# This is the main configuration file for configuring # your Greenstone receptionist (i.e. the bit responsible # for the way things are displayed). # Email address of the webmaster of this Greenstone installation # If maintainer is set to "NULL" EmailEvents and EmailUserEvents # will be disabled. maintainer NULL # Outgoing (SMTP) mail server for this Greenstone installation. # This will default to mail.maintainer-domain if it's not set # (i.e. if maintainer is greenstone@cs.waikato.ac.nz then MailServer # will default to mail.cs.waikato.ac.nz). If MailServer doesn't # resolve to a valid SMTP server then the EmailEvents and # EmailUserEvents options (see below) won't be functional. Likewise, # turning off EmailEvents and EmailUserEvents will remove any # reliance on MailServer. MailServer NULL # Set status to "disabled" if you don't want the Maintenance and # Administration facility to be available. status enabled # Set collector to "disabled" if you don't want the "collector" # end-user collection building facility to be available. collector enabled # Set logcgiargs to true to keep a log of usage information in # $GSDLHOME/etc/usage.txt. logcgiargs false # Set usecookies to true to use cookies to identify users (cookie # information will be written to the usage log if logcgiargs is # true). usecookies false # LogDateFormat sets the format that timestamps will be stored in the usage # log (i.e. if logcgiargs is enabled). It takes the following values: LocalTime: (the default) The local time and date in the form "Thu Dec 07 23:47:00 NZDT 2000". UTCTime: Coordinated universal time (GMT) in the same format as LocalTime. Absolute: Integer value representing the number of seconds since 00:00:00 1/1/1970 GMT LogDateFormat LocalTime # Log any events that Greenstone deems important in # $GSDLHOME/etc/events.txt. # The only events that are currently implemented come from the # collector (e.g. someone just built/deleted the following collection) # LogEvents may take values of: # AllEvents: All important events # CollectorEvents: Just those events originating from the collector # (e.g. someone just built a collection) # disabled: Don't log events LogEvents disabled # Email the maintainer whenever any event occurs. EmailEvents # takes the same values as LogEvents. # Note that perl must be installed for EmailEvents or # EmailUserEvents to work. EmailEvents disabled # In some cases it may be appropriate to email the user about a # certain event (e.g. notification from the collector that a collection # was built successfully) EmailUserEvents false # The list of display macro files used by this receptionist macrofiles tip.dm style.dm base.dm query.dm help.dm pref.dm about.dm \ document.dm status.dm authen.dm users.dm html.dm \ extlink.dm gsdl.dm english.dm chinese.dm french.dm \ german.dm maori.dm english2.dm french2.dm arabic.dm \ spanish.dm dutch.dm port.dm russian.dm russian2.dm \ home.dm collect.dm # Define the interface languages and encodings supported by this receptionist # An "Encoding" line defines an encoding to be used by the receptionist. # Uncomment "Encoding" lines to include an encoding on your "preferences" page. # Encoding line options are: # shortname -- The standard charset label for the given encoding. The # shortname option is mandatory. # longname -- The display name of the given encoding. If longname isn't set # it will default to using shortname instead. # map -- The name of the map file (i.e. the .ump file) for use when # converting between unicode and the given encoding. The map # option is mandatory for all encoding lines except the # special case for utf8. # multibyte -- This optional argument should be set for all encodings that use # multibyte characters. # The utf8 encoding is handled internally and doesn't require a map file. # As a rule the utf8 encoding should always be enabled, especially if you # have collections of documents that may not all be in the same # language/encoding. Encoding shortname=utf-8 "longname=Unicode (UTF-8)" # The ISO-8859 series Encoding shortname=iso-8859-1 "longname=Western (ISO-8859-1)" map=8859_1.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-2 "longname=Central European (ISO-8859-2)" map=8859_2.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-3 "longname=Latin 3 (ISO-8859-3)" map=8859_3.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-4 "longname=Latin 4 (ISO-8859-4)" map=8859_4.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-5 "longname=Cyrillic (ISO-8859-5)" map=8859_5.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-6 "longname=Arabic (ISO-8859-6)" map=8859_6.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-7 "longname=Greek (ISO-8859-7)" map=8859_7.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-8 "longname=Hebrew (ISO-8859-8)" map=8859_8.ump #Encoding shortname=iso-8859-9 "longname=Turkish (ISO-8859-9)" map=8859_9.ump # Windows codepages #Encoding shortname=windows-1250 "longname=Central European (Windows-1250)" map=win1250.ump Encoding shortname=windows-1251 "longname=Cyrillic (Windows-1251)" map=win1251.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1252 "longname=Western (Windows-1252)" map=win1252.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1253 "longname=Greek (Windows-1253)" map=win1253.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1254 "longname=Turkish (Windows-1254)" map=win1254.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1255 "longname=Hebrew (Windows-1255)" map=win1255.ump Encoding shortname=windows-1256 "longname=Arabic (Windows-1256)" map=win1256.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1257 "longname=Baltic (Windows-1257)" map=win1257.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-1258 "longname=Vietnamese (Windows-1258)" map=win1258.ump #Encoding shortname=windows-874 "longname=Thai (Windows-874)" map=win874.ump #Encoding shortname=cp866 "longname=Cyrillic (DOS)" map=dos866.ump # KOI8 Cyrillic encodings #Encoding shortname=koi8-r "longname=Cyrillic (KOI8-R)" map=koi8_r.ump #Encoding shortname=koi8-u "longname=Cyrillic (KOI8-U)" map=koi8_u.ump # CJK encodings (note that Shift-JIS Japanese isn't currently supported) Encoding shortname=gbk "longname=Chinese Simplified (GBK)" map=gbk.ump multibyte Encoding shortname=big5 "longname=Chinese Traditional (Big5)" map=big5.ump multibyte Encoding shortname=euc-jp "longname=Japanese (EUC)" map=euc_jp.ump multibyte Encoding shortname=euc-kr "longname=Korean (UHC)" map=uhc.ump multibyte # A "Language" line defines an interface language to be used by the # interface. Note that it is possible to display only a subset of the # specified languages on the preferences page for a given collection by # using the "PreferenceLanguages" format option in your collect.cfg # configuration file. # options are: # shortname -- ISO 639 two letter language symbol. The shortname option is mandatory. # longname -- The display name for the given language. If longname isn't set it will default to using shortname instead. # default_encoding -- The encoding to use by default when using the given # interface language. This should be set to the # "shortname" of a valid "Encoding" line Language shortname=en longname=English default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=fr longname=French default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=zh longname=Chinese default_encoding=gbk Language shortname=de longname=German default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=es longname=Spanish default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=mi longname=Maori default_encoding=utf-8 Language shortname=ar longname=Arabic default_encoding=windows-1256 Language shortname=pt longname=Portuguese default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=nl longname=Dutch default_encoding=iso-8859-1 Language shortname=ru longname=Russian default_encoding=windows-1251 # Define any additional page parameters to be used by the above macro files # (the current default page parameters are c (collection) and l (language) # Define v (version -- text or graphic) page parameter and give it a default # value of 0 (0 = text version off) pageparam v 0 # Set the precedence given to the page parameters. This effects which macro # will be selected for display when there are multiple versions of the same # macro with different page parameters. # e.g. Given a macroprecedence of "c,v,l" and the following macro definitions: # _content_ [] # _content_ [l=en] # _content_ [c=demo] # _content_ [v=1] # _content_ [l=fr,v=1,c=hdl] # If the corresponding cgi arguments were set to l=en&v=1&c=hdl then the # _content_[v=1] macro would be selected for display. It would be selected # ahead of the _content_[l=en] macro because "v" has a higher precedence # than "l". The _content_[l=fr,v=1,c=hdl] macro would not be selected # because one of the page parameters is completely wrong ("l"). macroprecedence c,v,l # Define any additional cgi arguments. Most cgi arguments are built into # Greenstone but it's possible to define them here (or set defaults for # existing built-in cgi arguments). # define the "v" cgi argument (to correspond to the "v" page parameter defined # above). cgiarg shortname=v longname=version multiplechar=false argdefault=0 \ defaultstatus=weak savedarginfo=must # set a default value for the built-in "a" cgi argument cgiarg shortname=a argdefault=p # set a default value for the built-in "p" cgi argument cgiarg shortname=p argdefault=home