# /etc/aolserver4/domains.cfg
# LEG 21032005
#
server magma.com.ni "Magma Soft" {
  fqdn		magma.com.ni
  fqdn		www.magma.com.ni
  http	        yes
  https         yes
}

server tinkerbelle.be	"Tinkerbelle Village" {
  fqdn		tinkerbelle.be
  bind		virtual
  bindssl	0.0.0.0:4430

  root          "/var/lib/tinkerbelle.be"

  database	postgres
  dbhost        anteris.nodo.netport
  dbname        tinkerbelle
}

server matagalpa.org "Matagalpa Org" {
  skip	        false
  fqdn		matagalpa.org
  fqdn		www.matagalpa.org
  bind		virtual
  bindssl 	0.0.0.0:4443

  root          "/var/lib/matagalpa.org"

  database	postgres
  dbhost	anteris.nodo.netport
  dbname	matagalpa_org
}

# Documentation:
#
# Main server configurations:
#
# set defaultserver serverid
#      singlevalue,optional, default: first serverid in the file
# set debug true
#      singlevalue,optional, default: false
# set confdebug
#      singlevalue,optional, default: false
#      writes configuration sections and parameters on stdout as the
#      server loads.
#      usefull for debugging, should be able to make a "precompiled"
#     configuration file too.
#
#  stats	bool
#     optional, if true serverstats are generated, default false
#  stats_url	rel_url
#     defaults to "_stats"
#  stats_user   name
#     defaults to "aolserver"
#  stats_password password
#     defaults to "stats"  
#
# Virtual server configuration
#
# You must not use a comment inside a server stanza, but you can
# comment out an entry by makeing it invalid:  #database, e.g.
# server serverid  "server description" {
#
# Required parameters:
#  fqdn          fully qualified domain name
#      multivalue
#  bind          ip:port
#      singlevalue.  If you specify "virtual" instead of a ip:port
#      combination the server will run as a virtual domain on the same
#      IP as the main (default) server.
#  bindssl
#      singlevalue
#
#  http, https
#      singlevalue, can be yes, true, etc.  is equivalent to:
#      bind 0.0.0.0:80 and 0.0.0.0:443 respectively.
#
#
# Optional values:
#  config        file
#      singlevalue, configuration file for this server.
#      can be omitted if a file serverid.tcl exists
#      standard configuration is however already provided without these
#
#  config_cgi    file
#      singlevalue, adicional cgi-parameters to user for this server
#      can be omited if a file serverid.cgi exists
#      a standard set of cgi configuration is already provided by the
#      default server configuration
#
#  config_db     file
#      singlevalue, only makes sense if database is specified
#      configuration file for the database, can be omitted if
#      serverid.db exists.
#      a standard database configuration is however already provided
#      without these
#  config_ssl    file
#
#  root          directory
#      serverrot, default /var/www
#
#  pageroot      directory
#      relative to serverroot, unless it starts with /
#      defaults to servername, to organize virtual domains beneath
#      /var/www
#
#  tcllib
#      relative to serverroot, unless it starts with /, default: "tcl"
#
#  directoryproc  name
#      tcl procedure to list a directory if no directoryindex file exists
#      default _ns_dirlist
#  directorylisting style
#      style of directorylisting: simple or fancy with _ns_dirlist
#      default, fancy (with file sizes and dates)
#
#  stack
#      per thread stacksize in kByte, defaults to 128, dotLRN needs 512
#
#  modules
#      list of modules to load. default:
#         nslog nssha1 nscache nsdb nsopenssl nscgi nssock 
#      don't specify database driver modules here.
#
#
# tDAV Configuration
# Note: experimental, you have to copy the provided tDAV.tcl file into
#   the main or servers tcllib directory.  nsperms configuration is
#   also required.  This means: set up
#   /usr/aolserver4/servers/<server>/modules/nsperm/*
#
#  Multiple "shares" can be specified, each has to begin with "share name", where the name
#  is a unique identifier (in this server).
#
# Required:
#  dav_share     name
#  dav_uri       uri
#     uri for which DAV access is allowd
#  dav_description "text"
#     a descriptive text for this share
#
# Almost required:
#
#  dav_users    "users"
#     space separated list of user allowed to access
#  dav_groups   "groups"
#     space separated list of groups allowed to access
#
# See nsperms for how to specify users, groups and give them passwords.
#
# Opcional:
#
#  dav_options  "OPTIONS COPY GET PUT POST HEAD MKCOL PROPFIND PROPPATCH"
#     Allowed http methos ("options")
#     if this is not used, al DAV options are allowed.  the example shows
#     the minimal required options.
#
# Example:
#  dav_share     pageroot
#  dav_uri       /dav*
#  dav_description "The whole website"
#
#  dav_users     "jorge lymontoya"
#
#
#
# Database specification
#  database      type
#      multivalue, not implemented,
#      type:  modulname without "ns" prefix
#  dbname        name
#      required if database is used
#  dbhost        host
#      if empty, local connection is assume, required for oracle
#  dbuser        name
#      if empty, dbname is asumed
#  dbpass
#      required if database is oracle
#
#  ldapPools
#      required, default "*"
#
#  ldapDefaultPool
#      require, default "ldap"

#
# LDAP: nsldap module
# Note: untested.
# each ldap pool has its own stanza
# example:
#
# ldap    ldap {
#   user 	"cn=admin,ou=Your Organisation"
#   password	"changeme"
#   host        "localhost"
#   connections 1
#   verbose     false
# }
#
# default values:
#   connections 1
#   verbose	false
#
# everything else is required.