338 $g_email_padding_length = 28; 339 340 ############################# 341 # Mantis Version String 342 ############################# 343 344 # --- version variables ----------- 345 $g_show_version = ON; 346 347 ################################ 348 # Mantis Language Settings 349 ################################ 350 351 # --- language settings ----------- 352 353 # If the language is set to 'auto', the actual 354 # language is determined by the user agent (web browser) 355 # language preference. 356 $g_default_language = 'english'; 357 358 # list the choices that the users are allowed to choose 359 $g_language_choices_arr = array( 360 'auto', 361 'bulgarian', 362 'catalan', 363 'chinese_simplified', 364 'chinese_traditional', 365 'croatian', 366 'czech', 367 'danish', 368 'dutch', 369 'english', 370 'estonian', 371 'finnish', 372 'french', 373 'german', 374 'german_eintrag', 375 'greek', 376 'hebrew', 377 'hungarian', 378 'icelandic', 379 'italian', 380 'japanese', 381 'korean', 382 'latvian', 383 'lithuanian', 384 'norwegian', 385 'polish', 386 'portuguese_brazil', 387 'portuguese_standard', 388 'romanian', 389 'russian', 390 'serbian', 391 'slovak', 392 'slovene', 393 'spanish', 394 'swedish', 395 'turkish', 396 'ukrainian', 397 'urdu', 398 ); 399 400 # Browser language mapping for 'auto' language selection 401 $g_language_auto_map = array( 402 'bg' => 'bulgarian', 403 'ca' => 'catalan', 404 'zh-cn, zh-sg, zh' => 'chinese_simplified', 405 'zh-hk, zh-tw' => 'chinese_traditional', 406 'cs' => 'czech', 407 'da' => 'danish', 408 'nl-be, nl' => 'dutch', 409 'en-us, en-gb, en-au, en' => 'english', 410 'et' => 'estonian', 411 'fi' => 'finnish', 412 'fr-ca, fr-be, fr-ch, fr' => 'french', 413 'de-de, de-at, de-ch, de' => 'german', 414 'he' => 'hebrew', 415 'hu' => 'hungarian', 416 'hr' => 'croatian', 417 'is' => 'icelandic', 418 'it-ch, it' => 'italian', 419 'ja' => 'japanese', 420 'ko' => 'korean', 421 'lt' => 'lithuanian', 422 'lv' => 'latvian', 423 'no' => 'norwegian', 424 'pl' => 'polish', 425 'pt-br' => 'portugese_brazil', 426 'pt' => 'portugese_standard', 427 'ro-mo, ro' => 'romanian', 428 'ru-mo, ru-ru, ru-ua, ru' => 'russian', 429 'sr' => 'serbian', 430 'sk' => 'slovak', 431 'sl' => 'slovene', 432 'es-mx, es-co, es-ar, es-cl, es-pr, es' => 'spanish', 433 'sv-fi, sv' => 'swedish', 434 'tr' => 'turkish', 435 'uk' => 'ukrainian' 436 ); 437 438 # Fallback for automatic language selection 439 $g_fallback_language = 'english'; 440 441 ############################### 442 # Mantis Display Settings 443 ############################### 444 445 # --- sitewide variables ---------- 446 $g_window_title = 'Mantis'; # browser window title 447 $g_page_title = ''; # title at top of html page (empty by default, since there is a logo now) 448 449 # --- advanced views -------------- 450 # BOTH, SIMPLE_ONLY, ADVANCED_ONLY 451 $g_show_report = BOTH; 452 $g_show_update = BOTH; 453 $g_show_view = BOTH; 454 455 # --- top menu items -------------- 456 # Specifies whether to enable support for project documents or not. 457 $g_enable_project_documentation = ON; 458 459 # --- footer menu ----------------- 460 # Display another instance of the menu at the bottom. The top menu will still remain. 461 $g_show_footer_menu = OFF; 462 463 # --- show extra menu bar with all available projects --- 464 $g_show_project_menu_bar = OFF; 465 466 # --- show extra dropdown for subprojects --- 467 # Shows only top projects in the project dropdown and adds an extra dropdown for subprojects. 468 $g_show_extended_project_browser = OFF; 469 470 # --- show assigned to names ------ 471 # This is in the view all pages 472 $g_show_assigned_names = ON; 473 474 # --- show priority as icon --- 475 # OFF: Shows priority as icon in view all bugs page 476 # ON: Shows priority as text in view all bugs page 477 $g_show_priority_text = OFF; 478 479 # A configuration option that identifies the columns to be shown on the View Issues page. 480 # In Mantis 1.1, this option can be overriden using the Generic Configuration screen. 481 # This configuration can be overriden dynamically by overriding the custom function "get_columns_to_view". 482 # Some of the columns specified here can be removed automatically if they conflict with other configuration. 483 # For example, sponsorship_total will be removed if sponsorships are disabled. 484 # To include custom field 'xyz', include the column name as 'custom_xyz'. 485 # 486 # Standard Column Names (i.e. names to choose from): 487 # selection, edit, id, project_id, reporter_id, handler_id, priority, reproducibility, projection, eta, 488 # resolution, fixed_in_version, view_state, os, os_build, platform, version, date_submitted, attachment, 489 # category, sponsorship_total, severity, status, last_updated, summary, bugnotes_count 490 $g_view_issues_page_columns = array ( 'selection', 'edit', 'priority', 'id', 'sponsorship_total', 'bugnotes_count', 'attachment', 'category', 'severity', 'status', 'last_updated', 'summary' ); 491 492 # A configuration option that identifies the columns to be show on the print issues page. 493 # In Mantis 1.1, this option can be overriden using the Generic Configuration screen. 494 # This configuration can be overriden dynamically by overriding the custom function "get_columns_to_view". 495 $g_print_issues_page_columns = array ( 'selection', 'priority', 'id', 'sponsorship_total', 'bugnotes_count', 'attachment', 'category', 'severity', 'status', 'last_updated', 'summary' ); 496 497 # A configuration option that identifies the columns to be include in the CSV export. 498 # In Mantis 1.1, this option can be overriden using the Generic Configuration screen. 499 # This configuration can be overriden dynamically by overriding the custom function "get_columns_to_view". 500 $g_csv_columns = array ( 'id', 'project_id', 'reporter_id', 'handler_id', 'priority', 'severity', 'reproducibility', 'version', 'projection', 'category', 'date_submitted', 'eta', 'os', 'os_build', 'platform', 'view_state', 'last_updated', 'summary', 'status', 'resolution', 'fixed_in_version', 'duplicate_id' ); 501 502 # --- show projects when in All Projects mode --- 503 $g_show_bug_project_links = ON; 504 505 # --- Position of the status colour legend, can be: STATUS_LEGEND_POSITION_* 506 # --- see constant_inc.php. (*: TOP , BOTTOM , or BOTH) 507 $g_status_legend_position = STATUS_LEGEND_POSITION_BOTTOM; 508 509 # --- Show a legend with percentage of bug status 510 # --- x% of all bugs are new, y% of all bugs are assigned and so on. 511 # --- If set to ON it will printed below the status colour legend. 512 $g_status_percentage_legend = OFF; 513 514 # --- Position of the filter box, can be: FILTER_POSITION_* 515 # FILTER_POSITION_TOP, FILTER_POSITION_BOTTOM, or 0 for none. 516 $g_filter_position = FILTER_POSITION_TOP; 517 518 # --- show product versions in create, view and update screens 519 # ON forces display even if none are defined 520 # OFF suppresses display 521 # AUTO suppresses the display if there are no versions defined for the project 522 $g_show_product_version = AUTO; 523 524 # -- show users with their real name or not 525 $g_show_realname = OFF; 526 $g_differentiate_duplicates = OFF; # leave off for now 527 528 # -- sorting for names in dropdown lists. If turned on, "Jane Doe" will be sorted with the "D"s 529 $g_sort_by_last_name = OFF; 530 531 # Show user avatar 532 # the current implementation is based on http://www.gravatar.com 533 # users will need to register there the same address used in 534 # this mantis installation to have their avatar shown 535 # Please note: upon registration or avatar change, it takes some time for 536 # the updated gravatar images to show on sites 537 $g_show_avatar = OFF; 538 539 # Only users above this threshold will have their avatar shown 540 $g_show_avatar_threshold = DEVELOPER; 541 542 # Default avatar for users without a gravatar account 543 $g_default_avatar = "%path%images/no_avatar.png"; 544 545 ############################ 546 # Mantis JPGRAPH Addon 547 ############################ 548 549 # --- jpgraph settings --- # 550 # Initial Version from Duncan Lisset 551 # 552 # To use the Jpgraph addon you need the JPGRAPH package from 553 # http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/index.php 554 # You can place the package whereever you want, but you have 555 # to set the var in jpgraph.php eg. 556 # (DEFINE('DIR_BASE','/www/mantisbt/jpgraph/');) 557 558 $g_use_jpgraph = OFF; 559 $g_jpgraph_path = '.' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'jpgraph' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR; # dont forget the ending slash! 560 561 # use antialiasing - Enabling anti-aliasing will greatly improve the visual apperance of certain graphs. 562 # Note: Using anti-aliasing makes line drawing roughly 8 time slower than normal lines 563 $g_jpgraph_antialias = ON; 564 565 # what truetype font will the graphs use. Allowed values are 'arial', 'verdana', 'courier', 'book', 'comic', 'times', 566 # 'georgia', 'trebuche', 'vera', 'veramono', or 'veraserif'. Refer to the jpgraph manual for details. 567 # NOTE: these fonts need to be installed in the TTF_DIR as specified to jpgraph 568 $g_graph_font = ''; 569 570 # what width is used to scale the graphs. 571 $g_graph_window_width = 800; 572 # bar graph aspect ration (height / width) 573 $g_graph_bar_aspect = 0.9; 574 575 # how many graphs to put in each row in the advanced summary page 576 $g_graph_summary_graphs_per_row = 2; 577 578 # initial graph type selected on bug_graph_page (see that page for possible values) 579 # 0 asks user to select 580 $g_default_graph_type = 0; 581 582 # graph colours, once the list is exhausted it will repeat 583 $g_graph_colors = array('coral', 'red', 'blue', 'black', 'green', 'orange', 'pink', 'brown', 'gray', 584 'blueviolet','chartreuse','fuschia','indigo'); 585 586 ############################ 587 # Mantis Time Settings 588 ############################ 589 590 # time for 'permanent' cookie to live in seconds (1 year) 591 $g_cookie_time_length = 30000000; 592 593 # minutes to wait before document is stale (in minutes) 594 $g_content_expire = 0; 595 596 # The time (in seconds) to allow for page execution during long processes 597 # such as upgrading your database. 598 # The default value of 0 indicates that the page should be allowed to 599 # execute until it is finished. 600 $g_long_process_timeout = 0; 601 602 ############################ 603 # Mantis Date Settings 604 ############################ 605 606 # --- date format settings -------- 607 # date format strings defaults to ISO 8601 formatting 608 # go to http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php 609 # for detailed instructions on date formatting 610 $g_short_date_format = 'Y-m-d'; 611 $g_normal_date_format = 'Y-m-d H:i'; 612 $g_complete_date_format = 'Y-m-d H:i T'; 613 614 ############################ 615 # Mantis News Settings 616 ############################ 617 618 # --- Limit News Items ------------ 619 # limit by entry count or date 620 # BY_LIMIT - entry limit 621 # BY_DATE - by date 622 $g_news_limit_method = BY_LIMIT; 623 624 # limit by last X entries 625 $g_news_view_limit = 7; 626 627 # limit by days 628 $g_news_view_limit_days = 30; 629 630 # threshold for viewing private news 631 $g_private_news_threshold = DEVELOPER; 632 633 ################################## 634 # Mantis Default Preferences 635 ################################## 636 637 # --- signup default --------------- 638 # look in constant_inc.php for values 639 $g_default_new_account_access_level = REPORTER; 640 641 # Default Bug View Status (VS_PUBLIC or VS_PRIVATE) 642 $g_default_bug_view_status = VS_PUBLIC; 643 644 # Default value for steps to reproduce field. 645 $g_default_bug_steps_to_reproduce = ''; 646 647 # Default value for addition information field. 648 $g_default_bug_additional_info = ''; 649 650 # Default Bugnote View Status (VS_PUBLIC or VS_PRIVATE) 651 $g_default_bugnote_view_status = VS_PUBLIC; 652 653 # Default bug severity when reporting a new bug 654 $g_default_bug_severity = MINOR; 655 656 # Default bug priority when reporting a new bug 657 $g_default_bug_priority = NORMAL; 658 659 # Default bug reproducibility when reporting a new bug 660 $g_default_bug_reproducibility = REPRODUCIBILITY_HAVENOTTRIED; 661 662 # Default bug category when reporting a new bug 663 $g_default_bug_category = ''; 664 665 # --- viewing defaults ------------ 666 # site defaults for viewing preferences 667 $g_default_limit_view = 50; 668 $g_default_show_changed = 6; 669 $g_hide_status_default = CLOSED; 670 $g_show_sticky_issues = 'on'; 671 672 # make sure people aren't refreshing too often 673 $g_min_refresh_delay = 10; # in minutes 674 675 # --- account pref defaults ------- 676 $g_default_advanced_report = OFF; 677 $g_default_advanced_view = OFF; 678 $g_default_advanced_update = OFF; 679 $g_default_refresh_delay = 30; # in minutes 680 $g_default_redirect_delay = 2; # in seconds 681 $g_default_bugnote_order = 'ASC'; 682 $g_default_email_on_new = ON; 683 $g_default_email_on_assigned = ON; 684 $g_default_email_on_feedback = ON; 685 $g_default_email_on_resolved = ON; 686 $g_default_email_on_closed = ON; 687 $g_default_email_on_reopened = ON; 688 $g_default_email_on_bugnote = ON; 689 $g_default_email_on_status = 0; # @@@ Unused 690 $g_default_email_on_priority = 0; # @@@ Unused 691 $g_default_email_on_new_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 692 $g_default_email_on_assigned_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 693 $g_default_email_on_feedback_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 694 $g_default_email_on_resolved_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 695 $g_default_email_on_closed_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 696 $g_default_email_on_reopened_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 697 $g_default_email_on_bugnote_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 698 $g_default_email_on_status_minimum_severity = OFF; # 'any' 699 $g_default_email_on_priority_minimum_severity = OFF; # @@@ Unused 700 $g_default_email_bugnote_limit = 0; 701 # default_language - is set to site language 702 703 ############################### 704 # Mantis Summary Settings 705 ############################### 706 707 # how many reporters to show 708 # this is useful when there are hundreds of reporters 709 $g_reporter_summary_limit = 10; 710 711 # --- summary date displays ------- 712 # date lengths to count bugs by (in days) 713 $g_date_partitions = array( 1, 2, 3, 7, 30, 60, 90, 180, 365); 714 715 # shows project '[project] category' when 'All Projects' is selected 716 # otherwise only 'category name' 717 $g_summary_category_include_project = OFF; 718 719 # threshold for viewing summary 720 $g_view_summary_threshold = MANAGER; 721 722 ############################### 723 # Mantis Bugnote Settings 724 ############################### 725 726 # --- bugnote ordering ------------ 727 # change to ASC or DESC 728 $g_bugnote_order = 'DESC'; 729 730 ################################ 731 # Mantis Bug History Settings 732 ################################ 733 734 # --- bug history visible by default when you view a bug ---- 735 # change to ON or OFF 736 $g_history_default_visible = ON; 737 738 # --- bug history ordering ---- 739 # change to ASC or DESC 740 $g_history_order = 'ASC'; 741 742 ############################### 743 # Mantis Reminder Settings 744 ############################### 745 746 # are reminders stored as bugnotes 747 $g_store_reminders = ON; 748 749 # Automatically add recipients of reminders to monitor list, if they are not 750 # the handler or the reporter (since they automatically get notified, if required) 751 # If recipients of the reminders are below the monitor threshold, they will not be added. 752 $g_reminder_recipents_monitor_bug = ON; 753 754 # Default Reminder View Status (VS_PUBLIC or VS_PRIVATE) 755 $g_default_reminder_view_status = VS_PUBLIC; 756 757 ################################### 758 # Mantis Sponsorship Settings 759 ################################### 760 761 # Whether to enable/disable the whole issue sponsorship feature 762 $g_enable_sponsorship = OFF; 763 764 # Currency used for all sponsorships. 765 $g_sponsorship_currency = 'US$'; 766 767 # Access level threshold needed to view the total sponsorship for an issue by all users. 768 $g_view_sponsorship_total_threshold = VIEWER; 769 770 # Access level threshold needed to view the users sponsoring an issue and the sponsorship 771 # amount for each. 772 $g_view_sponsorship_details_threshold = VIEWER; 773 774 # Access level threshold needed to allow user to sponsor issues. 775 $g_sponsor_threshold = REPORTER; 776 777 # Access level required to be able to handle sponsored issues. 778 $g_handle_sponsored_bugs_threshold = DEVELOPER; 779 780 # Access level required to be able to assign a sponsored issue to a user with access level 781 # greater or equal to 'handle_sponsored_bugs_threshold'. 782 $g_assign_sponsored_bugs_threshold = MANAGER; 783 784 # Minimum sponsorship amount. If the user enters a value less than this, an error will be prompted. 785 $g_minimum_sponsorship_amount = 5; 786 787 ################################### 788 # Mantis File Upload Settings 789 ################################### 790 791 # --- file upload settings -------- 792 # This is the master setting to disable *all* file uploading functionality 793 # 794 # If you want to allow file uploads, you must also make sure that they are 795 # enabled in php. You may need to add 'file_uploads = TRUE' to your php.ini 796 # 797 # See also: $g_upload_project_file_threshold, $g_upload_bug_file_threshold, 798 # $g_allow_reporter_upload 799 $g_allow_file_upload = ON; 800 801 # Upload destination: specify actual location in project settings 802 # DISK, DATABASE, or FTP. 803 $g_file_upload_method = DATABASE; 804 805 # When using FTP or DISK for storing uploaded files, this setting control 806 # the access permissions they will have on the web server: with the default 807 # value (0400) files will be read-only, and accessible only by the user 808 # running the apache process (probably "apache" in Linux and "Administrator" 809 # in Windows). 810 # For more details on unix style permissions: 811 # http://www.perlfect.com/articles/chmod.shtml 812 $g_attachments_file_permissions = 0400; 813 814 # FTP settings, used if $g_file_upload_method = FTP 815 $g_file_upload_ftp_server = 'ftp.myserver.com'; 816 $g_file_upload_ftp_user = 'readwriteuser'; 817 $g_file_upload_ftp_pass = 'readwritepass'; 818 819 # Maximum file size that can be uploaded 820 # Also check your PHP settings (default is usually 2MBs) 821 $g_max_file_size = 5000000; # 5 MB 822 823 # Files that are allowed or not allowed. Separate items by commas. 824 # eg. 'php,html,java,exe,pl' 825 # if $g_allowed_files is filled in NO other file types will be allowed. 826 # $g_disallowed_files takes precedence over $g_allowed_files 827 $g_allowed_files = ''; 828 $g_disallowed_files = ''; 829 830 # prefix to be used for the file system names of files uploaded to projects. 831 # Eg: doc-001-myprojdoc.zip 832 $g_document_files_prefix = 'doc'; 833 834 # absolute path to the default upload folder. Requires trailing / or \ 835 $g_absolute_path_default_upload_folder = ''; 836 837 ############################ 838 # Mantis HTML Settings 839 ############################ 840 841 # --- html tags ------------------- 842 843 # Set this flag to automatically convert www URLs and 844 # email adresses into clickable links 845 $g_html_make_links = ON; 846 847 # These are the valid html tags for multi-line fields (e.g. description) 848 # do NOT include href or img tags here 849 # do NOT include tags that have parameters (eg. <font face="arial">) 850 $g_html_valid_tags = 'p, li, ul, ol, br, pre, i, b, u, em'; 851 852 # These are the valid html tags for single line fields (e.g. issue summary). 853 # do NOT include href or img tags here 854 # do NOT include tags that have parameters (eg. <font face="arial">) 855 $g_html_valid_tags_single_line = 'i, b, u, em'; 856 857 # maximum length of the description in a dropdown menu (for search) 858 # set to 0 to disable truncations 859 $g_max_dropdown_length = 40; 860 861 # This flag conntrolls whether pre-formatted text (delimited by <pre> tags 862 # is wrapped to a maximum linelength (defaults to 100 chars in strings_api) 863 # If turned off, the display may be wide when viewing the text 864 $g_wrap_in_preformatted_text = ON; 865 866 ########################## 867 # Mantis HR Settings 868 ########################## 869 870 # --- hr -------------------------- 871 $g_hr_size = 1; 872 $g_hr_width = 50; 873 874 ############################# 875 # Mantis LDAP Settings 876 ############################# 877 878 # look in README.LDAP for details 879 880 # --- using openldap ------------- 881 $g_ldap_server = 'ldaps://ldap.example.com.au/'; 882 $g_ldap_port = '636'; 883 $g_ldap_root_dn = 'dc=example,dc=com,dc=au'; 884 $g_ldap_organization = ''; # e.g. '(organizationname=*Traffic)' 885 $g_ldap_uid_field = 'uid'; # Use 'sAMAccountName' for Active Directory 886 $g_ldap_bind_dn = ''; 887 $g_ldap_bind_passwd = ''; 888 $g_use_ldap_email = OFF; # Should we send to the LDAP email address or what MySql tells us 889 890 # The LDAP Protocol Version, if 0, then the protocol version is not set. 891 $g_ldap_protocol_version = 0; 892 893 ############################ 894 # Status Settings 895 ############################ 896 897 # Status to assign to the bug when submitted. 898 $g_bug_submit_status = NEW_; 899 900 # Status to assign to the bug when assigned. 901 $g_bug_assigned_status = ASSIGNED; 902 903 # Status to assign to the bug when reopened. 904 $g_bug_reopen_status = FEEDBACK; 905 906 # Resolution to assign to the bug when reopened. 907 $g_bug_reopen_resolution = REOPENED; 908 909 # --- status thresholds (*_status_threshold) --- 910 911 # Bug becomes readonly if its status is >= this status. The bug becomes read/write again if re-opened and its 912 # status becomes less than this threshold. 913 $g_bug_readonly_status_threshold = RESOLVED; 914 915 # Bug is resolved, ready to be closed or reopened. In some custom installations a bug 916 # maybe considered as resolved when it is moved to a custom (FIXED OR TESTED) status. 917 $g_bug_resolved_status_threshold = RESOLVED; 918 919 # Automatically set status to ASSIGNED whenever a bug is assigned to a person. 920 # This is useful for installations where assigned status is to be used when 921 # the bug is in progress, rather than just put in a person's queue. 922 $g_auto_set_status_to_assigned = ON; 923 924 # 'status_enum_workflow' defines the workflow, and reflects a simple 925 # 2-dimensional matrix. For each existing status, you define which 926 # statuses you can go to from that status, e.g. from NEW_ you might list statuses 927 # '10:new,20:feedback,30:acknowledged' but not higher ones. 928 # The following example can be transferred to config_inc.php 929 # $g_status_enum_workflow[NEW_]='20:feedback,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved'; 930 # $g_status_enum_workflow[FEEDBACK] ='10:new,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved'; 931 # $g_status_enum_workflow[ACKNOWLEDGED] ='20:feedback,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved'; 932 # $g_status_enum_workflow[CONFIRMED] ='20:feedback,50:assigned,80:resolved'; 933 # $g_status_enum_workflow[ASSIGNED] ='20:feedback,80:resolved,90:closed'; 934 # $g_status_enum_workflow[RESOLVED] ='50:assigned,90:closed'; 935 # $g_status_enum_workflow[CLOSED] ='50:assigned'; 936 $g_status_enum_workflow = array(); 937 938 ############################ 939 # Bug Attachments Settings 940 ############################ 941 942 # Specifies the maximum size below which an attachment is previewed in the bug 943 # view pages. To disable this feature, set max size to 0. 944 # This feature applies to: bmp, png, gif, jpg 945 $g_preview_attachments_inline_max_size = 0; 946 947 # Extenstions for text files that can be expanded inline. 948 $g_preview_text_extensions = array( 'txt', 'diff', 'patch' ); 949 950 # Extensions for images that can be expanded inline. 951 $g_preview_image_extensions = array( 'bmp', 'png', 'gif', 'jpg', 'jpeg' ); 952 953 # Specifies the maximum width for the auto-preview feature. If no maximum width should be imposed 954 # then it should be set to 0. 955 $g_preview_max_width = 0; 956 957 # Specifies the maximum height for the auto-preview feature. If no maximum height should be imposed 958 # then it should be set to 0. 959 $g_preview_max_height = 250; 960 961 # --- Show an attachment indicator on bug list --- 962 # Show a clickable attachment indicator on the bug 963 # list page if the bug has one or more files attached. 964 # Note: This option is disabled by default since it adds 965 # 1 database query per bug listed and thus might slow 966 # down the page display. 967 $g_show_attachment_indicator = OFF; 968 969 # access level needed to view bugs attachments. View means to see the file names 970 # sizes, and timestamps of the attachments. 971 $g_view_attachments_threshold = VIEWER; 972 973 # list of filetypes to view inline. This is a string of extentions separated by commas 974 # This is used when downloading an attachment. Rather than downloading, the attachment 975 # is viewed in the browser. 976 $g_inline_file_exts = 'gif,png'; 977 978 # access level needed to download bug attachments 979 $g_download_attachments_threshold = VIEWER; 980 981 # access level needed to delete bug attachments 982 $g_delete_attachments_threshold = DEVELOPER; 983 984 # allow users to view attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access 985 # level is below view_attachments_threshold. 986 $g_allow_view_own_attachments = ON; 987 988 # allow users to download attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access 989 # level is below download_attachments_threshold. 990 $g_allow_download_own_attachments = ON; 991 992 # allow users to delete attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access 993 # level is below delete_attachments_threshold. 994 $g_allow_delete_own_attachments = OFF; 995 996 ############################ 997 # Mantis Misc Settings 998 ############################ 999 1000 # --- access level thresholds (*_threshold) --- 1001 1002 # access level needed to report a bug 1003 $g_report_bug_threshold = REPORTER; 1004 1005 # access level needed to update bugs (i.e., the update_bug_page) 1006 # This controls whether the user sees the "Update Bug" button in bug_view*_page 1007 # and the pencil icon in view_all_bug_page 1008 $g_update_bug_threshold = UPDATER; 1009 1010 # access level needed to monitor bugs 1011 # Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value 1012 $g_monitor_bug_threshold = REPORTER; 1013 1014 # access level needed to view private bugs 1015 # Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value 1016 $g_private_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1017 1018 # access level needed to be able to be listed in the assign to field. 1019 $g_handle_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1020 # access level needed to show the Assign To: button bug_view*_page or 1021 # the Assigned list in bug_update*_page. 1022 # This allows control over who can route bugs 1023 # This defaults to $g_handle_bug_threshold 1024 $g_update_bug_assign_threshold = '%handle_bug_threshold%'; 1025 1026 # access level needed to view private bugnotes 1027 # Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value 1028 $g_private_bugnote_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1029 1030 # access level needed to view handler in bug reports and notification email 1031 # @@@ yarick123: now it is implemented for notification email only 1032 $g_view_handler_threshold = VIEWER; 1033 1034 # access level needed to view history in bug reports and notification email 1035 # @@@ yarick123: now it is implemented for notification email only 1036 $g_view_history_threshold = VIEWER; 1037 1038 # access level needed to send a reminder from the bug view pages 1039 # set to NOBODY to disable the feature 1040 $g_bug_reminder_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1041 1042 # access level needed to upload files to the project documentation section 1043 # You can set this to NOBODY to prevent uploads to projects 1044 # See also: $g_upload_bug_file_threshold, $g_allow_file_upload 1045 $g_upload_project_file_threshold = MANAGER; 1046 1047 # access level needed to upload files to attach to a bug 1048 # You can set this to NOBODY to prevent uploads to bugs but note that 1049 # the reporter of the bug will still be able to upload unless you set 1050 # $g_allow_reporter_upload or $g_allow_file_upload to OFF 1051 # See also: $g_upload_project_file_threshold, $g_allow_file_upload, 1052 # $g_allow_reporter_upload 1053 $g_upload_bug_file_threshold = REPORTER; 1054 1055 # Add bugnote threshold 1056 $g_add_bugnote_threshold = REPORTER; 1057 1058 # Update bugnote threshold (if the bugnote is not your own) 1059 $g_update_bugnote_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1060 1061 # Threshold needed to view project documentation 1062 $g_view_proj_doc_threshold = ANYBODY; 1063 1064 # Threshold needed to manage a project: edit project 1065 # details (not to add/delete projects), upload documentation, ...etc. 1066 $g_manage_project_threshold = MANAGER; 1067 1068 # Threshold needed to add/delete/modify news 1069 $g_manage_news_threshold = MANAGER; 1070 1071 # Threshold required to delete a project 1072 $g_delete_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1073 1074 # Threshold needed to create a new project 1075 $g_create_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1076 1077 # Threshold needed to be automatically included in private projects 1078 $g_private_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1079 1080 # Threshold needed to manage user access to a project 1081 $g_project_user_threshold = MANAGER; 1082 1083 # Threshold needed to manage user accounts 1084 $g_manage_user_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1085 1086 # Delete bug threshold 1087 $g_delete_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1088 1089 # Delete bugnote threshold 1090 $g_delete_bugnote_threshold = '%delete_bug_threshold%'; 1091 1092 # Are users allowed to change and delete their own bugnotes? 1093 $g_bugnote_allow_user_edit_delete = ON; 1094 1095 # Move bug threshold 1096 $g_move_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1097 1098 # Threshold needed to set the view status while reporting a bug or a bug note. 1099 $g_set_view_status_threshold = REPORTER; 1100 1101 # Threshold needed to update the view status while updating a bug or a bug note. 1102 # This threshold should be greater or equal to $g_set_view_status_threshold. 1103 $g_change_view_status_threshold = UPDATER; 1104 1105 # --- Threshold needed to show the list of users montoring a bug on the bug view pages. 1106 $g_show_monitor_list_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1107 1108 # Threshold needed to be able to use stored queries 1109 $g_stored_query_use_threshold = REPORTER; 1110 1111 # Threshold needed to be able to create stored queries 1112 $g_stored_query_create_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1113 1114 # Threshold needed to be able to create shared stored queries 1115 $g_stored_query_create_shared_threshold = MANAGER; 1116 1117 # Threshold needed to update readonly bugs. Readonly bugs are identified via 1118 # $g_bug_readonly_status_threshold. 1119 $g_update_readonly_bug_threshold = MANAGER; 1120 1121 # threshold for viewing changelog 1122 $g_view_changelog_threshold = VIEWER; 1123 1124 # threshold for viewing roadmap 1125 $g_roadmap_view_threshold = VIEWER; 1126 1127 # threshold for updating roadmap, target_version, etc 1128 $g_roadmap_update_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1129 1130 # status change thresholds 1131 $g_update_bug_status_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1132 1133 # access level needed to re-open bugs 1134 $g_reopen_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1135 1136 # access level needed to set a bug sticky 1137 $g_set_bug_sticky_threshold = MANAGER; 1138 1139 # The minimum access level for someone to be a member of the development team 1140 # and appear on the project information page. 1141 $g_development_team_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1142 1143 # this array sets the access thresholds needed to enter each status listed. 1144 # if a status is not listed, it falls back to $g_update_bug_status_threshold 1145 # example: $g_set_status_threshold = array( ACKNOWLEDGED => MANAGER, CONFIRMED => DEVELOPER, CLOSED => MANAGER ); 1146 $g_set_status_threshold = array(); 1147 1148 # --- login method ---------------- 1149 # CRYPT or PLAIN or MD5 or LDAP or BASIC_AUTH 1150 # You can simply change this at will. Mantis will try to figure out how the passwords were encrypted. 1151 $g_login_method = MD5; 1152 1153 # --- limit reporters ------------- 1154 # Set to ON if you wish to limit reporters to only viewing bugs that they report. 1155 $g_limit_reporters = OFF; 1156 1157 # --- close immediately ----------- 1158 # Allow developers and above to close bugs immediately when resolving bugs 1159 $g_allow_close_immediately = OFF; 1160 1161 # --- reporter can close ---------- 1162 # Allow reporters to close the bugs they reported, after they're marked resolved. 1163 $g_allow_reporter_close = OFF; 1164 1165 # --- reporter can reopen --------- 1166 # Allow reporters to reopen the bugs they reported, after they're marked resolved. 1167 $g_allow_reporter_reopen = ON; 1168 1169 # --- reporter can upload --------- 1170 # Allow reporters to upload attachments to bugs they reported. 1171 $g_allow_reporter_upload = ON; 1172 1173 # --- account delete ----------- 1174 # Allow users to delete their own accounts 1175 $g_allow_account_delete = OFF; 1176 1177 # --- anonymous login ----------- 1178 # Allow anonymous login 1179 $g_allow_anonymous_login = OFF; 1180 $g_anonymous_account = ''; 1181 1182 # --- CVS linking --------------- 1183 # insert the URL to your CVSweb or ViewCVS 1184 # eg: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/mantisbt/mantisbt/ 1185 $g_cvs_web = ''; 1186 1187 # --- Source Control Integration ------ 1188 1189 # For open source projects it is expected that the notes be public, however, 1190 # for non-open source it will probably be VS_PRIVATE. 1191 $g_source_control_notes_view_status = VS_PRIVATE; 1192 1193 # Account to be used by the source control script. The account must be enabled 1194 # and must have the appropriate access level to add notes to all issues even 1195 # private ones (DEVELOPER access recommended). 1196 $g_source_control_account = ''; 1197 1198 # If set to a status, then after a checkin with a log message that matches the regular expression in 1199 # $g_source_control_fixed_regexp, the issue status is set to the specified status. If set to OFF, the 1200 # issue status is not changed. 1201 $g_source_control_set_status_to = OFF; 1202 1203 # Whenever an issue status is set to $g_source_control_set_status_to, the issue resolution is set to 1204 # the value specified for this configuration. 1205 $g_source_control_set_resolution_to = FIXED; 1206 1207 # Regular expression used to detect issue ids within checkin comments. 1208 # see preg_match_all() documentation at 1209 # http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match-all.php 1210 $g_source_control_regexp = "/\bissue [#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i"; 1211 1212 # Regular expression used to detect the fact that an issue is fixed and extracts 1213 # its issue id. If there is a match to this regular expression, then the issue 1214 # will be marked as resolved and the resolution will be set to fixed. 1215 $g_source_control_fixed_regexp = "%source_control_regexp%"; 1216 1217 # --- Bug Linking --------------- 1218 # if a number follows this tag it will create a link to a bug. 1219 # eg. for # a link would be #45 1220 # eg. for bug: a link would be bug:98 1221 $g_bug_link_tag = '#'; 1222 1223 # --- Bugnote Linking --------------- 1224 # if a number follows this tag it will create a link to a bugnote. 1225 # eg. for ~ a link would be ~45 1226 # eg. for bugnote: a link would be bugnote:98 1227 $g_bugnote_link_tag = '~'; 1228 1229 # --- Bug Count Linking ---------- 1230 # this is the prefix to use when creating links to bug views from bug counts (eg. on the main 1231 # page and the summary page). 1232 # $g_bug_count_hyperlink_prefix = 'view_all_set.php?type=1'; # permanently change the filter 1233 $g_bug_count_hyperlink_prefix = 'view_all_set.php?type=1&temporary=y'; # only change the filter this time 1234 1235 # The regular expression to use when validating new user login names 1236 # The default regular expression allows a-z, A-z, 0-9, as well as space and 1237 # underscore. If you change this, you may want to update the 1238 # ERROR_USER_NAME_INVALID string in the language files to explain 1239 # the rules you are using on your site 1240 $g_user_login_valid_regex = '/^[\w \-]+$/'; 1241 1242 # Default user name prefix used to filter the list of users in 1243 # manage_user_page.php. Change this to 'A' (or any other 1244 # letter) if you have a lot of users in the system and loading 1245 # the manage users page takes a long time. 1246 $g_default_manage_user_prefix = 'ALL'; 1247 1248 # --- CSV Export --------------- 1249 # Set the csv separator 1250 $g_csv_separator = ','; 1251 1252 # threshold for users to view the system configurations 1253 $g_view_configuration_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1254 1255 # threshold for users to set the system configurations generically via Mantis web interface. 1256 # WARNING: Users who have access to set configuration via the interface MUST be trusted. This is due 1257 # to the fact that such users can set configurations to PHP code and hence there can be a security 1258 # risk if such users are not trusted. 1259 $g_set_configuration_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1260 1261 ################################ 1262 # Mantis Look and Feel Variables 1263 ################################ 1264 1265 # --- status color codes ---------- 1266 # 1267 $g_status_colors = array( 'new' => '#ffa0a0', # red, 1268 'feedback' => '#ff50a8', # purple 1269 'acknowledged' => '#ffd850', # orange 1270 'confirmed' => '#ffffb0', # yellow 1271 'assigned' => '#c8c8ff', # blue 1272 'resolved' => '#cceedd', # buish-green 1273 'closed' => '#e8e8e8'); # light gray 1274 1275 # The padding level when displaying project ids 1276 # The bug id will be padded with 0's up to the size given 1277 $g_display_project_padding = 3; 1278 1279 # The padding level when displaying bug ids 1280 # The bug id will be padded with 0's up to the size given 1281 $g_display_bug_padding = 7; 1282 1283 # The padding level when displaying bugnote ids 1284 # The bugnote id will be padded with 0's up to the size given 1285 $g_display_bugnote_padding = 7; 1286 1287 # colours for configuration display 1288 $g_colour_project = 'LightGreen'; 1289 $g_colour_global = 'LightBlue'; 1290 1291 ############################### 1292 # Mantis Cookie Variables 1293 ############################### 1294 1295 # --- cookie path --------------- 1296 # set this to something more restrictive if needed 1297 # http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php 1298 $g_cookie_path = '/'; 1299 $g_cookie_domain = ''; 1300 # cookie version for view_all_page 1301 $g_cookie_version = 'v8'; 1302 1303 # --- cookie prefix --------------- 1304 # set this to a unique identifier. No spaces. 1305 $g_cookie_prefix = 'MANTIS'; 1306 1307 # --- cookie names ---------------- 1308 $g_string_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_STRING_COOKIE'; 1309 $g_project_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_PROJECT_COOKIE'; 1310 $g_view_all_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_VIEW_ALL_COOKIE'; 1311 $g_manage_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_MANAGE_COOKIE'; 1312 $g_logout_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_LOGOUT_COOKIE'; 1313 $g_bug_list_cookie = '%cookie_prefix%_BUG_LIST_COOKIE'; 1314 1315 ####################################### 1316 # Mantis Filter Variables 1317 ####################################### 1318 $g_filter_by_custom_fields = ON; 1319 $g_filter_custom_fields_per_row = 8; 1320 $g_view_filters = SIMPLE_DEFAULT; 1321 1322 # This switch enables the use of xmlhttprequest protocol to speed up the filter display. 1323 # Rather than launching a separate page, the filters are updated in-line in the 1324 # view_all_bugs_page. 1325 $g_dhtml_filters = ON; 1326 1327 # The service to use to create a short URL. The %s will be replaced by the long URL. 1328 $g_create_short_url = 'http://tinyurl.com/create.php?url=%s'; 1329 1330 ####################################### 1331 # Mantis Database Table Variables 1332 ####################################### 1333 1334 # --- table prefix ---------------- 1335 $g_db_table_prefix = 'mantis'; 1336 $g_db_table_suffix = '_table'; 1337 1338 # --- table names ----------------- 1339 $g_mantis_bug_file_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_file%db_table_suffix%'; 1340 $g_mantis_bug_history_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_history%db_table_suffix%'; 1341 $g_mantis_bug_monitor_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_monitor%db_table_suffix%'; 1342 $g_mantis_bug_relationship_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_relationship%db_table_suffix%'; 1343 $g_mantis_bug_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug%db_table_suffix%'; 1344 $g_mantis_bug_tag_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_tag%db_table_suffix%'; 1345 $g_mantis_bug_text_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bug_text%db_table_suffix%'; 1346 $g_mantis_bugnote_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bugnote%db_table_suffix%'; 1347 $g_mantis_bugnote_text_table = '%db_table_prefix%_bugnote_text%db_table_suffix%'; 1348 $g_mantis_news_table = '%db_table_prefix%_news%db_table_suffix%'; 1349 $g_mantis_project_category_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project_category%db_table_suffix%'; 1350 $g_mantis_project_file_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project_file%db_table_suffix%'; 1351 $g_mantis_project_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project%db_table_suffix%'; 1352 $g_mantis_project_user_list_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project_user_list%db_table_suffix%'; 1353 $g_mantis_project_version_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project_version%db_table_suffix%'; 1354 $g_mantis_tag_table = '%db_table_prefix%_tag%db_table_suffix%'; 1355 $g_mantis_user_table = '%db_table_prefix%_user%db_table_suffix%'; 1356 $g_mantis_user_profile_table = '%db_table_prefix%_user_profile%db_table_suffix%'; 1357 $g_mantis_user_pref_table = '%db_table_prefix%_user_pref%db_table_suffix%'; 1358 $g_mantis_user_print_pref_table = '%db_table_prefix%_user_print_pref%db_table_suffix%'; 1359 $g_mantis_custom_field_project_table = '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field_project%db_table_suffix%'; 1360 $g_mantis_custom_field_table = '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field%db_table_suffix%'; 1361 $g_mantis_custom_field_string_table = '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field_string%db_table_suffix%'; 1362 $g_mantis_upgrade_table = '%db_table_prefix%_upgrade%db_table_suffix%'; 1363 $g_mantis_filters_table = '%db_table_prefix%_filters%db_table_suffix%'; 1364 $g_mantis_sponsorship_table = '%db_table_prefix%_sponsorship%db_table_suffix%'; 1365 $g_mantis_tokens_table = '%db_table_prefix%_tokens%db_table_suffix%'; 1366 $g_mantis_project_hierarchy_table = '%db_table_prefix%_project_hierarchy%db_table_suffix%'; 1367 $g_mantis_config_table = '%db_table_prefix%_config%db_table_suffix%'; 1368 $g_mantis_database_table = '%db_table_prefix%_database%db_table_suffix%'; 1369 $g_mantis_email_table = '%db_table_prefix%_email%db_table_suffix%'; 1370 1371 ########################### 1372 # Mantis Enum Strings 1373 ########################### 1374 1375 # --- enum strings ---------------- 1376 # status from $g_status_index-1 to 79 are used for the onboard customization (if enabled) 1377 # directly use Mantis to edit them. 1378 $g_access_levels_enum_string = '10:viewer,25:reporter,40:updater,55:developer,70:manager,90:administrator'; 1379 $g_project_status_enum_string = '10:development,30:release,50:stable,70:obsolete'; 1380 $g_project_view_state_enum_string = '10:public,50:private'; 1381 $g_view_state_enum_string = '10:public,50:private'; 1382 1383 $g_priority_enum_string = '10:none,20:low,30:normal,40:high,50:urgent,60:immediate'; 1384 $g_severity_enum_string = '10:feature,20:trivial,30:text,40:tweak,50:minor,60:major,70:crash,80:block'; 1385 $g_reproducibility_enum_string = '10:always,30:sometimes,50:random,70:have not tried,90:unable to duplicate,100:N/A'; 1386 $g_status_enum_string = '10:new,20:feedback,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved,90:closed'; 1387 # @@@ for documentation, the values in this list are also used to define variables in the language files 1388 # (e.g., $s_new_bug_title referenced in bug_change_status_page.php ) 1389 # Embedded spaces are converted to underscores (e.g., "working on" references $s_working_on_bug_title). 1390 # they are also expected to be english names for the states 1391 $g_resolution_enum_string = '10:open,20:fixed,30:reopened,40:unable to duplicate,50:not fixable,60:duplicate,70:not a bug,80:suspended,90:wont fix'; 1392 $g_projection_enum_string = '10:none,30:tweak,50:minor fix,70:major rework,90:redesign'; 1393 $g_eta_enum_string = '10:none,20:< 1 day,30:2-3 days,40:< 1 week,50:< 1 month,60:> 1 month'; 1394 $g_sponsorship_enum_string = '0:Unpaid,1:Requested,2:Paid'; 1395 1396 $g_custom_field_type_enum_string = '0:string,1:numeric,2:float,3:enum,4:email,5:checkbox,6:list,7:multiselection list,8:date'; 1397 1398 ############################# 1399 # Mantis Javascript Variables 1400 ############################# 1401 1402 # allow the use of Javascript? 1403 $g_use_javascript = ON; 1404 1405 ########################### 1406 # Mantis Speed Optimisation 1407 ########################### 1408 1409 # Use compression of generated html if browser supports it 1410 # If you already have compression enabled in your php.ini file 1411 # (either with zlib.output_compression or 1412 # output_handler=ob_gzhandler) this option will be ignored. 1413 # 1414 # If you do not have zlib enabled in your PHP installation 1415 # this option will also be ignored. PHP 4.3.0 and later have 1416 # zlib included by default. Windows users should uncomment 1417 # the appropriate line in their php.ini files to load 1418 # the zlib DLL. You can check what extensions are loaded 1419 # by running "php -m" at the command line (look for 'zlib') 1420 $g_compress_html = ON; 1421 1422 # Use persistent database connections 1423 $g_use_persistent_connections = OFF; 1424 1425 ########################### 1426 # Include files 1427 ########################### 1428 1429 # Specify your top/bottom include file (logos, banners, etc) 1430 # if a top file is supplied, the default Mantis logo at the top will be hidden 1431 $g_bottom_include_page = '%absolute_path%'; 1432 $g_top_include_page = '%absolute_path%'; 1433 # CSS file 1434 $g_css_include_file = '%path%css/default.css'; 1435 # meta tags 1436 $g_meta_include_file = '%absolute_path%meta_inc.php'; 1437 1438 ########################### 1439 # Redirections 1440 ########################### 1441 1442 # Specify where the user should be sent after logging out. 1443 $g_logout_redirect_page = '%path%login_page.php'; 1444 1445 ########################### 1446 # Headers 1447 ########################### 1448 1449 # An array of headers to be sent with each page. 1450 # For example, to allow your mantis installation to be viewed in a frame in IE 6 1451 # when the frameset is not at the same hostname as the mantis install, you need 1452 # to add a P3P header. You could try something like 'P3P: CP="CUR ADM"' in your 1453 # config file, but make sure to check that the your policy actually matches with 1454 # what you are promising. See 1455 # http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpriv/html/ie6privacyfeature.asp 1456 # for more information. 1457 1458 $g_custom_headers = array(); 1459 #$g_custom_headers[] = 'P3P: CP="CUR ADM"'; 1460 1461 # Browser Caching Control 1462 # By default, we try to prevent the browser from caching anything. These two settings 1463 # will defeat this for some cases. 1464 # 1465 # Browser Page caching - This will allow the browser to cache all pages. The upside will 1466 # be better performance, but there may be cases where obsolete information is displayed. 1467 # Note that this will be bypassed (and caching is allowed) for the bug report pages. 1468 # $g_allow_browser_cache = ON; 1469 # 1470 # File caching - This will allow the browser to cache downloaded files. Without this set, 1471 # there may be issues with IE receiving files, and launching support programs. 1472 # $g_allow_file_cache = ON; 1473 1474 ########################### 1475 # Debugging 1476 ########################### 1477 1478 # --- Timer ---------------------- 1479 # Time page loads. Shows at the bottom of the page. 1480 $g_show_timer = OFF; 1481 1482 # used for development only. Leave OFF 1483 $g_debug_timer = OFF; 1484 1485 # Used for debugging e-mail feature, when set to OFF the emails work as normal. 1486 # when set to e-mail address, all e-mails are sent to this address with the 1487 # original To, Cc, Bcc included in the message body. 1488 $g_debug_email = OFF; 1489 1490 # --- Queries -------------------- 1491 # Shows the total number/unique number of queries executed to serve the page. 1492 $g_show_queries_count = ON; 1493 1494 # Indicates the access level required for a user to see the queries count / list. 1495 # This only has an effect if $g_show_queries_count is ON. Note that this threshold 1496 # is compared against the user's default global access level rather than the 1497 # threshold based on the current active project. 1498 $g_show_queries_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1499 1500 # Shows the list of all queries that are executed in chronological order from top 1501 # to bottom. This option is only effective when $g_show_queries_count is ON. 1502 # WARNING: Potential security hazard. Only turn this on when you really 1503 # need it (for debugging/profiling) 1504 $g_show_queries_list = OFF; 1505 1506 # --- detailed error messages ----- 1507 # Shows a list of variables and their values when an error is triggered 1508 # Only applies to error types configured to 'halt' in $g_display_errors, below 1509 # WARNING: Potential security hazard. Only turn this on when you really 1510 # need it for debugging 1511 $g_show_detailed_errors = OFF; 1512 1513 # --- error display --- 1514 # what errors are displayed and how? 1515 # The options for display are: 1516 # 'halt' - stop and display traceback 1517 # 'inline' - display 1 line error and continue 1518 # 'none' - no error displayed 1519 # A developer might set this in config_inc.php as: 1520 # $g_display_errors = array( 1521 # E_WARNING => 'halt', 1522 # E_NOTICE => 'halt', 1523 # E_USER_ERROR => 'halt', 1524 # E_USER_WARNING => 'none', 1525 # E_USER_NOTICE => 'none' 1526 # ); 1527 1528 $g_display_errors = array( 1529 E_WARNING => 'inline', 1530 E_NOTICE => 'none', 1531 E_USER_ERROR => 'halt', 1532 E_USER_WARNING => 'inline', 1533 E_USER_NOTICE => 'none' 1534 ); 1535 1536 # --- debug messages --- 1537 # If this option is turned OFF (default) page redirects will continue to 1538 # function even if a non-fatal error occurs. For debugging purposes, you 1539 # can set this to ON so that any non-fatal error will prevent page redirection, 1540 # allowing you to see the errors. 1541 # Only turn this option on for debugging 1542 $g_stop_on_errors = OFF; 1543 1544 # --- system logging --- 1545 # This controls the logging of information to a separate file for debug or audit 1546 # $g_log_level controls what information is logged 1547 # see constant_inc.php for details on the log channels available 1548 # e.g., $g_log_level = LOG_EMAIL | LOG_EMAIL_RECIPIENT | LOG_FILTERING | LOG_AJAX; 1549 # 1550 # $g_log_destination specifies the file where the data goes 1551 # right now, only "file:<file path>" is supported 1552 # e.g. (Linux), $g_log_destination = 'file:/tmp/mantis.log'; 1553 # e.g. (Windows), $g_log_destination = 'file:c:/temp/mantis.log'; 1554 # see http://www.php.net/error_log for details 1555 $g_log_level = LOG_NONE; 1556 $g_log_destination = ''; 1557 1558 ################## 1559 # Custom Fields 1560 ################## 1561 1562 # Threshold needed to manage custom fields 1563 $g_manage_custom_fields_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR; 1564 1565 # Threshold needed to link/unlink custom field to/from a project 1566 $g_custom_field_link_threshold = MANAGER; 1567 1568 # Whether to start editng a custom field immediately after creating it 1569 $g_custom_field_edit_after_create = ON; 1570 1571 1572 ################# 1573 # Custom Menus 1574 ################# 1575 1576 # Add custom options to the main menu. For example: 1577 # $g_main_menu_custom_options = array( array( "My Link", MANAGER, 'my_link.php' ), 1578 # array( "My Link2", ADMINISTRATOR, 'my_link2.php' ) ); 1579 # Note that if the caption is found in custom_strings_inc.php, then it will be replaced by the 1580 # translated string. Options will only be added to the menu if the current logged in user has 1581 # the appropriate access level. 1582 $g_main_menu_custom_options = array (); 1583 1584 ########## 1585 # Icons 1586 ########## 1587 1588 # Maps a file extension to a file type icon. These icons are printed 1589 # next to project documents and bug attachments. 1590 # Note: 1591 # - Extensions must be in lower case 1592 # - All icons will be displayed as 16x16 pixels. 1593 $g_file_type_icons = array( 1594 '7z' => 'zip.gif', 1595 'ace' => 'zip.gif', 1596 'arj' => 'zip.gif', 1597 'bz2' => 'zip.gif', 1598 'c' => 'cpp.gif', 1599 'chm' => 'chm.gif', 1600 'cpp' => 'cpp.gif', 1601 'css' => 'css.gif', 1602 'csv' => 'csv.gif', 1603 'cxx' => 'cpp.gif', 1604 'doc' => 'doc.gif', 1605 'dot' => 'doc.gif', 1606 'eml' => 'eml.gif', 1607 'htm' => 'html.gif', 1608 'html' => 'html.gif', 1609 'gif' => 'gif.gif', 1610 'gz' => 'zip.gif', 1611 'jpe' => 'jpg.gif', 1612 'jpg' => 'jpg.gif', 1613 'jpeg' => 'jpg.gif', 1614 'log' => 'text.gif', 1615 'lzh' => 'zip.gif', 1616 'mhtml' => 'html.gif', 1617 'mid' => 'mid.gif', 1618 'midi' => 'mid.gif', 1619 'mov' => 'mov.gif', 1620 'msg' => 'eml.gif', 1621 'one' => 'one.gif', 1622 'pcx' => 'pcx.gif', 1623 'pdf' => 'pdf.gif', 1624 'png' => 'png.gif', 1625 'pot' => 'pot.gif', 1626 'pps' => 'pps.gif', 1627 'ppt' => 'ppt.gif', 1628 'pub' => 'pub.gif', 1629 'rar' => 'zip.gif', 1630 'reg' => 'reg.gif', 1631 'rtf' => 'doc.gif', 1632 'tar' => 'zip.gif', 1633 'tgz' => 'zip.gif', 1634 'txt' => 'text.gif', 1635 'uc2' => 'zip.gif', 1636 'vsd' => 'vsd.gif', 1637 'vsl' => 'vsl.gif', 1638 'vss' => 'vsd.gif', 1639 'vst' => 'vst.gif', 1640 'vsu' => 'vsd.gif', 1641 'vsw' => 'vsd.gif', 1642 'vsx' => 'vsd.gif', 1643 'vtx' => 'vst.gif', 1644 'wav' => 'wav.gif', 1645 'wbk' => 'wbk.gif', 1646 'wma' => 'wav.gif', 1647 'wmv' => 'mov.gif', 1648 'wri' => 'wri.gif', 1649 'xlk' => 'xls.gif', 1650 'xls' => 'xls.gif', 1651 'xlt' => 'xlt.gif', 1652 'xml' => 'xml.gif', 1653 'zip' => 'zip.gif', 1654 '?' => 'generic.gif' ); 1655 1656 # Icon associative arrays 1657 # Status to icon mapping 1658 $g_status_icon_arr = array ( 1659 NONE => '', 1660 LOW => 'priority_low_1.gif', 1661 NORMAL => '', 1662 HIGH => 'priority_1.gif', 1663 URGENT => 'priority_2.gif', 1664 IMMEDIATE => 'priority_3.gif' 1665 ); 1666 # -------------------- 1667 # Sort direction to icon mapping 1668 $g_sort_icon_arr = array ( 1669 ASCENDING => 'up.gif', 1670 DESCENDING => 'down.gif' 1671 ); 1672 # -------------------- 1673 # Read status to icon mapping 1674 $g_unread_icon_arr = array ( 1675 READ => 'mantis_space.gif', 1676 UNREAD => 'unread.gif' 1677 ); 1678 # -------------------- 1679 1680 ################## 1681 # My View Settings 1682 ################## 1683 1684 # Number of bugs shown in each box 1685 $g_my_view_bug_count = 10; 1686 1687 # Boxes to be shown and their order 1688 # A box that is not to be shown can have its value set to 0 1689 $g_my_view_boxes = array ( 1690 'assigned' => '1', 1691 'unassigned' => '2', 1692 'reported' => '3', 1693 'resolved' => '4', 1694 'recent_mod' => '5', 1695 'monitored' => '6', 1696 'feedback' => '0', 1697 'verify' => '0' 1698 ); 1699 1700 # Toggle whether 'My View' boxes are shown in a fixed position (i.e. adjacent boxes start at the same vertical position) 1701 $g_my_view_boxes_fixed_position = ON; 1702 1703 # Default page after Login or Set Project 1704 $g_default_home_page = 'my_view_page.php'; 1705 1706 ###################### 1707 # RSS Feeds 1708 ###################### 1709 1710 # This flag enables or disables RSS syndication. In the case where RSS syndication is not used, 1711 # it is recommended to set it to OFF. 1712 $g_rss_enabled = ON; 1713 1714 # This seed is used as part of the inputs for calculating the authentication key for the RSS feeds. 1715 # If this seed changes, all the existing keys for the RSS feeds will become invalid. This is 1716 # defaulted to the database user name, but it is recommended to overwrite it with a specific value 1717 # on installation. 1718 $g_rss_key_seed = '%db_username%'; 1719 1720 ###################### 1721 # Bug Relationships 1722 ###################### 1723 1724 # Enable support for bug relationships where a bug can be a related, dependent on, or duplicate of another. 1725 # See relationship_api.php for more details. 1726 $g_enable_relationship = ON; 1727 1728 # --- Relationship Graphs ----------- 1729 # Show issue relationships using graphs. 1730 # 1731 # In order to use this feature, you must first install either GraphViz 1732 # (all OSs except Windows) or WinGraphviz (only Windows). 1733 # 1734 # Graphviz homepage: http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/ 1735 # WinGraphviz homepage: http://home.so-net.net.tw/oodtsen/wingraphviz/ 1736 # 1737 # Refer to the notes near the top of core/graphviz_api.php and 1738 # core/relationship_graph_api.php for more information. 1739 1740 # Enable relationship graphs support. 1741 $g_relationship_graph_enable = OFF; 1742 1743 # Font name and size, as required by Graphviz. If Graphviz fails to run 1744 # for you, you are probably using a font name that gd can't find. On 1745 # Linux, try the name of the font file without the extension. 1746 $g_relationship_graph_fontname = 'Arial'; 1747 $g_relationship_graph_fontsize = 8; 1748 1749 # Local path where the above font is found on your system for Relationship Graphs 1750 # You shouldn't care about this on Windows since there is only one system 1751 # folder where fonts are installed and Graphviz already knows where it 1752 # is. On Linux and other unices, the default font search path is defined 1753 # during Graphviz compilation. If you are using a pre-compiled Graphviz 1754 # package provided by your distribution, probably the font search path was 1755 # already configured by the packager. 1756 # 1757 # If for any reason, the font file you want to use is not in any directory 1758 # listed on the default font search path list, you can either: (1) export 1759 # the DOTFONTPATH environment variable in your webserver startup script 1760 # or (2) use this config option conveniently available here. If you need 1761 # to list more than one directory, use colons to separate them. 1762 1763 # Since 0.19.3 we use the $g_system_font_folder variable to define the font folder 1764 1765 # Default dependency orientation. If you have issues with lots of childs 1766 # or parents, leave as 'horizontal', otherwise, if you have lots of 1767 # "chained" issue dependencies, change to 'vertical'. 1768 $g_relationship_graph_orientation = 'horizontal'; 1769 1770 # Max depth for relation graphs. This only affects relation graphs, 1771 # dependency graphs are drawn to the full depth. A value of 3 is already 1772 # enough to show issues really unrelated to the one you are currently 1773 # viewing. 1774 $g_relationship_graph_max_depth = 2; 1775 1776 # If set to ON, clicking on an issue on the relationship graph will open 1777 # the bug view page for that issue, otherwise, will navigate to the 1778 # relationship graph for that issue. 1779 $g_relationship_graph_view_on_click = OFF; 1780 1781 # Complete path to dot and neato tools. Your webserver must have execute 1782 # permission to these programs in order to generate relationship graphs. 1783 # NOTE: These are meaningless under Windows! Just ignore them! 1784 $g_dot_tool = '/usr/bin/dot'; 1785 $g_neato_tool = '/usr/bin/neato'; 1786 1787 # Number of years in the future that custom date fields will display in 1788 # drop down boxes. 1789 $g_forward_year_count = 4 ; 1790 1791 # Custom Group Actions 1792 # 1793 # This extensibility model allows developing new group custom actions. This 1794 # can be implemented with a totally custom form and action pages or with a 1795 # pre-implemented form and action page and call-outs to some functions. These 1796 # functions are to be implemented in a predefined file whose name is based on 1797 # the action name. For example, for an action to add a note, the action would 1798 # be EXT_ADD_NOTE and the file implementing it would be bug_actiongroup_add_note_inc.php. 1799 # See implementation of this file for details. 1800 # 1801 # Sample: 1802 # 1803 # array( 1804 # array( 'action' => 'my_custom_action', 1805 # 'label' => 'my_label', // string to be passed to lang_get_defaulted() 1806 # 'form_page' => 'my_custom_action_page.php', 1807 # 'action_page' => 'my_custom_action.php' 1808 # ) 1809 # array( 'action' => 'my_custom_action2', 1810 # 'form_page' => 'my_custom_action2_page.php', 1811 # 'action_page' => 'my_custom_action2.php' 1812 # ) 1813 # array( 'action' => 'EXT_ADD_NOTE', // you need to implement bug_actiongroup_<action_without_'EXT_')_inc.php 1814 # 'label' => 'actiongroup_menu_add_note' // see strings_english.txt for this label 1815 # ) 1816 # ); 1817 $g_custom_group_actions = array(); 1818 1819 ##################### 1820 # Wiki Integration 1821 ##################### 1822 1823 # Wiki Integration Enabled? 1824 $g_wiki_enable = OFF; 1825 1826 # Wiki Engine (supported engines: 'dokuwiki', 'mediawiki', 'xwiki') 1827 $g_wiki_engine = 'dokuwiki'; 1828 1829 # Wiki namespace to be used as root for all pages relating to this mantis installation. 1830 $g_wiki_root_namespace = 'mantis'; 1831 1832 # URL under which the wiki engine is hosted. Must be on the same server. 1833 $g_wiki_engine_url = $t_protocol . '://' . $t_host . '/%wiki_engine%/'; 1834 1835 ##################### 1836 # Recently Visited 1837 ##################### 1838 1839 # Whether to show the most recently visited issues or not. At the moment we always track them even if this flag is off. 1840 $g_recently_visited = ON; 1841 1842 # The maximum number of issues to keep in the recently visited list. 1843 $g_recently_visited_count = 5; 1844 1845 ##################### 1846 # Bug Tagging 1847 ##################### 1848 1849 # String that will separate tags as entered for input 1850 $g_tag_separator = ','; 1851 1852 # Access level required to view tags attached to a bug 1853 $g_tag_view_threshold = VIEWER; 1854 1855 # Access level required to attach tags to a bug 1856 $g_tag_attach_threshold = REPORTER; 1857 1858 # Access level required to detach tags from a bug 1859 $g_tag_detach_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1860 1861 # Access level required to detach tags attached by the same user 1862 $g_tag_detach_own_threshold = REPORTER; 1863 1864 # Access level required to create new tags 1865 $g_tag_create_threshold = REPORTER; 1866 1867 # Access level required to edit tag names and descriptions 1868 $g_tag_edit_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1869 1870 # Access level required to edit descriptions by the creating user 1871 $g_tag_edit_own_threshold = REPORTER; 1872 1873 ##################### 1874 # Time tracking 1875 ##################### 1876 1877 # Turn on Time Tracking accounting 1878 $g_time_tracking_enabled = OFF; 1879 1880 # A billing sums 1881 $g_time_tracking_with_billing = OFF; 1882 1883 # Stop watch to build time tracking field 1884 $g_time_tracking_stopwatch = OFF; 1885 1886 # access level required to view time tracking information 1887 $g_time_tracking_view_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1888 1889 # access level required to add/edit time tracking information 1890 $g_time_tracking_edit_threshold = DEVELOPER; 1891 1892 # access level required to run reports 1893 $g_time_tracking_reporting_threshold = MANAGER; 1894 1895 ############################# 1896 # Profile Related Settings 1897 ############################# 1898 1899 # Add profile threshold 1900 $g_add_profile_threshold = REPORTER; 1901 1902 # Threshold needed to be able to create and modify global profiles 1903 $g_manage_global_profile_threshold = MANAGER; 1904 1905 # Allows the users to enter free text when reporting/updating issues 1906 # for the profile related fields (i.e. platform, os, os build) 1907 $g_allow_freetext_in_profile_fields = ON; 1908 1909 ############################# 1910 # Twitter Settings 1911 ############################# 1912 1913 # The integration with twitter allows for a Mantis installation to post 1914 # updates to a twitter account. This feature will be disabled if username 1915 # is empty or if the curl extension is not enabled. 1916 1917 # The twitter account user name. 1918 $g_twitter_username = ''; 1919 1920 # The twitter account password. 1921 $g_twitter_password = ''; 1922 ?>
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