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Revision: 1.4, Tue Apr 5 19:07:35 2005 UTC (8 years, 1 month ago) by grisha
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panel superuser added

#
# Sample OpenHosting configuration file
#

# This file must follow Python syntax. If you don't know Python,
# don't worry about it, it's easy.

# This file only lists the options that you are most likely to tweak.
# There are more variables that you can look up in the oh/host/dft.py
# file your Python standard lib site-packages subdirectory.

# Location of the directory where vservers are. This must be mounted
# with the tagctx option provided by the context disk limits kernel
# patchand should probably be a separate partition.

VSERVERS_ROOT = '/vservers'

# Location of the backups partition. This should have plenty of
# space, and probably should be on a separate (non-raid) drive

BACKUP = '/backup'

# Our main primary IP address (ssh/named/httpd will listen on it, and
# the vservers will default to using it as the first nameserver in
# /etc/resolv.conf)

PRIMARY_IP='10.10.10.10'

# Our back-end IP address if any. If your server has two nics, then
# it's highly recommended to have a back-end network for backups and
# other inter-server communication.

BACKEND_IP = None

# Ip address of the peer server to receive backups. If you don't have
# a back-end network and a peer server, just use 127.0.0.1.

PEERIP = '127.0.0.1'

# default receiver of the mon heartbeats
MON_SECRET = 'Please change me!'
MON_TARGET_IP = '127.0.0.1'

# secret for backup files (openvps dump)
DUMP_SECRET = 'Please change me too!'

# The organization name for the SSL certs. This is your company name
# and other info.

SSL_ORG_COUNTRY = "US"
SSL_ORG_STATE = "Virginia"
SSL_ORG_NAME = "Some Company, Inc."

# Where is util-vserver?
VSERVER_PREFIX = '/usr/local'

# default domain name - the hostname for vservers will be
# vservername + this domain
DEFAULT_DOMAIN = 'domain.tld'

# OpenVPS panel superuser - can log in to anyone's panel
# PANEL_SUPERUSER = 'openvps'
# superuser password (this needs to be a crypt(3) MD5 hash)
PANEL_SUPERUSER_PW = '*' # by default disabled

# Location of the directory that stores data about vservers such as
# disk and bandwidth utilization

# VAR_DB_OH = '/var/db/oh'

# Default max inodes per vserever allowed

# INODES_LIM = 50000

# location of rrdtool

# RRDTOOL = '/usr/bin/rrdtool' 

# /etc/motd file for new server. You may want to add your support
# information here.

# MOTD = """
#
#    Welcome to your new OpenHosting Virtual Server!
#
# """

# The initial index.html placed into the servers. This should probably
# be a page with a link to the explanation of what to do with a new
# server.

# INDEX_HTML = """
#    <html>
#      <title>OpenHosting Virtual Server</title>
#      <center>
#         <h2>This site is under construction</h2>
#      </center>
#      </html>
#      """ # keep emacs happy "

# Default nice.

# DFT_NICE = '9' # not as nice as default (10), but nice

# services we want enabled on new vservers (everything else is
# disabled)

# FEDORA_C2_SRVCS =  ['crond', 'atd', 'httpd', 'sendmail', 'sshd',
#                     'syslog', 'xinetd', 'webmin']

# This is a list of additional packages that are installed when the
# reference server is being built. This is a good starting point to a
# minimalistic reference server. Of course you can (and will) also add
# stuff to the reference server manually, so this list isn't that
# important, since you will only build a reference server once per
# physical machine, if that.

# FEDORA_PKGS_ADDL = [ ]

###
# do not edit this if you like using emacs
# makes emacs go into python mode
### Local Variables:
### mode:python
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