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#
# $FML: main.cf.in,v 1.20 2004/11/21 06:55:47 fukachan Exp $
#
# fml version
# This is important
# Example: fml 8.0
# fml-current YYYYMMDD
# fml-devel YYYYMMDD
fml_version = __fml_version__
fml_owner = @fml_owner@
fml_group = @fml_group@
###
### DIRECTORIES
###
# Example: /usr/local
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
datarootdir = @datarootdir@
# $config_dir holds the global main configuration and
# several version-dependent default configurations
# Example: /etc/fml
config_dir = @fmlconfdir@
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/$fml_version
default_config_dir = $config_dir/defaults/$fml_version
# group writable configuration directory.
# prepared but not used by default.
# This may be used by ml_home_prefix handling.
# Example: /etc/fml/config.gw
group_writable_config_dir = @fmlgwconfdir@
# defined for convenience, for example, we need this variable
# at include, include-ctl, which needs expansion of ../libexec/fml/fml.pl
# Example: /usr/local/libexec/fml
executable_prefix = @libexecdir@/fml
# Example: /usr/local/libexec/fml/$fml_version
libexec_dir = @libexecdir@/fml/$fml_version
# Example: /usr/local/lib/fml/$fml_version
lib_dir = @libdir@/fml/$fml_version
# Example: /usr/local/share/fml/$fml_version
share_dir = @datarootdir@/fml/$fml_version
# site local library location
# which is prepared but not used by fml itself
local_lib_dir = @libdir@/fml/site_local
###
### DOMAIN AND MAPS BETWEEN DOMAIN AND DIRECTORY
###
# default domain. used when domain unspecified in using makefml et.al.
default_domain = @default_domain@
# default parent directory of ml's home directories.
# same as fml 4.0 by default but ml_home_prefix_map(s) changes the map
# between ml and the home directory.
# Example: /var/spool/ml
default_ml_home_prefix = @mlspooldir@
# primary of { $ml_name => $ml_home_dir } map relation.
# makefml/fml command try to modify this map.
#
# The syntax is "domain directory". For example
# fml.org /var/spool/ml/fml.org
# nuinui.net /var/spool/ml/nuinui.net
#
# Example: /etc/fml/ml_home_prefix
primary_ml_home_prefix_map = @primary_ml_home_prefix_map@
# maps of { $ml_name => $ml_home_dir } map relation.
ml_home_prefix_maps = $primary_ml_home_prefix_map
$virtual_maps
# obsolete map: DO NOT USE THIS MAP NOW.
# This is used before introduction of $ml_home_prefix_maps.
# It is backward compatible only.
# for example,
# fml.org /var/spool/ml/fml.org
# nuinui.net /var/spool/ml/nuinui.net
virtual_maps = $config_dir/virtual
###
### CONFIGURATION FILES AND DEFAULT PARAMETERS
###
# version dependent default_config.cf location
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/8.0/default_config.cf
default_config_cf = $default_config_dir/default_config.cf
# site local default configuration file
# Example: /etc/fml/site_default_config.cf
site_default_config_cf = $config_dir/site_default_config.cf
# domain specific configurations
# Example: /etc/fml/domains/fml.org/default_config.cf
domain_default_config_cf = $config_dir/domains/$default_domain/config.cf
# map between programs name and modules
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/8.0/modules
default_module_config = $default_config_dir/modules
# map between programs name and command line options
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/8.0/command_line_options
default_command_line_option_config = $default_config_dir/command_line_options
# CUI configuration menu
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/8.0/menu.conf
default_cui_menu = $default_config_dir/menu
# GUI configuration menu
# Example: /etc/fml/defaults/8.0/menu.conf
default_gui_menu = $default_config_dir/menu
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