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#
# Example cassandane.ini file
#
# Copyright (c) 2011 Opera Software Australia Pty. Ltd. All rights
# reserved.
#
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
# are met:
#
# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
#
# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in
# the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
# distribution.
#
# 3. The name "Opera Software Australia" must not be used to
# endorse or promote products derived from this software without
# prior written permission. For permission or any legal
# details, please contact
# Opera Software Australia Pty. Ltd.
# Level 50, 120 Collins St
# Melbourne 3000
# Victoria
# Australia
#
# 4. Redistributions of any form whatsoever must retain the following
# acknowledgment:
# "This product includes software developed by Opera Software
# Australia Pty. Ltd."
#
# OPERA SOFTWARE AUSTRALIA DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO
# THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
# AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL OPERA SOFTWARE AUSTRALIA BE LIABLE
# FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN
# AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING
# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
#
# This section describes configurable properties of the
# Cassandane infrastructure
[cassandane]
# Directory under which all the instance directories will be created.
# It's wise to keep this short. Tests will run quite a bit faster if
# this is on a tmpfs filesystem (though note that you will lose your
# old instance directories across reboots if you do this).
##rootdir = /var/tmp/cass
# Which SASL password checking method to use:
# alwaystrue
# is the default and it makes libsasl conveniently accept
# any old password, but it can be configured out at libsasl
# build time e.g. on older RedHat builds.
# sasldb
# can be used for those RedHat systems, as it's always available
# in libsasl. Cassandane will build a sasldb2 file containing
# usernames and passwords, but it requires installing the package
# containing the saslpasswd2 binary.
##pwcheck = alwaystrue
# Whether to clean up instance directories after their tests have
# run (also, will remove and old instance directories from earlier
# runs). See also the --cleanup option to testrunner.pl.
##cleanup = no
# How many worker processes to run. Overridden by -j argument to
# testrunner.pl.
##maxworkers = 2
# This section describes configurable properties of Valgrind.
[valgrind]
# Whether to run Cyrus binaries under Valgrind (see also the
# --valgrind option to testrunner.pl)
##enabled = no
# Where to find the Valgrind binary
##binary = /usr/bin/valgrind
# File containing Valgrind suppression rules
##suppressions = vg.supp
# Other arguments passed to Valgrind
##arguments = -q --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --run-libc-freeres=no
# This section describes the default Cyrus installation.
[cyrus default]
# Prefix of the installation; should be the value which was supplied as
# --prefix to the Cyrus configure script. Cassandane will look for Cyrus
# binaries in {prefix}/bin, {prefix}/sbin, {prefix}/libexec, {prefix}/lib,
# and {prefix}/cyrus/bin.
##prefix = /usr/cyrus
# A non-standard or temporary place where the installation has been made,
# e.g. by make DESTDIR=/tmp/my-cyrus-inst install
# If set, binaries will be in {destdir}{prefix}/bin (etc)
##destdir =
# If your Cyrus build has renamed binaries, you can tell Cassandane how
# to find them like this:
##quota = cyr_quota
# This optional section describes the Cyrus installation used for the
# replica side of replication tests. You can use this to test
# replication to a different Cyrus version from your main instance.
# If this section does not exist, or the prefix it names does not
# exist, then the replica instance will use the "cyrus default".
##[cyrus replica]
##prefix = /usr/cyrus
##destdir =
# This optional section describes the Cyrus installation used for the
# murder frontend in murder tests. You can use this to test a murder
# with a different Cyrus version from your main instance.
# If this section does not exist, or the prefix it names does not
# exist, then the murder tests will use the "cyrus default".
##[cyrus murder]
##prefix = /usr/cyrus
##destdir =
# This section enables GDB debugging of services run from Cyrus master
# on a per-service basis. To debug, enable one of these, run
# Cassandane, and look in syslog for helpful instructions from gdbtramp.
[gdb]
##imapd = yes
##sync_server = yes
##lmtpd = yes
##timsieved = yes
##backupd = yes
# This section describes the common configuration parameters to set
# for each test. This overrides the bare hardcoded configuration, and is
# overridden by the test case configuration.
# Some variables of the form @varname@ are available:
# name: instance name
# basedir: instance directory
# cyrus_prefix: cyrus path
# prefix: working directory
[config]
##sasl_mech_list = PLAIN LOGIN
##debug_command = @prefix@/utils/gdbtramp %s %d
# This section describes how Cassandane interacts with the Net::CalDAVTalk
# module. If the basedir is set, we can test the built in API tests against
# cyrus's CalDAV support for event+json
[caldavtalk]
# The base directory of a copy of Net::CalDAVTalk from CPAN. If empty,
# the cpan tests won't be run
##basedir =
# This section describes how Cassandane interacts with the ImapTest
# testsuite, which is a test suite for IMAP servers written by the
# Dovecot team and downloadable from http://www.imapwiki.org/ImapTest/
[imaptest]
# The base directory of a built but not installed ImapTest. If empty,
# no ImapTests will be found or run.
##basedir =
# A list of tests which will be suppressed, i.e. not reported and not
# run. The default value is the list of ImapTest tests which are known
# to trigger unfixed bugs in Cyrus at the moment, hopefully that will
# shrink to nil in the future.
##suppress = listext subscribe
# This section describes how Cassandane interacts with the CalDAVTester
# testsuite, which is a test suite for CalDAV and CardDAV servers written
# by Apple and downloadable from http://calendarserver.org/wiki/CalDAVTester
[caldavtester]
# The base directory of a svn checkout of CalDAVTester. If empty, no
# CalDAV or CardDAV tests will be found or run
## basedir =
# A list of tests which will be suppressed for each category. The default
# is a list of CalDAVTester tests which are known to trigger unfixed bugs
# in Cyrus or which are very Apple specific
## suppress-caldav =
## suppress-carddav =