<?php

    // This is where the code libraries are located - this needs to be the fully
    // qualified path, not just a relative path
    //
    define('MACHINE_FQDN','springsrock.net');

    // What old mysql password function to use on this machine
    define('OLD_PASSWORD_FUNCTION', 'old_password');

    // What current mysql password function to use on this machine
    define('CURRENT_PASSWORD_FUNCTION', 'SHA2');

    // What hash length to use for the current password function on this machine
    define('PASSWORD_HASH_LENGTH', 256);

    // This controls whether to generate debug messages or not.
    define('DEBUG_MODE', false);

    define('SES_LOG', '/tmp/session.log');

    // This is the USER_ID of the user assigned by the system automatically when it performs
    // a function that requires a USER_ID
    define('SYSTEM_USER', 1);

    // This is the trusted server list. Each variable represents a different server
    // list. Each item in the list represents a server address that we consider
    // 'trusted' (ie, able to post to that form). Each form specifies the server
    // list to invoke when checking security. Most will use the tserver['AAXY'] list,
    // since most forms are internal to the site. New lists can easily be added;
    // the name just has to match a list that is used in a form security declaration.
    $GSEC_tserver['LIST'] = array('AAXY', 'TEST');
    $GSEC_tserver['DEFAULT'] = 'AAXY';
    $GSEC_tserver['AAXY'] = array('white', 'localhost', 'springsrock.net');
    $GSEC_tserver['TEST'] = array('white', 'localhost');


    // set the possible connection types
    $GSQL_connectData['LIST'] = array('default','session','system','nada','bookout','reporter','reports','servers','marketing','archive');

    // for each connection type specified above, we need to specify the following elements of
    // various arrays so that the connection types are actually valid