# File : sequencesHTML.conf.test
# DO NOT DELETE THIS FILE: It is needed by "make test".

# Here is the configuration file for  sequences.cgi You need to adjust
# the parameters to  suit the load of your  machine and the  lenght of
# the result page.
 
# Ligne beginning with # are ignored. Blank lines as well

# !!! WEBMASTER, READ THIS !!!
# Piece of advice for Real WWW Servers: 

# Avoid  setting  both values "PatternNumberMax" and "ResultLengthMax"
# to "unlimited"

# You can  limit the number of  pattern with this parameter Default is
# unlimited, a large one, not dangerous if PatternNumberMax is defined
# with a "good" value.

# possible value : "PatternNumberMax unlimited"

 PatternNumberMax   unlimited

# You can  prefer limit  the  output with   the number of  kilo-octets
# generated. I prefer this one because computing is very efficient.

# possible value : "ResultLengthMax unlimited"

 ResultLengthMax 200

# You can  also limit the amount  of calculation  time (in seconds) to
# the users possible value : "TimeOutCalcul 0" means "unlimited"

 TimeOutCalcul 0

##############
# MIDI stuff #
##############

# The directory that stores the midi files
# a relative path is from where stays the sequencesHTML.cgi script
# This directory must be writable by the http user, often "nobody",
# or by everybody ie :
#
# drwxrwxrwx  2 root     root    ../WWR
# drwx------  2 nobody   nobody  ../WWR

 WorldWritableDirectory    ../WWR
 
# Where is tcl ?

 tclInterpreter /usr/bin/tcl

# The maximum size of this directory in KILO OCTETS.
# The oldest midi files are unlink in order to keep this limit.
# I think it is important this value  be upper than ResultLengthMax

 maxSizeWorldWritableDirectory 5000

# The compression tools you can offer.
# Uncomment those you do not have and adapt the path to yours
# I prefer let you tell it instead of searching them (for
# security reasons).

# The noneCompression allow the user to choose no compression.
# If you comment all compression style then "noneCompression"
# will be choosen automatically

# zip is for DOS
# gz is for UNIX and DOS
# bz2 is for UNIX only, I think.

# the most effective is "bz2", then "gz", then "zip", then "none" :)

# zipCompression	/usr/bin/zip -q
# gzCompression		/bin/gzip
# bz2Compression	/usr/bin/bzip2
# noneCompression	/bin/cat

# What are the file extensions ?
# You can leave this uncommented without any problem

 zipExtension   .zip
 gzExtension    .gz
 bz2Extension   .bz2
 noneExtension  .mid


# Debug modes
#

# debugMidi 1