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<?php
//
// The type of database server you are using. By default
// Gregarius will look for a MySQL database server. If you
// would like to use an SQLite database, change accordingly
//
define ('DBTYPE','mysql');

//
// The name of your database
//
define ('DBNAME','[[softdb]]');

//
// The username to use when connecting to the database. Make sure that
// thus user owns privileges to CREATE database tables on the above
// database!
//
define ('DBUNAME','[[softdbuser]]');

//
// The password to use when connecting to the database
//
define ('DBPASS', '[[softdbpass]]');

//
// If you are using a MySQL database:
// The hostname of your database server. Unless you know
// different this should probably be 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1'
//
// If you are using a SQLite database:
// This constant must contain the full path to your database file, 
// for example: '/tmp/gregarius.db'
// Note that the apache process must have write access privileges 
// on the given directory!
//
define ('DBSERVER', '[[softdbhost]]');

//
// The table name prefix to use. If you specify anything here,
// say 'gregarius', your database table 'channels' will be referred to 
// as 'gregarius_channels'. This is useful to avoid table collisions when 
// your hosting provider only grants you one single database and several
// applications rely on that db.
//
// If this is not the case you can safely ignore this option.
//
define('DB_TABLE_PREFIX', '[[dbprefix]]');
?>