<?php

// Site-specific settings.
// Configure these for your site.
// You shouldn't have to modify any files outside of this one.
// When you're done here, try accessing WebCalendar as an admin
// user and go to the System Settings page (admin.php) to change system
// settings.
//
// Note: if you enable LDAP support, you will also need to modify
// user-ldap.php.
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

$PROGRAM_NAME = "WebCalendar v0.9.43 (10 Mar 2004)";
$PROGRAM_URL = "http://webcalendar.sourceforge.net/";

// MySQL example
$db_type = "mysql";
$db_host = "localhost";
$db_login = "consulta";
$db_password = "XXXXXX";
$db_database = "consulta";
$db_persistent = 1;

// Oracle example
//$db_type = "oracle";
// Note: may not need to define db_host at all on some systems (use "").
// If you get an error logging into Oracle, try leaving this blank.
//$db_host = ""; // use localhost.
//$db_login = "webcalendar";
//$db_password = "webcal01";
// for oracle, db_database should be the name in tnsnames.ora
//$db_database = "orcl";

// Postgres example
//$db_type = "postgresql";
//$db_host = "localhost";
//$db_login = "webcalendar";
//$db_password = "webcalendar";
//$db_database = "webcalendar";
//$db_persistent = 0;

// ODBC example
//$db_type = "odbc";
//$db_host = ""; // not used for odbc
//$db_login = "webcalendar";
//$db_password = "webcal01";
// for oracle, db_database should be the name in tnsnames.ora
//$db_database = "webcalendar"; // this is the ODBC DSN
//$db_persistent = 1;

// Interbase example
//$db_type = "ibase";
//$db_host = "localhost:/opt/webcal/WEBCAL.gdb";
//$db_login = "sysdba";
//$db_password = "masterkey";
//$db_database = "WEBCAL.gdb";
//$db_persistent = 0;


// Read-only mode: You can set this to true to create a read-only calendar.
// If you enable $single_user_login (below), no login will be required,
// making this a publicly viewable calendar.  In order to add events to
// a setup like this, you will need to setup another installation of this
// application that is not read-only.
// If $readonly is enabled in multi-user mode, only admin users will able
// to add/edit/delete events.
// NOTE: Approvals are not disabled in read-only.  You must also disable
// approvals if you don't want to use them.
// NOTE #2: Using $readonly has mostly been superceded by the new public
// access calendar (added in version 0.9.35).  The new system allows
// a public access calendar with no login or a regular calendar with
// a valid login.  This is configured in the admin web interface.
// If you want to use the new system (recommended), leave this $readonly
// setting set to "N".
$readonly = "N";

// Are you setting this up as a multi-user system?
// You can always start as a single-user system and change to multi-user
// later.  To enable single-user mode, uncomment out the following line
// and set it to a login name (that you would use if you ever switched to
// multi-user).  In single-user mode, you will not be prompted for a login,
// nor will you be asked to select participants for events.
// NOTE: If you select single-user and then upgrade to multi-user later,
// you'll have to add in the login name you've set below to the cal_user
// table.  Set $single_user to either true or false.  If true, make sure
// $single_user_login is defined.
$single_user = "N";
//$single_user_login = "cknudsen";

// Do you want to use web-based login or use HTTP authorization?
// NOTE: You can only use HTTP authorization if PHP is built as
// an Apache module.
// NOTE #2: There's no need to use this if you're running single
// user mode.
// Set the following to true to use http-based authorization.
// web-based login.)
// If you want to setup a public calendar with HTTP-based authentication,
// see FAQ for instructions.
$use_http_auth = false;


// Which user schema to use.  Currently, you can use the default webcal_user
// table, LDAP or NIS.  These files are found in the includes directory.
// Pick just one of the following:

// webcal_user table: default
$user_inc = "user.php";
// LDAP: if you select this, you must also configure some variables
// in includes/user-ldap.php such as your LDAP server...
//$user_inc = "user-ldap.php";
// NIS: if you select this, you must also configure some variables
// in includes/user-nis.php
//$user_inc = "user-nis.php";

// We can add extra 'nonuser' calendars such as a corporate calendar,
// holiday calendar, departmental calendar, etc.  We need a unique prefix
// for these calendars as not to get mixed up with real logins.  This prefix
// should be a Maximum of 5 characters and should NOT change once set!
$NONUSER_PREFIX = '_NUC_';

// Language options  The first is the name presented to users while
// the second is the filename (without the ".txt") that must exist
// in the translations subdirectory.
$languages = array (
  "Browser-defined" =>"none",
  "English" =>"English-US",
  "Basque" => "Basque",
  "Chinese (Traditonal/Big5)" => "Chinese-Big5",
  "Chinese (Simplified/GB2312)" => "Chinese-GB2312",
  "Czech" => "Czech",
  "Danish" => "Danish",
  "Dutch" =>"Dutch",
  "Estonian" => "Estonian",
  "French" =>"French",
  "Galician" => "Galician",
  "German" =>"German",
  "Holo (Taiwanese)" => "Holo-Big5",
  "Hungarian" =>"Hungarian",
  "Icelandic" => "Icelandic",
  "Italian" => "Italian",
  "Japanese" => "Japanese",
  "Korean" =>"Korean",
  "Norwegian" => "Norwegian",
  "Polish" => "Polish",
  "Portuguese" =>"Portuguese",
  "Portuguese/Brazil" => "Portuguese_BR",
  "Russian" => "Russian",
  "Spanish" =>"Spanish",
  "Swedish" =>"Swedish",
  "Turkish" =>"Turkish"
  // add new languages here!  (don't forget to add a comma at the end of
  // last line above.)
);

// If the user sets "Browser-defined" as their language setting, then
// use the $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE settings to determine the language.
// The array below translates browser language abbreviations into
// our available language files.
// NOTE: These should all be lowercase on the left side even though
// the proper listing is like "en-US"!
// Not sure what the abbreviation is?  Check out the following URL:
// http://www.geocities.com/click2speak/languages.html
$browser_languages = array (
  "eu" => "Basque",
  "zh" => "Chinese-GB2312",    // Simplified Chinese
  "zh-cn" => "Chinese-GB2312",
  "zh-tw" => "Chinese-Big5",   // Traditional Chinese
  "cs" => "Czech",
  "en" => "English-US",
  "en-us" => "English-US",
  "en-gb" => "English-US",
  "da" => "Danish",
  "nl" =>"Dutch",
  "ee" => "Estonian",
  "fr" =>"French",
  "fr-ch" =>"French", // French/Swiss
  "fr-ca" =>"French", // French/Canada
  "gl" => "Galician",
  "de" =>"German",
  "de-at" =>"German", // German/Austria
  "de-ch" =>"German", // German/Switzerland
  "de-de" =>"German", // German/German
  "hu" => "Hungarian",
  "zh-min-nan-tw" => "Holo-Big5",
  "is" => "Icelandic",
  "it" => "Italian",
  "it-ch" => "Italian", // Italian/Switzerland
  "ja" => "Japanese",
  "ko" =>"Korean",
  "no" => "Norwegian",
  "pl" => "Polish",
  "pt" =>"Portuguese",
  "pt-br" => "Portuguese_BR", // Portuguese/Brazil
  "ru" =>"Russian",
  "es" =>"Spanish",
  "sv" =>"Swedish",
  "tr" =>"Turkish",
  "cy" => "Welsh"
);

if ( $single_user != "Y" )
  $single_user_login = "";

// Make sure magic quotes is enabled, since this app requires it.
if ( get_magic_quotes_gpc () == 0 ) {
  ob_start ();
  phpinfo ();
  $val = ob_get_contents ();
  ob_end_clean ();
  echo "<html><title>Error</title></head><body>\n" .
    "Error: you must reconfigure your <tt>php.ini</tt> file to " .
    "have <b>magic_quotes_gpc</b> set to <b>On</b><p>";
  if ( preg_match ( "/>([^<>]*php.ini)</", $val, $matches ) ) {
    echo "Please edit the following file and restart your server:<p>\n" .
      "<blockquote><tt>" . $matches[1] . "</tt></blockquote>\n";
  }
  echo "</body></html>\n";
  exit;
}

?>