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/* -*- Pike -*- 
 * $Id$ 
 * 
 * User configurable things not accessible from the normal 
 * administration interface. Not much, but there are some things..   
 */ 
 
 
#ifndef _ROXEN_CONFIG_H_ 
#define _ROXEN_CONFIG_H_ 
 
 
 
//  If you are running an MySQL older than 3.23.49 (which lacks a patch for 
//  a security hole in LOAD DATA LOCAL) you need to set this compatibility 
//  flag. 
// 
//  #define UNSAFE_MYSQL 
 
 
#if constant(thread_create) 
// If it works, good for you. If it doesn't, too bad. 
#ifndef DISABLE_THREADS 
#ifdef ENABLE_THREADS 
# define THREADS 
#endif /* ENABLE_THREADS */ 
#endif /* !DISABLE_THREADS */ 
#endif /* constant(thread_create) */ 
#define add_efun add_constant 
 
/* Reply 'PONG\r\n' to the query 'PING\r\n'. 
 * For performance tests... 
 */ 
#define SUPPORT_PING_METHOD 
 
/* Do we want module level deny/allow security (IP-numbers and usernames).  
 * 1% speed loss, as an average. (That is, if your CPU is used to the max. 
 * it probably isn't..)   
 */ 
#ifndef NO_MODULE_LEVEL_SECURITY 
# define MODULE_LEVEL_SECURITY 
#endif 
 
/* If this is disabled, the server won't parse the supports string. This might 
 * make the server somewhat faster. If you don't need this feature but need the 
 * most speed you can get, it might be a good idea to disable supports. 
 */ 
 
// #define DISABLE_SUPPORTS 
 
 
/* Define this if you don't want Roxen to use DNS. Note: This 
 * doesn't make the server itself faster. It only reduces the netload 
 * some. This option turns off ALL ip -> hostname and hostname -> ip 
 * conversion. Thus you can't use if if you want to run a proxy.  
 */ 
 
// #undef NO_DNS 
 
 
/* This option turns of all ip->hostname lookups. However the 
 * hostname->ip lookups are still functional. This _is_ usable 
 * if you run a proxy.. :-) 
 */ 
 
// #undef NO_REVERSE_LOOKUP 
 
 
/* Should we use sete?id instead of set?id?. 
 * There _might_ be security problems with the sete?id functions. 
 */ 
#define SET_EFFECTIVE  
 
#define URL_MODULES 
 
/* Define this to change the main RAM cache retention policy 
 * to be based on the time it took to generate the entry and 
 * the number of hits it has received. 
 */ 
// #define TIME_BASED_CACHE 
 
/* The namespace prefix for RXML. 
 */ 
#define RXML_NAMESPACE "rxml" 
 
/* Define this to keep support for old (pre-2.0) RXML. 
 */ 
#define OLD_RXML_COMPAT 
 
/* Define this to enable the RoxenConfig cooke */ 
#define OLD_RXML_CONFIG 
 
// Define to get verbose backtraces in the debug log for each RXML 
// error. As opposed to the normal reports of RXML errors, they will 
// include the Pike backtraces too. 
//#define VERBOSE_RXML_ERRORS 
 
// Define back to which Roxen version you would like to keep  
// compatibility. 
#define ROXEN_COMPAT 1.3 
 
 
//  Cache timeout for RAM cache 
#ifndef INITIAL_CACHEABLE 
# define INITIAL_CACHEABLE 300 
#endif 
 
#ifndef HTTP_BLOCKING_SIZE_THRESHOLD 
// Size at below which blocking writes may be performed without penalty. 
// Should correspond to the network buffer size (usually 4KB or 1500 bytes). 
// Set to zero or negative to always use nonblocking I/O. 
#define HTTP_BLOCKING_SIZE_THRESHOLD  1000 
#endif /* !HTTP_BLOCKING_SIZE_THRESHOLD */ 
 
/*---------------- End of configurable options. */ 
#endif /* if _ROXEN_CONFIG_H_ */