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## NOTE:
## All these settings can be overriden at runtime by environment variables. See chapter 8 of README.md for more info
tests.virtuoso.host=127.0.0.1
tests.virtuoso.port=1112
tests.httpd.host=127.0.0.1
tests.httpd.port=8181
# The application's display name
config.application.displayName=CR Unittesting
# Folder, where other files and subfolders will be stored
config.app.home=/var/jenkins_home/worker/tmp_cr
# Docker shared volume - tests
config.docker.sharedVolume=${config.app.home}
# Folder where CR's Access Control Lists (ACL, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list) are stored.
config.application.acl.folder=${config.app.home}/acl
# The application's home URL. It should be a full URL up to the webapp context path (the latter being included).
# Examples:
# http://127.0.0.1:8080/cr
# http://cr.eionet.europa.eu
# This property is used to construct URLs of users' home directories. The latter, in turn, is used to construct
# URLs of user's registrations, bookmarks, etc.
config.application.homeURL=http://${tests.httpd.host}:8080
# Location of the folder where harvester collects its temporary files.
config.harvester.tempFileDir=${config.app.home}/tmp
# The clock hours (0-23) when batch harvesting should be active, given as comma separated from-to spans (e.g 10-15, 19-23),
# where in every span both from and to are inclusive and there must be from<=to (so, to say from 18.00 to 9.00 you must write 18-23,0-8)
# (leave completely empty to disable any batch harvesting)
config.harvester.batchHarvestingHours=
# interval (in seconds) at which CR checks for new urgent or scheduled harvests
# DEPRECATED. Use harvester.batchHarvestingInterval instead.
config.harvester.batchHarvestingIntervalSeconds=20
# interval at which CR checks for new urgent or scheduled harvests
# Use time suffixes ms, s, m, h to specify time unit, no suffix defaults to ms value.
config.harvester.batchHarvestingInterval=20s
# Upper limit for the number of sources that are harvested in each interval
config.harvester.batchHarvestingUpperLimit=
# default harvesting interval (in minutes) for new auto-detected harvest sources
# DEPRECATED. Use harvester.referrals.interval instead
config.harvester.referrals.intervalMinutes=60480
# default harvesting interval for new auto-detected harvest sources
# Use time suffixes ms, s, m, h to specify time unit, no suffix defaults to ms value.
config.harvester.referrals.interval=60480m
# Maximum content length of a source. Not checked if not entered
config.harvester.maximumContentLength=
# Time in milliseconds after which the harvester gives up on establishing a HTTP connection to the harvested source or reading from
# that connection. NB! This is not the "whole" timeout: if connection is established and bytes are read, no HTTP timeout occurs.
# If no value given here, the harvester uses the total timeout calculated for the particular harvest at question.
config.harvester.httpConnection.timeout=
# Standard JavaMail (http://java.sun.com/products/javamail) properties that CR
# should use for sending error notification e-mails. For a complete reference see page 61 of
# http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/JavaMail-1.4.pdf.
# The mail.user and mail.password are not mandatory if the SMTP host does not require authentication.
# To turn off notifications, simply leave "mail.host" empty.
config.mail.host=
config.mail.user=
config.mail.password=
# The comma-separated list of e-mail addresses of CR system administrators. Error
# notifications will be delivered to those addresses. This is NOT a standard JavaMail property!
# Folder where the application stores uploaded files.
config.filestore.path=${config.app.home}/files
# Folder where EEA template files are stored
config.application.eea.template.folder=./eeaTemplate
# Interval (ms) for updating the picklist in Delivery search
#deliverySearchPicklistCacheUpdateInterval=3600000
config.deliverySearchPicklistCacheUpdateInterval=
# Interval (ms) for updating the cache of recently discovered files.
#recentDiscoveredFilesCacheUpdateInterval=300000
config.recentDiscoveredFilesCacheUpdateInterval=
# Interval (ms) for updating the cache of distinct rdf:types in CR triple store.
#typeCacheUpdateInterval=3600000
config.typeCacheUpdateInterval=
# Interval (ms) for updating the tag cloud cache.
#tagCloudCacheUpdateInterval=7200000
config.tagCloudCacheUpdateInterval=
# Cron schedule for updating rdf:type cache tables in database - this may take more than 15 minutes!
#typeCacheTablesUpdateCronJob=0 30 5 ? * *
config.typeCacheTablesUpdateCronJob=
# Virtuoso db connection properties.
config.virtuoso.db.url=jdbc:virtuoso://${tests.virtuoso.host}:${tests.virtuoso.port}/charset=UTF-8/log_enable=2/DATABASE=CRTEST
config.virtuoso.db.drv=virtuoso.jdbc4.Driver
config.virtuoso.db.usr=cr3test
config.virtuoso.db.pwd=zzz
config.virtuoso.db.rousr=cr3rouser
config.virtuoso.db.ropwd=yyy
# If true, CR will use a Central Authentication Service (CAS, http://www.jasig.org/cas) for authenticating its users.
# In such a case, the below "edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.*" properties *must* be specified!
# If false, CR will use an LDAP server and a local user description file for the user authentication.
# In such a case, the LDAP server URL *must* be specified with "ldap.url" property. The local user
# description file is located in users.xml in the directory specified by "application.acl.folder".
# Default value of this property is true, i.e. use CAS for user authentication.
config.useCentralAuthenticationService=true
# Relevant only if useCentralAuthenticationService=true. Specifies the URL to the login page on CAS server.
# See Java's CAS client JavaDoc for further comments.
config.edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.loginUrl=https://sso.eionet.europa.eu/login
# Relevant only if useCentralAuthenticationService=true. Specifies the URL to the validation service on CAS server.
# See Java's CAS client JavaDoc for further comments.
config.edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.validateUrl=https://sso.eionet.europa.eu/serviceValidate
# Relevant only if useCentralAuthenticationService=true.
# Specifies the host and port to where the CAS login service should redirect the browser after successful login.
# This is basically your CR webapp host and port (examples: "127.0.0.1:8080", "cr.eionet.europa.eu").
config.edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.serverName=${tests.httpd.host}:8080
# Relevant only if useCentralAuthenticationService=false.
# Specifies the URL to your LDAP server that you wish to use for user authentication. NB! Must end with a slash!
ldap.url=ldap://ldap.eionet.europa.eu:389/
# Relevant only if useCentralAuthenticationService=false.
# Specifies the LDAP context in which the users shall be looked up. In other words:
# ldap.url + ldap.context forms the "java.naming.provider.url" that the application will use for user lookup.
ldap.context=o=Eionet,l=EUROPE
# If true, enables functionality specific to the European Environment Agency (EEA).
# If false, all EEA-specific menu items and functions will be hidden or disabled.
# Default value is true.
config.enableEEAFunctionality=true
# Enable EEA template for SDS (true/false)
config.useEeaTemplate=false
# Comma-separated list of hosts allowed to use CR's ping API (PingActionBean). Wildcards can be used. Can be left empty.
# The list is always prepended by with "localhost", "127.0.0.1", "0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1" and "::1".
config.pingWhitelist=*.eea.europa.eu,*.eionet.europa.eu,192.168.1.*
# Comma-separated list of hosts denied to use CR's ping API (PingActionBean). Wildcards can be used. Can be left empty.
# This list always overrides the pingWhiteList and the host is tested against blacklist before whitelist.
config.pingBlacklist=
test.httpd.url=http://${tests.httpd.host}:${tests.httpd.port}/
# Logged in users that belong to that role can view admin tools page
admin-group=ldap-cr-admin