# replicator.properties
# Replicator Configuration file for GUAI-SMEAR project.
# must be copied to C:\com\mindprod\replicator\replicator.properties to take effect.

# Summary of what this files says:
# You want to distribute nearly everything in
# E:\GUAI-SMEAR.  The Replicator will put the zips
# in e:\GUAI-SMEAR-distribute.  You will upload those
# files to http://smear.biz/replicator.  The clients
# will download the zips to c:\GUAI-SMEAR-staging
# then decompress them to c:\GUAI-SMEAR

# This replicator.propreties files is used used
# to configure a set of files for efficient distribution via a website using
# multiple archive zip files to send just the changes.
# Each parameter that follows must be specified on one line, even for multiples.
# Everything is case sensitive, i.e. upper/lower case has to be precisely correct.
# You specify the broad rules of what files you want to distribute,
# then refine your choice with exceptions to the previous rules.

# Directory without trailing \ where ALL the master files to be distributed are kept.
# What is common to all filenames to be distributed, possibly just a drive.
# Use local platform names e.g. E: or E:\mindprod for Windows. This name is purely for the local
# Master copy, not directory on the website or directory at the clients'.
# Absolute directory name.
# use \ not /.
SENDER_BASE_DIR=e:\GUAI-SMEAR

# Directory without trailing \ where all the archive zip files to be distributed are kept.
# Use local platform names e.g. E:\mindprod for Windows. This name is purely for the local
# master copy, not for the website or the clients.
# Make sure this directory is NOT included in the trees, dirs or files to distribute!
# It is NOT relative to the SENDER_BASE_DIR.
# Absolute directory name.
# use \ not /.
SENDER_ZIP_STAGING_DIR=e:\GUAI-SMEAR-distribute

# Which directory trees (directory and all subdirectories)
# within the base directory tree will
# be distributed.  The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# The name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple directory tree names with commas.
# * means all trees in the base directory, and all files in the base directory
# use \ not /.
TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE=*

# Which directory trees (directory and all subdirectories)
# within the base directory tree will not
# be distributed.
# Don't specify directory tree names, unless they would
# naturally be distributed by being part of TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE
# above.
# The directory and all its subdirectories will
# be withheld, even if they appear in the list to be distributed.
# The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# The name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple directory tree names with commas.
# use \ not /.
TREES_TO_WITHHOLD=

# Which individual directories (directory without subdirectory)
# within the base directory tree will
# be distributed.
# Don't specify any directories which would naturally be distributed
# by being part of TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE above. You do have to mention
# directories that would be excluded by TREES_TO_WITHHOLD above.
# The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# the name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple directory names with commas.
# * means all files in the base directory, not including all dirs and subdirs.
# use \ not /.
DIRS_TO_DISTRIBUTE=

# Which individual directories (directory without subdirectories)
# within the base directory tree will not
# be distributed.
# Don't specify directory  names, unless they would
# naturally be distributed by being part of TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE
# above.
# The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# The name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple directory names with commas.
# * means all dirs in the base directory, and all files in the base directory,
# not including all subdirs of those dirs.
# * means all files in the base directory, not including all dirs and subdirs.
# use \ not /.
DIRS_TO_WITHHOLD=

# Which individual files (which otherwise would not be distributed)
# within the base directory tree will
# be distributed.
# Don't specify any files which would naturally be distributed
# by being part of TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE or DIRS_TO_DISTRIBUTE above.
# You do have to mention files that would be excluded by TREES_TO_WITHHOLD
# or FILES_TO_WITHHOLD above.
# The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# the name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple filenames with commas.
# use \ not /.
FILES_TO_DISTRIBUTE=

# Which individual files that would otherwise be distributed
# within the base directory tree will not
# be distributed.
# Don't specify file names, unless they would
# naturally be distributed by being part of TREES_TO_DISTRIBUTE
# or DIRS_TO_DISTRIBUTE above.
# The name is relative to the base directory, i.e.
# The name must include the directory, but not
# the base. The name must not begin or end with a \,
# though it may contain embedded \. Spaces are ok.
# Do not surround filenames in "s.
# Separate multiple filenames, with commas.
# use \ not /.
FILES_TO_WITHHOLD=

# Which file extensions should be withheld from distribution, no matter what
# directory they are in, and no matter what previous rules say about these files.
EXTENSIONS_TO_WITHHOLD=log,digest,nlx

# Largest file to distribute in bytes.
# Suggest leaving at 10 megabytes. The largest possible is 2 gigabytes.
# Large files are not spread over several zips.
LARGEST_FILE_TO_DISTRIBUTE=10000000

# We optimise under the presumption that most users will check for updates
# more frequently than this many days between checkins.
# Setting this number too large
# penalizes brand new users.
# Setting it too small penalises users who update infrequently.
LAG=30

# How long in hours the zip files sit in retirement
# untouched before we zero and delete them.
# We want to make sure anyone with with dial-up still downloading
# an obsolete manifest can still complete successfully.
# This setting should be longer than the longest expected download.
# Making this too long wastes disk space on your server
# hanging on to obsolete zips.
RETIREMENT=24


# Approximate size in bytes of individual zip archive files distributed,
# prior to compression.
# usually 2 megabytes 2000000, no commas
# It might be set smaller if users have very flaky connections and can't
# reliably download files that big.
UNCOMPRESSED_IDEAL_ZIPSIZE=2000000

# Compression level 0 to 9.
# 0=uncompressed 9=as compressed as possible.
# Bigger number takes more time to prepare zips.
COMPRESSION_LEVEL=9

# "true" if you want files that have new dates, but have not really
# changed since the last distribution to be redated back to their
# original dates.  This saves redistributing files that have not
# actually changed content.  This is useful for generated index files
# which often generate to the same output as previously.
# This affects the file dates on the originals and well as the files
# distributed.
# "false" if you want redated, but unchanged files to be redistributed
# with the new dates.
# For more information on how untouch works see
# http://mindprod.com/projuntouch.html
UNTOUCH=true

# "distributed" if you want excess whitespace removed from any distributed *.html
# This makes the files smaller and faster to load.  They look the same
# on the browser screen, but the raw HTML source is harder to understand.
# "original" if you want the original HTML compacted as well.
# "none" if you want HTML files distributed as-is.
COMPACT_HTML=distributed



# Command to upload files to the Internet.
# Needs fully qualitication and .exe suffix.
# e.g. E:\Program Files\netload\netload.exe
# or C:\WINNT\system32\cmd.exe /E:1900 /C upload.bat
# Leave empty (i.e UPLOAD=) to bypass automatic upload.
# Don't surround in quotes, even if it contains spaces.
# use \ in stead of /.
#UPLOAD=E:\Program Files\netload\netload.exe
UPLOAD=

# Following properties control the default client configuration:

# Project name for title, just what it is we are distributing.
PROJECT_NAME=GUAI-SMEAR

# Globally unique name, starting with website name in reverse e.g. com.mindprod.
# This name allows The Replicator to keep several projects on the same machine from
# interfering with one another.
UNIQUE_PROJECT_NAME=biz.SMEAR.GUAI-SMEAR

# Directory without trailing \ where ALL the master files to be distributed are kept.
# Use local platform names e.g. E:\mindprod for Windows.
# This is the suggested default for the client.
# use \ not /.
SUGGESTED_RECEIVER_BASE_DIR=c:\GUAI-SMEAR

# Directory without trailing \ where all the incoming archive zip files are kept.
# Use local platform names e.g. E:\mindprod for Windows.
# This is the suggested default for the client.
# use \ not /.
SUGGESTED_RECEIVER_ZIP_STAGING_DIR=c:\GUAI-SMEAR-staging

# Where on the website the archive files are stored.
# without a trailing /. Must have a lead http://
# e.g. http://mindprod.com/replicator
# use / not \.
WEBSITE_ZIP_URL=http://smear.biz/replicator

# Used when the client does not have direct access to the internet.
# Where can it get the zip files from a LAN or his local machine
# downloaded by a relay version of the Replicator.
# If the source of the zip files for the client
# is directory on the current machine, you might code:
# file://localhost/C:/replicator
# If the source of the zip files is a directory on another machine on the LAN you might code:
# file://bigserver/C:/common/replicator
# use / not \.
SUGGESTED_LAN_ZIP_URL=file://localhost/C:/GUAI-SMEAR-relay

# Do clients need a userid/passwords to access the files from the website?
# none means no user id or password needed to access files on the website.
# basic means use a simple undigested userid/password to access files.
AUTHENTICATION=basic

# "true" if you want additional troubleshooting information dumped to the console.
# "false" if you want this debugging information suppressed.
DEBUGGING=true

# end