# Planet configuration file # Every planet needs a [Planet] section # # name: Your planet's name; prepended to the User-Agent header # cache_directory: Where cached feeds are stored # template_file: Location of the output template file # output_file: Where to place the output file # items_per_page: How many items to put on each page # log_level: One of DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR or CRITICAL [Planet] name = Planet Apache cache_directory = /usr/local/planet/config/cache template_files = /usr/local/planet/config//index.html.tmpl /usr/local/planet/config//rss20.xml.tmpl /usr/local/planet/config//rss10.xml.tmpl /usr/local/planet/config//rss09.xml.tmpl /usr/local/planet/config//opml.xml.tmpl /usr/local/planet/config//foafroll.xml.tmpl css_files = /usr/local/planet/config/default.css /usr/local/planet/config/pyblosxom.css output_dir = /usr/local/planet/output items_per_page = 60 log_level = DEBUG date_format = %B %d, %Y %I:%M %p # Any other section defines a feed to subscribe to. The section title # (in the []s) is the URI of the feed itself. A section can also be # have any of the following options: # # name: Name of the feed (defaults to the title found in the feed) # offset: Number of hours (+ or -) the feed's times tend to be out # # Additionally any other option placed here will be available in # the template (prefixed with channel_ for the Items loop). You can # define defaults for these in a [DEFAULT] section, for example # Planet Debian uses the following to define faces: # # [DEFAULT] # facewidth = 64 # faceheight = 64 # # [http://www.blog.com/rss] # face = foo.png # faceheight = 32 # # The facewidth of the defined blog defaults to 64.