iEat/defs/examples/env.properties

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# lucene.index.base.path <directory path>
# 
# The path to a directory that the application will manage the Lucene search
# indices. This directory must allow write access to the user or group the 
# application runs as, as it will try to create directories and files here.

lucene.index.base.path=/data/ieat-index


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# index.update.buff.size <int>
#
# This sets the size of index update buffer, meaning the number of item updates
# that are queued before indexing them in one operation. The larger the number,
# the more efficient updates will be, but the longer it will take for updates 
# to show up in search results. Setting this to '1' means the index will be 
# updated after every change.

index.update.buffer.size=1


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# crypto.salt <string>
# 
# The "salt" used for encrypting passwords. Set this to a random string of
# characters as desired, but beware the more characters used the longer the 
# encrypted passwords will become and they can end up loger than the default
# database column width defined for user passwords. Around 20 characters is a
# good maximum to keep in mind. If you don't want to use any salt then set this
# to an empty value.

crypto.salt=#$8e#&*fJ39eJE(3j#E()


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# crypto.provider <string>
# 
# The JCE provider to use. The default one included with Java is 'SunJCE'.
# Only change this if you want to use a different provider (for example to use
# a different encryption scheme).

crypto.provider=SunJCE


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# crypto.key.type <string>
# 
# The JCE secret key type used for password-based encryption schemes. For 
# example: 'PBEWithMD5AndDES'. Also see the crypto.pge.salt property.

crypto.key.type=PBEWithMD5AndDES


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# crypto.cipher.type <string>
# 
# The JCE cipher to use for encryption. For example: 'PBEWithMD5AndDES'

crypto.cipher.type=PBEWithMD5AndDES


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# crypto.key <string>
# 
# The password to use for password-based encryption.

crypto.key=34i.X34U(#*=>jys


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# crypto.pge.salt <string>
# 
# The salt to use for password-based encryption schemes. The encryption 
# scheme may have specific length requirements. For example the 
# PBEWithMD5AndDES key type requires an 8-byte salt length.

crypto.pbe.salt=|"dk;P~s


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# smtp.host <inet host>
# 
# The SMTP server to use for sending mail messages to.

smtp.host=localhost


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# mail.from <email>
# 
# The email address to send mail from.

mail.from=ieat@localhost.local


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# url.registration.confirm <url>
# 
# The relative URL to confirm an account registration. This URL should inlcude 
# two variables: $[user.login] to hold the login of the user being confirmed,
# and $[result] for the confirmation code. For example:
# '/confirmAccount.do?login=$[user.login]&amp;code=$[result]'. If you set up
# an Apache rewrite rule, you can shorten this URL, for example
# '/confirm/$[user.login]/$[result]'.

url.registration.confirm=/confirmAccount.do?login=$[user.login]&code=$[result]

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# url.welcome <url>
# 
# The relative URL to use in the welcome email template. Typically this will
# just be the home page.

url.welcome=/home.do

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# url.welcome <url>
# 
# The relative URL to use in the welcome email template. Typically this will
# just be the home page.

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# hibernate.dialect <Hibernite dialect>
# 
# The Hibernate dialect to use. For PostgreSQL:
# 
# org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
# 
# For MySQL:
# 
# org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect

hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect

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# hibernate.show_sql <true|false>
# 
# Set to 'true' to enable SQL debugging. Otherwise set to 'false'.

hibernate.show_sql=false