# internationaliser.properties
# global configuration for the Interationaliser

# directory on server where all the internatinaliser files are stored
# including the database, the font and icon resources, and the generated
# resource bundles.
dir=e:\internationaliser

# class name of the JDBC driver to access the database
jdbcdriver=com.caucho.jdbc.mysql.Driver

# command to login to the datase
jdbclogin=jdbc:mysql-caucho://localhost:3306/internationaliser

# user ID the internationaliser program itself will use to access the database
jdbcUserID=internationaliser

# password the internationaliser program itself will use to access the database
jdbcPassword=sesame77

# How often the editor autmatically pesters the server for an update on
# what other translators may have done to the translations she is working on.
# Set to 0 if there is never any sharing of translations.
# Increasing this number increases server load, increases traffic and slows the program down.
# Decreasing it risks not seeing a change to a translation that some other translator made.
# You might ask, why does not the server just send a change as it happens to any interested parties?
# This is a limitation of the polling HTTP protocol we use to burrow through firewalls.
# Measured in seconds.
refreshRate=60

# Set up an email account for the interationaliser to send its robotic emails.

# what recipients of generated email alerts will see as FROM:
emailFrom=internationaliser@megachomp.com

# what recipients of generated email alerts will see as REPLY-TO:
emailTo=repliesIgnored@invalid.com

# domain name of SMTP host
sendHost=smtp.paconline.net

# port we are supposed to call in on for email. Usually 25 unless doing tunnelling
sendPort=25

# login account on the mailserver
sendLoginAccount=interationaliser%other.org

# password to send mail
sendPassword=sesame77

# true if need password to send mail, false if mailserver does not want a password.
needPasswordToSend=true

# Regex that describes what you consider an acceptable key that the programmers provide.
# In this case we say that A-Z a-z 0-9 . and space are the only acceptable characters.
# The internationaliser will reject keys that don't fit this pattern,
# e.g. that contain other punctuation or accented letters.
# The regex can be overridden on per project basis.
validKeyRegex=[A-Za-z0-9 \.]++