## ## Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one ## or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file ## distributed with this work for additional information ## regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file ## to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the ## "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance ## with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at ## ## http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 ## ## Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, ## software distributed under the License is distributed on an ## "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY ## KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the ## specific language governing permissions and limitations ## under the License. ## ################## # # Lokahi Build Properties # $Id$ # ################## # Set tomcat.home to be the path to your installation of Tomcat # on your build server. # tomcat.home=/usr/local/tomcat-5.5.20/ # # app.name=lokahi # If you intend to run Lokahi in a Tomcat server # that's behind an Apache server using mod_jk, # enter the virtual host under which Lokahi will # run. # # If you want to run Lokahi straight out of Tomcat # over the JVM's HTTP port, you can do this by # specifying the hostname and port here instead. # #app.virtualhost.name=www.mydomain.com #app.virtualhost.name=hostname:1234 # app.virtualhost.name=192.168.0.5:8050 # By default, app.authenticationmodule is set to NoAuthentication # so you can get it working relatively quickly. # User data is stored in the Lokahi database. # # To turn on authentication, you need to write a class # that implements the _______ interface. [TO DO: fully explain this] # # For more information, see the Lokahi website. # http://incubator.apache.org/lokahi [TO DO: post directions & specific URL] # #app.authenticationmodule=org.apache.lokahi.core.common.authentication.DatabaseAuthentication # app.authenticationmodule=org.apache.lokahi.core.common.authentication.NoAuthentication # Set console.log.location to the path to where you want log messages # generated by the GUI and controller to be recorded. # This file will exist only on the machines hosting the # Lokahi GUI and controller. # console.log.location=/tmp/lokahi_log4j.log # Set agent.log.location to the path where you want log messages # generated by the agent to be recorded. All machines # managed by Lokahi will have the Lokahi agent installed # on them, and will record their messages in this location. # agent.log.location=/tmp/agent_log4j.log # This release of Lokahi supports only Oracle databases. # #database.uri=jdbc:oracle:thin:@:: #database.user= #database.password= #database.driver= # database.uri=jdbc:mysql://192.168.0.5:3306/lokahi database.user=lokdb database.password=lokdbpass database.driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver # Lokahi pre-populates your database with the initial instance # during the build process. For more information on instances, # see the glossary on the Lokahi website. # http://incubator.apache.org/lokahi/glossary.html # initial.instance.name=ASF # Set initial.user.name to the userID of the superuser account. # initial.user.name=toback # Set install.location to where you want the Lokahi home directory to be. # install.location=/www/ # # Agent install location, also refered to as $AGENT_HOME # agent.install.location=/tmp/agent app.home=. app.lib=${app.home}/lib app.conf=${app.home}/conf app.src=${app.home}/src app.src.db=${app.home}/database/oracle app.src.doc=${app.home}/docs app.src.java=${app.src}/java app.src.www=${app.src}/www app.src.test=${app.src}/test app.compile=/tmp/compile app.build=${app.home}/build/${app.name} app.build.db=${app.home}/build/${app.name}/database app.build.agent=${app.build}/agent/ app.build.context=${app.build}/gui/${app.name} app.build.web-inf=${app.build.context}/WEB-INF app.build.web-inf.lib=${app.build.web-inf}/lib app.build.web-inf.classes=${app.build.web-inf}/classes tomcat.common.lib=${tomcat.home}/common/lib