config.ini.bak.20080504

<?php
// config.ini - actual portal configuration file.
// config.ini.base - template portal configuration file.
//
// The first time the portal package is installed, the postinstall will
// automatically enter values for system configuration constants
// in the config.ini.base file.  It will then copy the config.ini.base
// to config.ini so that the portal will function.  On subsequent portal
// installs, the postinstall will update the config.ini.base only and
// compare the config.ini.base to the config.ini.  If they are different,
// the postinstall will inform the installer that they must manually
// inspect and update the config.ini to bring it up to date.
//
// IMPORTANT LOCALIZATION NOTES:
// Currently, there are some constants in this config file that contain
// english phrases.  Wherever you see english phrases being passed to a
// function _L(), these phrases are being automatically converted to the
// language associated with a user's selected locale via a message
// catalog lookup.  Changing the default english phrase will most likely
// result in the new english phrase showing up in all locales since it
// won't be in the message catalog and adding messages to each locale-specific
// catalog is not supported.
//
// As a workaround for this, php pages that use one of these constants will
// first see if a constant exists with a locale suffix matching the user's
// locale (minus any locale charset extension e.g. ja_JP instead
// of ja_JP.utf8).  If it exists, it uses it instead of the base version.
// In this way, you can create locale-specific values of constants that
// contain english phrases if required.
//
//  Adding a locale suffix:
//      [BASE_CONSTANT_NAME]_[locale]
//      Example: EXAMPLE_ja_JP
//
//  Current set of constants that can be localized:
//  - DEFAULT_COPYRIGHT
//  - DEFAULT_MX_CONTROL_CONSOLE_NAME
//  - DEFAULT_TAGLINE_ALT
//  - MXL_SAFE_VIEW_MSG_CONTENT_DISABLED_TEXT
//  - SPAM_OUTLOOK_DWNLD_MSG
//  - MXL_PRIVACY_INC (allows locale-specific privacy statement include files)
//
//  !! VALUES OF LOCALE-SPECIFIC CONSTANTS MUST BE IN UTF-8 CHARACTER SET !!

// ************************************************************************
// ** SYSTEM **
// ************************************************************************
//
// NOTE: post install will replace all occurrences of the path '/mxl/'
// with the actual root directory specified during install.
define('MXL_ROOT_DIR', '/mxl/');

// Specify path to the portal root directory. SAPI/DAPI require this.
define('APP_ROOT_DIR', MXL_ROOT_DIR . 'var/httpd/virtuals/portal/htdocs/');

//
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DOWN PAGE CONTROL CONSTANTS
// To display the portal down page and prevent connections to the mxl and
// mxl_log dbs, set DISPLAY_PORTAL_DOWN_PAGE to true.
// When DISPLAY_PORTAL_DOWN_PAGE is true, the PLANNED_OUTAGE_TEXT is
// displayed.  When the portal attempts to connect to a db and can't,
// the down page will appear and will display the UNPLANNED_OUTAGE_TEXT.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

define('DISPLAY_PORTAL_DOWN_PAGE', false);
define('PLANNED_OUTAGE_TEXT','The information you selected is temporarily unavailable due to scheduled maintenance. Please try again later.'); 
define('UNPLANNED_OUTAGE_TEXT','The information you selected is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later.');

define('REQUIRE_SSL',       true);  // true | false
define('MXL_INDEX',         'portal.mxlogic.com'); // MXL Portal Hostname
define('CORDA_SERVER',      'http://localhost:2001');
define('DB_LOGIN_MXL',      'dbname=mxl host=10.1.106.130 port=5432 user=postgres password=dbG0d');
define('DB_LOGIN_MXL_DIRECTOR', 'dbname=mxl_director host=10.1.106.130 port=5432 user=postgres password=dbG0d');
define('DB_LOGIN_MXL_FS', 'dbname=mxl_fs host=10.1.106.130 port=5432 user=postgres password=dbG0d');
define('DB_LOGIN_MXL_WEB_LOG', 'dbname=mxl_wds_log host=10.1.106.133 port=5432 user=postgres password=dbG0d');

// MXL_QUARANTINE_VHOST defines the virtual hostname to use when accessing
// quarantined messages.
define('MXL_QUARANTINE_VHOST', 'quarantine');

// One web server must be defined as the primary web server.
// When branded resellers or customers upload new logo and/or tagline
// images via the MX Control Console, the images are uploaded to the
// logos directory on the PRIMARY_WEB_HOST.  The uploaded images must be
// distributed from the PRIMARY_WEB_HOST logos directory to the logos
// directory on each of the remaining web servers using rsync or
// similar solution.  Image distribution should be configured so that
// the images are up to date on all web servers within 10 minutes or
// less from the time that an image is updated on the PRIMARY_WEB_HOST.
//
define('PRIMARY_WEB_HOST', '127.0.0.1');

// Set a general limit on the file size that a user can upload into
// a list such as the domain exempt list, spam exempt list, sender allow/deny
// lists, etc.  Note that this does not impose a limit on the number of
// entries allowed in a list.  Large files can be broken into multiple files
// that do not exceed the size limit and be uploaded separately when required.
define('MAX_LIST_UPLOAD_SIZE_BYTES', 102400);

// MTA_REPLICATION_MODE declares the replication mode currently in use
// for replicating data from the db to the MTAs.  If this constant does
// not exist, ldap mode is assumed.
// Valid Values: 'file' | 'ldap'
define('MTA_REPLICATION_MODE',      'ldap');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Time Zone Constants
//
// Set PORTAL_TIME_ZONE to the default time zone that you want this
// instance of the portal to use.  For a list of currently supported
// time zones, refer to the util_classes/class.Timezones.php file.
// A user can pick their own time zone which will override this default
// setting. If ENABLE_MXL_PHP_ERROR_HANDLER is true, then some php log
// messages will be logged in this default time zone.
//
// Set MTA_TIME_ZONE to the time zone of the mta servers.
// If there are multiple pods of mta servers using different time zones,
// the constant should be set to the time zone furthest east of the portal time
// zone. If all mta time zones are west of the portal time zone, you can
// either use the time zone closest to the portal time zone or simply
// comment out the MTA_TIME_ZONE constant.
//
// The offset between portal time zone and mta time zone determines
// when and if "tomorrow" is included in the quarantine day selection list
// in the domain and user quarantine index pages.
//
// Set DAILY_ROLLUP_TIME_ZONE to the timezone that rollups are being performed
// from. Reports will be generated with respect to this time zone and time
// scaled as necessary for the reporting user's time zone preference. In most
// cases DAILY_ROLLUP_TIME_ZONE will have the same value as MTA_TIME_ZONE. In
// fact, when DAILY_ROLLUP_TIME_ZONE isn't defined it will default to the
// value of MTA_TIME_ZONE.
//
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('PORTAL_TIME_ZONE', 'America/Denver');
define('MTA_TIME_ZONE',    'America/Denver');
define('DAILY_ROLLUP_TIME_ZONE', 'America/Denver');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Quarantine View Constants
//   USER_QUAR_DEFAULT_ALL_DAYS: true | false
//   When set to true, when a user accesses their spam quarantine, the
//   default quarantine day selection will default to
//   "View all quarantine messages" instead of the date for today.
//
//   ADMIN_QUAR_DEFAULT_ALL_DAYS:  true | false
//   When set to true, when a user with quarantine manager administrative rights
//   or higher accesses the domain quarantine, the
//   default quarantine day selection will default to
//   "View all quarantine messages" instead of the date for today.
//
//   Because selecting all days requires a query to be executed that
//   hits all the quarantine daily tables for the full quarantine retention period
//   of the user's domain, there is a tradeoff between user convenience and
//   performance when setting either of these constants to true.
//
define('USER_QUAR_DEFAULT_ALL_DAYS',  false);
define('ADMIN_QUAR_DEFAULT_ALL_DAYS', false);

// ************************************************************************
// Internationalization / Localization Constants
// ************************************************************************

// L10N_SUPPORT enables (true) or disables (false) localization 
// (language selection) in the MX Control Console UI. Please note 
// that in order for language selection to appear in the UI, 
// L10N_SUPPORT must be set to true and there must be at least 
// one MX Logic language package rpm installed.
define('L10N_SUPPORT', true);

// L10N_SUPPORT_MAX_ROLE_LEVEL sets the highest user role level for which
// localization is supported in the MX Control Console UI. Only users with a role
// less than or equal to the role level specified by L10N_SUPPORT_MAX_ROLE_LEVEL
// will be able to choose a locale (language) preference other than english.
// Since the MX Control Console UI is currently only fully localized for the
// base user role, the default value is 0. As localization support is expanded to
// cover other areas of the UI accessible to other user roles, this constant can
// be updated.  If there isn't a concern about mixed language presentation in the 
// UI for users with admin roles, the role level can be increased as well.
//
// Role Values:
//   0: User
//   2: Reports Manager
//   3: Quarantine Manager
//   6: Domain Admin
//   8: Customer Admin
//   9: Reseller Admin
// 9.5: Support Admin
//  10: Global Admin
define('L10N_SUPPORT_MAX_ROLE_LEVEL', 0);

// L10N_LOCALE_PATH sets the path to the locale directory that contains the 
// locale files installed by the MX Logic language package rpms.  The default
// value typically should not need to be changed. 
define('L10N_LOCALE_PATH', MXL_ROOT_DIR . 'var/httpd/virtuals/portal/htdocs/locale');

// ************************************************************************
// ** GOOGLE ANALYTICS CONFIGURATION
// ************************************************************************
// Google analytics logs page view usage.
define('GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID', 'UA-1916555-1');
define('GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ENABLED', false);

// ************************************************************************
// ** ERROR HANDLING CONSTANTS **
// ************************************************************************
// Setting ENABLE_MXL_PHP_ERROR_HANDLER to true will enable a custom
// handler for php errors.  This handler will write the errors to the error
// log file defined in php.ini with a timestamp that includes a time zone
// offset in the time zone defined by the PORTAL_TIME_ZONE constant.
// The standard php error handler writes timestamps in the
// time zone active at the time it is invoked without a time zone offset.
// Therefore, since each user can choose their own time zone, timestamps for
// errors logged by the standard handler may be in any time zone and it is
// not possible to identify the time zone from the timestamp.
// NOTE: PHP does not route fatal errors through custom error handlers and
// are always handled by the standard php handler.
//
define('ENABLE_MXL_PHP_ERROR_HANDLER', true);

// ************************************************************************
// ** DEFAULT BRANDING CONSTANTS **
// ************************************************************************
//
// If VERIFY_CUSTOM_HOSTNAME is true, then the branding settings page will
// verify that the value entered for "Custom Hostname" can be used to
// reach the MX Control Console.  This is recommended to ensure the
// hostname is properly configured in DNS which is required for proper
// branding operation.
define('VERIFY_CUSTOM_HOSTNAME',true);

define('DEFAULT_LOGO_IMG','/images/header_01.gif');
define('DEFAULT_LOGO_IMG_ONCLICK','http://www.mxlogic.com');
define('DEFAULT_TAGLINE_IMG','/images/header_03.gif');
define('DEFAULT_LOGO_ALT','MX Logic');
define('DEFAULT_TAGLINE_ALT','return _L("Managed Email Protection and Security Services")');
define('DEFAULT_SUPPORT_PHONE','');
// The quotes are necessary around support contact if not entering a well-formed
// email address.
define('DEFAULT_SUPPORT_CONTACT','"MX Logic, Inc." <noreply@bounce.mxlogic.com>');
define('DEFAULT_MX_CONTROL_CONSOLE_NAME','MX Control Console');

// DEFAULT_MAIL_FROM sets the default envelope mail from header value for
// email messages that the MX Control Console sends out e.g.
// password recovery email, alias confirmation email, etc.
define('DEFAULT_MAIL_FROM', 'noreply@bounce.mxlogic.com');

// If localization of the copyright is required, use the localized version.
// Otherwise, use the english only version.
// English only:
//   define('DEFAULT_COPYRIGHT', 'return sprintf("Copyright &copy; %d MX Logic, Inc. All Rights Reserved.", date("Y"));');
//
// Localized:
//   define('DEFAULT_COPYRIGHT', 'return sprintf("%s &copy; %d MX Logic, Inc. %s", _L("Copyright"), date("Y"), _L("All Rights Reserved."));');
//
// NOTE: The value of this constant must be a valid PHP statement that
//       returns the copyright string.  It is passed through
//       the PHP eval() function to get the resulting string.
//
//       The strings passed to the function _L() are automatically
//       converted to the user's selected language via a message
//       catalog lookup.  If you change the strings, most likely the
//       new strings won't be in the catalog and will always display in
//       english.
//
define('DEFAULT_COPYRIGHT', 'return sprintf("%s &copy; %d MX Logic, Inc. %s", _L("Copyright"), date("Y"), _L("All Rights Reserved."));');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Log Data Rollup Intervals
// These log rollup intervals must match the rollup intervals used by the
// rollup scripts that run against the log db in order for the portal
// reports pages to function properly.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
define('MONTHLY_ROLLUP_INTERVAL', 1);  // Monthly Rollup Interval in months
define('DAILY_ROLLUP_INTERVAL',   22); // Daily rollup interval in days

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Quarantine Period Constants
//   DEFAULT_QUARANTINE_PERIOD: This is the default number of days that
//     quarantined mail will be stored.
//     ** This value should not exceed the system max quarantine period **
//
//   MAX_QUARANTINE_PERIOD: OBSOLETE
//     This constant is obsolete and can be removed from the config.ini.
//     The max quarantine period is now set to the highest quarantine
//     period supported by an available quarantine db as configured 
//     in the director db.
//     
//   QUARANTINE_SWITCH_BUFFER_HOURS: The minimum number of hours needed between
//     the current time and midnight if a domain's quarantine database is to
//     be switched for the current day.  Otherwise, the switch is effective at
//     midnight the following day.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('DEFAULT_QUARANTINE_PERIOD', 7);
define('MAX_QUARANTINE_PERIOD', 14);
define('QUARANTINE_SWITCH_BUFFER_HOURS', 4);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// User Alias Constants
//   DEFAULT_USER_ALIASES: This is the default number of aliases allowed per
//     user if no value is specified for the domain.
//   MAX_USER_ALIASES: This is the maximum number of aliases allowed per
//     user.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('DEFAULT_USER_ALIASES', 5);
define('MAX_USER_ALIASES', 10);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Constants associated with the hash-based login facility.
// Note there are two variations of hash-based login.  One is used
// in the spam quarantine report email messages, user alias authorization email
// messages, and password reset email messages that are sent to users. The other
// is used by customers to integrate portal web pages into their own web sites.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// MXL_SSR_SECRET_KEY - Spam Quarantine Report Hash Login Secret Key
// MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY - Prior Secret Key from Spam Quarantine Report
// MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY_EXPIRE_DATE - Date on which the Old Secret
//   Key expires (at 12AM).  DATE FORMAT: MM/DD/YYYY
//
// DESIGN NOTE: When a user accesses the portal via the spam quarantine report,
//   the hash is first verified using the MXL_SSR_SECRET_KEY.  If this fails,
//   and there is an MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY which has not yet expired, this one
//   is tried. When changing MXL_SSR_SECRET_KEY, MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY
//   should be updated with the prior value of MXL_SSR_SECRET_KEY, and
//   MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY_EXPIRE_DATE should be updated to some time in the
//   future, so that users can continue to log in from their spam quarantine
//   reports (etc.) for a certain amount of time.

define('MXL_SSR_SECRET_KEY','SSR-DEFAULT-SKEY');
define('MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY','SSR-DEFAULT-SKEY');
define('MXL_SSR_OLD_SECRET_KEY_EXPIRE_DATE','06/01/2004'); // Format: MM/DD/YYYY
define('MXL_SSR_DEFAULT_ADDITIONAL_TEXT','INDEX');

//
// LEGACY_SSR_HASH_EXPIRE_DATE:  This variable defines the date
//    after which spam quarantine report hash logins containing no timestamp
//    will not be accepted.  This is to provide backwards compatibility upon
//    the introduction of the timestamp into the login hash, and
//    should be removed at some point in the near future.  It is recommended
//    that the date be set to 2 weeks from the time the constant is introduced.
//    DATE FORMAT: MM/DD/YYYY

define('LEGACY_SSR_HASH_EXPIRE_DATE', '10/01/2004');


// SQR_HASH_TTL_SECS - spam quarrantine report link hash time to live in seconds.
// NOTE: The time to live determines how long the hash will be valid.
// Clients using this feature need to be aware of this and changing the TTL
// setting will affect clients using the facility.

define('SQR_HASH_TTL_SECS',3 * 24 * 3600);  // 3 days


// PWD_HASH_TTL_SECS: The set password email hash link time to live in seconds.
// This setting determines how long the hash link contained in the
// 'forgotten password' email is valid.

define('PWD_HASH_TTL_SECS', 3600);

//
// ALIAS_HASH_TTL_SECS: The user alias confirmation email hash link time to
// live in seconds.  This setting determines how long the hash link contained in the
// 'user alias confirmation' email is valid.

define('ALIAS_HASH_TTL_SECS', 7200);


// LOGIN_HASH_TTL_SECS - login hash time to live in seconds.
// NOTE: The time to live determines how long the hash will be valid.
// Clients using this feature need to be aware of this and changing the TTL
// setting will affect clients using the facility.

define('LOGIN_HASH_TTL_SECS',3600);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Remote LDAP/POP/IMAP Authentication Configuration Constants 
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

// REMOTE_AUTH_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_SECS sets the amount of time that a locally 
// stored password can be used for authentication before requiring 
// authentication against the remote authentication source.  Note that if 
// local authentication of a user's password fails, remote authentication 
// will always be attempted regardless of whether or not the locally stored
// password has expired or not in case the user changed their password in the 
// remote authentication source.  Upon successful remote authentication, 
// the locally stored password and last password update timestamp are updated.
define('REMOTE_AUTH_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_SECS', 60 * 60 * 4);

// REMOTE_AUTH_BACKOFF_FAILURE_THRESHOLD sets the number of consecutive 
// remote authentication source connection failures that must occur before 
// invoking a backoff mechanism that throttles down connection attempts to 
// the remote authentication source. 
define('REMOTE_AUTH_BACKOFF_FAILURE_THRESHOLD', 10);

// REMOTE_AUTH_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_SECS sets the timeout for connecting to a
// remote authentication source.
define('REMOTE_AUTH_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_SECS', 15);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Debug Constants
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

define('LOGIN_HASH_DEBUG',true);  // Debug flag: true | false

define('DEBUG_CLIENT',     0);    // bits: 0=none; 1=notice; 2=warning; 4=error;
define('DEBUG_SERVER',     0);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// External Include File URLs
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The News Updates and What's New content areas can be turned on/off at
// the system level using the following constants.
// true - display content | false - don't display content
// If either or both are turned on, then the associated include file
// URLs must point to include files that exist that contain the content
// to display in the content areas.
//
define('MXL_DISPLAY_NEWS_UPDATES', true);
define('MXL_NEWS_INC', 'http://208.65.150.133/includes/news.inc');             // Non-private branding news URL.
define('MXL_PRIVATE_NEWS_INC', 'http://208.65.150.133/includes/private_news.inc');     // private branding news URL.

define('MXL_DISPLAY_WHATS_NEW', true);
define('MXL_WHATSNEW_INC', 'http://208.65.150.133/includes/whatsnew.inc');         // Non-private branding what's new URL.
define('MXL_PRIVATE_WHATSNEW_INC', 'http://208.65.150.133/includes/private_whatsnew.inc'); // private branding what's new URL.

// If the privacy statement include file URL is empty, then the privacy
// link in the page footer will not be displayed.
// If it is not empty, then it needs to be a valid URL to a privacy
// statement HTML page.  Note that you can set locale-specific privacy
// statement URL constants for different languages.  See the top of this
// file for more info.
define('MXL_PRIVACY_INC', 'http://www.mxlogic.com/includes/privacy.cfm'); // Privacy statement URL.

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SPAM REPORT VARIABLES
//
//   SPAM_HEADER_FROM: Default <From:> address in user spam report message
//         (Can be overridden by value in mxl_key_opts)
//   SPAM_MAX_MSGS: Maximum number of quarantined messages to include in
//         spam report message
//   SPAM_PORTAL_SERVER: Name of the default portal server to link to
//         for actions on spam messages; Can be overridden by values in
//         mxl_brand_url table
//   SPAM_OUTLOOK_DWNLD_URL: URL for the Spam Control for Outlook plugin
//         download.  (To be displayed in the Spam Quarantine report)
//   SPAM_OUTLOOK_DWNLD_MSG: Message to display in the Spam Quarantine report
//         about Spam Control for Outlook
//   SPAM_SUPPRESS_OUTLOOK_DWNLD: Constant to allow the suppression of the
//         Spam Control for Outlook reporting option on the Spam Reporting
//         policy configuration page.  true (suppress) | false (display)
//   SPAM_XHEADER_ENABLED: Constant to allow the user to configure their own
//         customer SMTP x-header (i.e. X-Name: value).
//   SPAM_BMI_XHEADER_ENABLED: Constant to allow the user to take advantage
//         of the BMI feature to automatically deliver known spam to a local
//         folder on the client MUA.
//   SPAM_REPORT_ONDEMAND_URL: Constant to give the exact path to the
//         spam_report.php script. 'Deliver Spam Report' functionality
//         requires this information.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('SPAM_HEADER_FROM', "ucereport@mxlogic.com");
define('SPAM_MAX_MSGS', 400);
define('SPAM_PORTAL_SERVER', 'portal.mxlogic.com');
define('SPAM_OUTLOOK_DWNLD_URL', "http://www.mxlogic.com/services/spam_blocking/spam_control.html");
define('SPAM_REPORT_ONDEMAND_URL','http://127.0.0.1/spam_reports/spam_report.php');
define('SPAM_XHEADER_ENABLED', false);
define('SPAM_BMI_XHEADER_ENABLED', false);

define('SPAM_SUPPRESS_OUTLOOK_DWNLD', false);

define('SPAM_OUTLOOK_DWNLD_MSG', 'return _L("Announcing \"Spam Control for Outlook&#174\" - a seamless integration with MS Outlook&#174 that provides one-click deletion and effortless reporting of spam messages to our Threat Center for analysis by email security experts.")');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MXL_MAX_GLOBAL_DENY_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to the Global Denied Sender list
// MXL_MAX_RECIP_DENY_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a domain's Recipient Deny list.
// MXL_MAX_DOMAIN_ALLOW_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a domain's Allowed Sender list.
// MXL_MAX_DOMAIN_DENY_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a domain's Denied Sender list.
// ADMIN_LIMIT_FOR_USER_LIST_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
// to a user's Allowed Sender List or Denied Sender List by an admin.
// MXL_MAX_USER_ALLOW_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a user's Allowed Sender list.
// MXL_MAX_USER_DENY_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a user's Denied Sender list.
// MXL_MAX_CLICK_PROTECT_ENTRIES: Maximum number of entries that can be added
//  to a domain's Click Protect list
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_MAX_GLOBAL_DENY_ENTRIES',       1000);
define('MXL_MAX_RECIP_DENY_ENTRIES',        1000);
define('MXL_MAX_DOMAIN_ALLOW_ENTRIES',      1000);
define('MXL_MAX_DOMAIN_DENY_ENTRIES',       1000);
define('ADMIN_LIMIT_FOR_USER_LIST_ENTRIES', 1000);
define('MXL_MAX_USER_ALLOW_ENTRIES',         300);
define('MXL_MAX_USER_DENY_ENTRIES',          200);
define('MXL_MAX_CLICK_PROTECT_ENTRIES',      200);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_MAX_DROPDOWN_DOMAINS - the maximum number of domains that will
//    appear in the domain selection dropdown list that appears at the top
//    of many of the MXL Control Console pages for users whose role
//    is customer admin or higher.  If the number of domains
//    to be displayed in the list exceeds the limit, a text search box
//    will appear instead.
//
//    In addition, this constant also controls whether or not the
//    overview page contains stats for the active customer account or
//    active domain.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_MAX_DROPDOWN_DOMAINS', 1000);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_SEARCH_RESULTS_LIMIT - Sets the limit on the number of entries that will
//  appear in the global search select list.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_SEARCH_RESULTS_LIMIT', 10);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_GROUP_SELECT_LIMIT - the maximum number of user entries that will
//    display for a selected group on the user group management page.
//    If the number of results for user list query exceeds the limit,
//    the list will be truncated to the limit and the user will be informed that the entire list is
//    not being displayed.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_GROUP_SELECT_LIMIT', 1000);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_USER_DELETE_SELECT_LIMIT - the maximum number of users that will
//    display for a selected filter in the Delete Users page.
//    If the number of results for user select query exceeds the limit,
//    the list will be truncated and the user will be informed.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_USER_DELETE_SELECT_LIMIT', 1000);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_SAPI_DOMAIN_LIST_LIMIT - the maximum number of domains that will
//    listed for a list limit in any SAPI_domain or SAPI_domain_alias
//    call.
//    If the number of results for domain lists exceeds the limit,
//    the list will be truncated and the user will be informed.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_SAPI_DOMAIN_LIST_LIMIT', 1000);


// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  MXL_BATCH_USER_DELETE_LIMIT - the maximum number of users that can be deleted
//    at one time on the Delete Users page.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_BATCH_USER_DELETE_LIMIT', 100);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MTA mod-arbomb config settings. These constants are
// NOTE: These constants must be kept in sync with the same constants that
// are maintained in the MTA config file since there currently is no way
// to share them between the MTA and the portal.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MXL_ARBOMB_MAX_DEPTH', 3);
define('MXL_ARBOMB_MAX_COMPRESSION_RATIO', 95);
define('MXL_ARBOMB_MAX_FILES', 1500);
define('MXL_ARBOMB_MAX_FILE_SIZE_MB', 100);
define('MXL_ARBOMB_MAX_ZIP_SIZE_MB', 500);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DB TIMING CONSTANTS
// These constants control logging of db query execution times.
//
// MXL_DB_TIMING: Enables (true) or disables (false) timing of sql queries. 
//
// MXL_DB_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SECS: Only queries whose execution time
// exceeds this threshold in seconds will be logged.
//
// MXL_DB_TIMING_LOG_DIR: directory of where to write the timing log files.
//
// DB timing log file name: mxl_db_timing.log.[YYYYMMDD]
//
// MXL_DB_TIMING_TRACE: Enables (true) or disables (false) trace output for each
// query that is logged to the timing log making it much easier to track down 
// where the query came from in the code. This constant is applicable only 
// when MXL_DB_TIMING is true.
//
// PLEASE NOTE: The directory where the log file is to be written must
// already exist and apache must have permission to write to it.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

define('MXL_DB_TIMING', true);
define('MXL_DB_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SECS', 10);
define('MXL_DB_TIMING_LOG_DIR', '/var/log/mxl');
define('MXL_DB_TIMING_TRACE', false);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MX CONTROL CONSOLE PHP SCRIPT TIMING CONTROL CONSTANTS 
// These constants control logging of MX Control Console php script
// execution times.
//
// PHP_TIMING: true (enable timing log) | false (disable timing log - default)
//
// PHP_TIMING_LOG_FILE: Base name including path of the log file.  
// A date stamp extension is appended to the base name in the format 
// ".[YYYYMMDD]" so that the log file will roll daily.
//
// PHP_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SEC: Timing entries are logged only for scripts 
// whose execution time exceeds this threshold in seconds.
//
// PLEASE NOTE: The directory where the log file is to be written must
// already exist and apache must have permission to write to it.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

define('PHP_TIMING', false);
define('PHP_TIMING_LOG_FILE',  '/var/log/mxl/mxl_php_timing.log');
define('PHP_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SEC', 5);

// ************************************************************************
// ** MISC CUSTOMIZABLE CONSTANTS **
// ************************************************************************

// MXL_SERVICE_LANG_FILTER_ENABLED
// Determines whether to show the 'Language' tab in policies.
define('MXL_SERVICE_LANG_FILTER_ENABLED', false);

// MXL_SAFE_VIEW_MSG_CONTENT_DISABLED_TEXT:
// Defines the text that is displayed in the safe message view page when the
// spam reporting option "Do not display message content in Safe Message View"
// is enabled.
//
define('MXL_SAFE_VIEW_MSG_CONTENT_DISABLED_TEXT',
       'return _L("Viewing of message body content in Safe Message View has been disabled by domain policy.")');

// ENABLE_SP2ENT_SELF_CONVERSION
// Determines whether or not a customer admin or higher has the ability to
// self-initiate the conversion of a customer account from
// service provider to enterprise via a workflow initiated
// by clicking a promotional link displayed on the Domain Policies page.

define('ENABLE_SP2ENT_SELF_CONVERSION', true);

// ************************************************************************
// g_illegal_smtp_in_ips_cidr
// Array of illegal customer inbound smtp server IP ranges in CIDR notation.
// Any IP or hostname entered into the MX Control Console Inbound SMTP Server
// config page that resolves to an IP that falls within one of these ranges will
// be rejected.  See [RFC 3330] for more information.
// ************************************************************************
global $g_illegal_smtp_in_ips_cidr;
$g_illegal_smtp_in_ips_cidr = array (
	'127.0.0.0/8',		// Loopback  [RFC1700, page 5]

	'10.0.0.0/8',		// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'172.16.0.0/12',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'192.168.0.0/16',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]

	// draft-manning-dsua-03.txt nets
	'0.0.0.0/8',		// "This" Network  [RFC1700, page 4]
	'169.254.0.0/16',	// Link Local, used by hosts that support autoconfiguration in case no DHCP server can be found.

	'192.0.2.0/24',		// Test-Net, for use in documentation together with 'example.com' and 'example.net'
	'224.0.0.0/4',		// Multicast  [RFC3171]
	'240.0.0.0/4',		// Reserved for Future Use  [RFC1700, page 4]

	'192.88.99.0/24',	// 6to4 Relay Anycast  [RFC3068]

	'198.18.0.0/15',	// Network Interconnect Device Benchmark Testing  [RFC2544]

	'208.65.144.0/21',	// MX Logic
);

// ************************************************************************
// g_illegal_smtp_out_ips_cidr
// Array of illegal customer outbound smtp server IP ranges in CIDR notation.
// Any IP range entered into the MX Control Console Outbound SMTP Server
// config page that overlaps one of these ranges will be rejected.  See
// [RFC 3330] for more information.
// ************************************************************************
global $g_illegal_smtp_out_ips_cidr;
$g_illegal_smtp_out_ips_cidr = array (
	'127.0.0.0/8',		// Loopback  [RFC1700, page 5]

	'10.0.0.0/8',		// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'172.16.0.0/12',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'192.168.0.0/16',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]

	// draft-manning-dsua-03.txt nets
	'0.0.0.0/8',		// "This" Network  [RFC1700, page 4]
	'169.254.0.0/16',	// Link Local, used by hosts that support autoconfiguration in case no DHCP server can be found.

	'192.0.2.0/24',		// Test-Net, for use in documentation together with 'example.com' and 'example.net'
	'224.0.0.0/4',		// Multicast  [RFC3171]
	'240.0.0.0/4',		// Reserved for Future Use  [RFC1700, page 4]

	'192.88.99.0/24',	// 6to4 Relay Anycast  [RFC3068]

	'198.18.0.0/15',	// Network Interconnect Device Benchmark Testing  [RFC2544]

	'208.65.144.0/21',	// MX Logic
);

// ************************************************************************
// g_illegal_wds_src_ips_cidr
// Array of illegal customer WDS server IP ranges in CIDR notation.
// Any IP range entered into the MX Control Console WDS Organization
// Source IP Ranges config page that overlaps one of these ranges will
// be rejected.
// ************************************************************************
global $g_illegal_wds_src_ips_cidr;
$g_illegal_wds_src_ips_cidr = array (
	'127.0.0.0/8',		// Loopback  [RFC1700, page 5]

	'10.0.0.0/8',		// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'172.16.0.0/12',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]
	'192.168.0.0/16',	// Private-Use Networks  [RFC1918]

	// draft-manning-dsua-03.txt nets
	'0.0.0.0/8',		// "This" Network  [RFC1700, page 4]
	'169.254.0.0/16',	// Link Local, used by hosts that support autoconfiguration in case no DHCP server can be found.

	'192.0.2.0/24',		// Test-Net, for use in documentation together with 'example.com' and 'example.net'
	'224.0.0.0/4',		// Multicast  [RFC3171]
	'240.0.0.0/4',		// Reserved for Future Use  [RFC1700, page 4]

	'192.88.99.0/24',	// 6to4 Relay Anycast  [RFC3068]

	'198.18.0.0/15',	// Network Interconnect Device Benchmark Testing  [RFC2544]
);

// ************************************************************************
// mxl_service_keys
// If it is necessary to have a slow rollout of a new service and the
// service can be controlled via package aware settings in
// mxl_pkg_def, then at launch, the service must be excluded from all
// packages via package aware settings in the mxl_pkg_def table in mxl db.
//
// Make an entry in the mxl_service_keys array below to define an arbitrary
// key for the service.  To enable the service for a specific customer,
// enter the key into the "Note 2" optional field in the edit customer form
// under manage customers.  Note 2 may include other information.  As long
// as the key exists somewhere in the note value, it will work. This will
// allow the customer to use the new service.  When it is decided to make
// the service generally available, update the package aware flag in all
// appropriate packages to include the service.
//
// Array structure: service_id => key
// Sample Entry for ClickProtect: 'Cp' => '1234221334',
//
// NOTE: The service_id must match one of the MXL_EDS_SERVICE_xxxx constants
// in common.php.
// ************************************************************************
$mxl_service_keys  = array (
);

// ************************************************************************
// MX Record Analysis Support
//
// If the constant ENABLE_MX_REC_ANALYSIS is set to true, a subnav link
// named "MX Records" will appear under Setup in the MX Control Console.
// The link leads to a page that allows an admin to perform an analysis
// of the MX records for their domain to determine if they are properly
// configured and provides information concerning MX record setup and
// optionally customer mta lockdown instructions (see below).
//
// In order for the analysis to function properly, the $recMXArray,
// $validMXArray, and $deprecatedMXArray arrays must be configured as
// described below.
//
// Domain Keyword Substitution:
// In each MX record array, the keyword $(DOMAIN) may be placed in the
// hostnames entered in the MX record arrays.  This keyword will be replaced
// with the domain the user is analyzing prior to performing the analysis.
// This allows the domain to be dynamically inserted into the MX record
// hostnames as required.
//
// Wildcards (*):
// A '*' wildcard can be used in the hostnames entered in the MX arrays
// except for the $recMXArray. A wildcard will match a string of 0 or
// more characters up to the next explicit character or the end of the hostname.
//
//
// Server Name Arrays
//
// $recMXArray:
//   Array of hostnames that resolve to Email Defense Gateway inbound mail
//   servers that are currently recommended for use in customer MX records.
//
// $recOutboundServersArray:
//   Array of hostnames that resolve to outbound mail servers that are
//   currently recommended for use in the outbound mail server setup.
//
//   If you want to include a recommended preference value for an entry in
//   these arrays, append it to the end of entry using a colon as the separator
//   e.g. '$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogic.net:10'.  If a recommended preference is
//   not included, one will be generated automatically without regard for
//   preference values explicitly set here.  Therefore, it is recommended that
//   you either explicitly set recommended preference values for all entries in
//   the array or none at all.
//
//   IMPORTANT NOTES
//   1: Do not use wildcards (*) in these server names. It is acceptable to
//      use the domain keyword $(DOMAIN).
//   2: Recommended preference values are not checked during MX record analysis.
//      They are simply displayed as the recommended values.
//   3: Recommended preference values are used ONLY for the $recMXArray entries,
//      not the $recOutboundServersArray entries.
//
//     Samples:
//     $recMXArray  = array (
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogic.net:10',
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound20.mxlogic.net:20',
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound30.mxlogic.net:30',
//     );
//
//     $recOutboundServersArray  = array (
//       '$(DOMAIN).outbound10.mxlogic.net',
//       '$(DOMAIN).outbound20.mxlogic.net',
//       '$(DOMAIN).outbound30.mxlogic.net',
//     );
//
// $validMXArray:
//   Array of hostnames that resolve to Email Defense Gateway inbound mail
//   servers that are currently considered valid for use in customer MX records.
//   It is acceptable to use wildcards (*) and domain keywords in the hostnames
//   entered in this array.  
//
//     Sample:
//     $validMXArray  = array (
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogic.net',
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound20.mxlogic.net',
//       '$(DOMAIN).inbound30.mxlogic.net',
//     );
//
// $deprecatedMXArray:
//   Array of deprecated hostnames that still resolve to Email Defense Gateway
//   inbound mail servers but are no longer recommended for use in
//   customer MX records.  It is acceptable to use wildcards (*) and domain keywords
//   in the hostnames entered in this array.
//
//     Sample:
//     $deprecatedMXArray  = array (
//       '*inbound*.mxlogic.net',
//     );
//
// $edgMtaSubnetsCidrArray:
//   In order to ensure that customer mail servers do not receive SMTP
//   traffic that has not gone through Email Defense Gateway filtering,
//   it is generally recommended that customers only accept SMTP traffic
//   from EDG mail servers.  The $edgMtaSubnetsCidrArray is an array that
//   must contain an accurate list of subnets in cidr notation that host
//   EDG mail servers.  If this array exists and contains at least one entry,
//   then a recommendation will be made in the help content on the MX record
//   analysis page for customers to lock down their inbound mail servers to
//   only accept mail from mail servers whose IP falls in one of the listed
//   ranges.  To suppress this help content, comment out the array or leave
//   it empty.
//
//   PLEASE NOTE: The MX Control Console sends email messages also.  Therefore,
//   the IPs of the servers hosting the MX Control Console need to be included
//   in the IP ranges specified in the $edgMtaSubnetsCidrArray.
//
//     Sample:
//     $edgMtaSubnetsCidrArray  = array (
//       '66.179.109.160/27',
//       '216.173.230.160/27',
//       '216.183.119.96/27',
//     );
//
// ************************************************************************

define('ENABLE_MX_REC_ANALYSIS', true);

$recMXArray  = array (
'$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogic.net:10',
'$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogicmx.net:10',
);

$recOutboundServersArray = array (
'$(DOMAIN).outbound10.mxlogic.net',
'$(DOMAIN).outbound10.mxlogicmx.net',
);

$validMXArray  = array (
'$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogic.net',
'$(DOMAIN).inbound10.mxlogicmx.net',
);

$deprecatedMXArray  = array (
'$(DOMAIN).inbound*.mxlogic.net',
'$(DOMAIN).inbound*.mxlogicmx.net',
);

$edgMtaSubnetsCidrArray  = array (
        '  ',
        '      Use One of the Approved Settings',
        '  ',
        '        Preferred Firewall IP Setting',
        '  ',
        '              208.65.144.0/21',
        '  ',
        '           Alternate IP Settings',
        '         Include All Listed Subnets',
        '  ',
        '              208.65.144.0/24',
        '              208.65.145.0/24',
        '              208.65.146.0/24',
        '              208.65.147.0/24',
        '              208.65.148.0/24',
        '              208.65.149.0/24',
        '              208.65.150.0/24',
        '              208.65.151.0/24',
        '  ',
        '  ',
        '         Prior Firewall IPs Settings',
        '       Have Been Removed From Service',
        '  ',
        '              216.173.230.160/27',
        '               66.179.109.160/27',
        '              216.183.119.96/27',
        '               66.179.26.128/26',
        '               64.92.205.64/27',
);

// ************************************************************************
// Failsafe Constants
//
// FAILSAFE_SUPPORT declares whether or not Failsafe has been deployed
// in this system installation. If set to true, Failsafe has been
// deployed and may be included/excluded from an inbound package via
// the Failsafe package service flag (Fs=Y|N) in the services column
// of the mxl_pkg_def table.  If set to false, Failsafe has not been
// deployed and no Failsafe related content will be displayed in the
// MX Control Console.
//
// FS_MAX_NOTIFY_RECIPIENTS defines the maximum number of entries allowed
// in the Failsafe Notifications recipient list.
//
// FS_STATUS_POLL_INTERVAL_SECS defines the interval in seconds that the
// Failsafe configuration page automatically refreshes the displayed
// status information.  Set to 0 to turn off auto-refresh.
//
// FS_EVENT_LOG_MAX_AGE defines the maximum number of days of Event Log
//  data that can be retrieved on the Failsafe Event Log report page; to
//  make unlimited, set to -1
// ************************************************************************
define('FAILSAFE_SUPPORT',               true);
define('FS_EVENT_LOG_MAX_AGE',              60);

define('FS_MAX_NOTIFY_RECIPIENTS',           4);
define('FS_STATUS_POLL_INTERVAL_SECS',      60);

// ************************************************************************
// Service Activation Constants
// These constants are associated with enabling mxl admin access to the
// administration pages of the Service Activation web site that is part
// of the MX Logic Online Store.  These constants are not required in
// on-premise installations.
//
// SHOW_ACTIVATION: true (display activation subnav link | false (don't show)
// Setting this constant to true causes the 'Upload New License File' link
// to appear on the Overview page, and the View Customer page, if the current
// reseller ID matches the ACTIVATION_RESELLER_ID defined below.  This link
// will take the Admin to the Activation site to upload a new license file
// for the current customer.
//
// ACTIVATION_LOGINHASH_SKEY - DON'T USE DEFAULT VALUE, PLEASE UPDATE:
// The md5-based hash login authentication scheme is used to authenticate
// admins accessing the activation administration page from the portal.
// The secret key used to build the hash is set by ACTIVATION_LOGINHASH_SKEY
// and can be any arbitrary string.  The default should not be used.
//
// ACTIVATION_WEB_PATH:
// URL to the activation site document root directory.
//
// ACTIVATION_RESELLER_ID:
// Reseller ID for Symantec Activation reseller.  **Must be defined if
// SHOW_ACTIVATION is set to true.**
//
// ************************************************************************
define('SHOW_ACTIVATION', false);
define('ACTIVATION_LOGINHASH_SKEY', 'DEFAULT-ACTIVATION-SKEY');
define('ACTIVATION_WEB_PATH', 'http://activation.mxlogic.com');
define('ACTIVATION_RESELLER_ID', 0);

// ************************************************************************
// ** Web Defense Constants **
// ************************************************************************
define('ENABLE_WDS',          true); // Enables/disables WDS Product in UI. Defaults to false when undefined.
define('ENABLE_WDS_FEEDBACK', false); // Enables/disables WDS Feedback Page. Defaults to false when undefined.

// DISPLAY_WDS_TROJANS - enables/disables reporting of Spyware Trojans 
// in WDS Threat reports. Defaults to true when undefined.  This constant
// should be set to true only when the Kaspersky A/V engine is being used
// as the WDS anti-virus engine.
define('DISPLAY_WDS_TROJANS', true);

// WDS_SHORT_RETENTION_INTERVAL_WEEKS dictates the reporting window available in the portal and 
// *MUST* stay in synchronization with the setting used in WDS DB maint. scripts, so that detail
// data is available for reports.
define('WDS_SHORT_RETENTION_INTERVAL_WEEKS', 1); // # of weeks short-lived WDS logs are retained
// ************************************************************************
// ** Product Cross Selling Constants **
// ************************************************************************
define('ENABLE_CROSS_SELL', false);         // Enables/disables product cross selling. Defaults to false when undefined.
define('DEFAULT_EDS_PRODUCT_INFO_URL', ''); // Default EDS production information URL. Defaults to none when undefined.
define('DEFAULT_WDS_PRODUCT_INFO_URL', ''); // Default WDS production information URL. Defaults to none when undefined.

// ************************************************************************
// Number of Domain Constants
// ************************************************************************
// In order to convert a customer from enterprise to service provider,
// the customer must have less than PSET_ENT2SP_DOMAIN_LIMIT domains.
// The limit is intended to try to avoid script timeouts that may result
// in partial conversions.
if (!defined('PSET_ENT2SP_DOMAIN_LIMIT'))    define('PSET_ENT2SP_DOMAIN_LIMIT',
40);
// In order to convert a customer from service provider to enterprise,
// the customer must have less than PSET_SP2ENT_DOMAIN_LIMIT domains.
// The limit is intended to try to prevent inappropriate conversions
// of customers that shouldn't be enterprise to enterprise.  Allowing
// this to happen for a customer with lots of domains causes a problem
// when they need to be switched back.  Besides, in general, an enterprise
// customer should not have a huge number of domains.
if (!defined('PSET_SP2ENT_DOMAIN_LIMIT'))    define('PSET_SP2ENT_DOMAIN_LIMIT',
40);

// ************************************************************************
// ** SAPI/DAPI Constants **
// ************************************************************************
// Trace output of SAPI/DAPI exceptions that are reported to the error
// log can be enabled by setting TRACE_EXCEPTIONS to true.
define('TRACE_EXCEPTIONS', false);

// SAPI_CLASS_DEBUG can be set to "all" to enable debug logging for all
// SAPI classes or can be set to a class name to turn it on
// only for a specific class.
define('SAPI_CLASS_DEBUG', '');

// Sets the SAPI debug level: 0 (off) - 5 (max debug output level).
define('SAPI_DEBUG_LEVEL', 0);

// If you want to redirect debug output to a file other than the
// standard php error log, set SAPI_DEBUG_LOG_FILE to file name
// including the full path.  Note that the date will be appended to
// the file name. Also, the directory must exist with permissions
// that will allow the web server to write to it.
define('SAPI_DEBUG_LOG_FILE',  '/var/log/mxl/sapi.debug');

// SAPI_CLASS_TIMING can be set to "all" to enable timing for all
// SAPI classes or can be set to a class name to turn it on
// only for a specific class.
define('SAPI_CLASS_TIMING',  '');

// SAPI_TIMING_LOG_FILE: Base name including path of the log file.  
// A date stamp extension is appended to the base name in the format 
// ".[YYYYMMDD]" so that the log file will roll daily.
//
// SAPI_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SEC: Timing entries are logged only for sapi methods 
// whose execution time exceeds this threshold in seconds.
//
// PLEASE NOTE: The directory where the log file is to be written must
// already exist and apache must have permission to write to it.
define('SAPI_TIMING_LOG_FILE',  '/var/log/mxl/sapi.timing');
define('SAPI_TIMING_THRESHOLD_SEC', 5);

// XML Response Compact Levels
//  0: pretty
//  1: newlines only
//  2: no white space
define('SAPI_XML_COMPACT_LEVEL',  0);

define('DAPI_CORE_DIR', APP_ROOT_DIR  . "share/dapi_core/");
define('DAPI_APP_DIR',  APP_ROOT_DIR  . "dapi/");

// Sets the DAPI debug level: 0 (off) - 5 (max debug output level).
define('DAPI_DEBUG_LEVEL', 0);

// Sets the DAPI debug log file.
define('DAPI_DEBUG_LOG_FILE',  '/var/log/mxl/dapi.debug');

// ************************************************************************
// ** CUSTOMER-SPECIFIC **
// ************************************************************************

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LOGIN HASH SECRET KEYS ARRAY - $mxl_loginhash_skeys
// The $mxl_loginhash_skeys array is a lookup table that relates
// a client id with the shared secret key used to generate/validate
// a login hash.  The client id must be unique for each client-side
// implementation of the portal hash login facility. The client id
// is an arbitrary string value.
//
// The client id can be one of the following:
//   1. domain name of domain authorized to use hash login
//   2. domain_id of domain authorized to use hash login
//   3. customer_id of customer authorized to use hash login
//   4. reseller_id of reseller authorized to use hash login
//   5. global client id - arbitrary string which the client includes in the
//      query string as a key/pair named "cid".
//      !!!! IMPORTANT NOTE!!!! This type of client id should only be used
//      in an environment where the client is completely trusted.
//      This is because the client can access any user account in the
//      system using a global client id.  In addition,
//      top level navigation is suppressed when a global client id is used.
//
// Array structure: cid -> hash secret key
// Sample Entry: '123456' => 'This is my secret key!',
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

$mxl_loginhash_skeys  = array (
        );

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// OVERVIEW PAGE CONTROL SETTINGS
//
// DEFAULT_DISPLAY_OVERVIEW_STATS:
// If this constant is set to true, the statistics on the EDS Overview page
// will always be displayed when the page loads.  If this constant is set to
// false, the statistics will not be displayed when the Overview page 
// initially loads and the user will be required to press a "Display Statistics"
// button to see the statistics. The Overview page will load must faster when 
// this constant is set to false.  If this constant is not defined in the 
// config.ini, the value of "true" is assumed.  
//
// When DEFAULT_DISPLAY_OVERVIEW_STATS is set to true, statistics can still be 
// suppressed for customers/domains under selected resellers by populating
// the $gSuppressOverviewStatsResellerIDs array with the reseller ids of 
// those resellers. 
//
// $gSuppressOverviewStatsResellerIDs is an array of reseller ids of reseller
// accounts that want to suppress overview stats by default for their users.
// This array is only used when DEFAULT_DISPLAY_OVERVIEW_STATS is set true.
//
// Sample array entries:
// $gSuppressOverviewStatsResellerIDs = array (
//            11111
//          , 22222
//          , 33333
//		);
// 
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('DEFAULT_DISPLAY_OVERVIEW_STATS', false);

$gSuppressOverviewStatsResellerIDs = array (
		);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MESSAGE CONTINUITY SETTINGS
//
// MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_UI_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_SECS sets the default timeout for 
// the MX Request object that gets used in the Message Continuity Webmail 
// client.
//
// MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_GRACE_PERIOD_LIMIT_HOURS sets the upper limit for the
// Message Continuity webmail access grace period policy setting.
//
// MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_INDEX sets the host and port to the Message
// Continuity Index server.
// 
// MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_STORE sets the host and port to the Message Continuity
// Store server.
// !!! This must be kept in synch with the corresponding key in mc_spool.config !!!
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_UI_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_SECS'  , 60);
define('MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_GRACE_PERIOD_LIMIT_HOURS' , 24);
define('MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_INDEX'                    , 'host=mis.pod1.director.mxlogic.net port=8992');
define('MESSAGE_CONTINUITY_STORE'                    , 'host=127.0.0.1 port=8993');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SURVEY CONSTANTS
//
// SURVEY_SUPPORT:
// Enables (true) or disables (false) survey support.
//
// SURVEY_CONSOLE_HOSTNAME:  
// Defines the hostname used to access the MX Logic Survey Management Console.
//
// SURVEY_WINDOW_TITLE: 
// Defines the title that appears in the title bar
// of the popup survey window.
//
// SURVEY_SECRET_KEY:
// Defines the secret key that is used to generate the hash used for hash
// authentication to private surveys.  The secret key must match what the
// Survey Management Console expects as defined in the SMC survey_config.ini
// file.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('SURVEY_SUPPORT'           , false);
define('SURVEY_CONSOLE_HOSTNAME'  , 'survey.portal.mxlogic.com');
define('SURVEY_WINDOW_TITLE'      , 'Customer Survey');
define('SURVEY_SECRET_KEY'        , 'SMC.Hash.Auth.SKey!');


// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DIRECTORY SYNCHRONIZATION SETTINGS
//
// DIRSYNC_SERVER:
//     Server name/IP, followed by the port the server listens on. This is the
// location where the LDAP sync engine is running. The port number must match
// the listen-port specified in the engine configuration file.
// 
// MXL_DIRSYNC_LOG_DIR:
//     Directory containing the working files created and used by the user
// synchronization process. PLEASE NOTE: Apache/PHP must have permission to
// write to this directory. Also, this directory needs to be shared across
// all web servers.  This requirement *must* be met when running a pool of
// load balanced portal web servers.
//
// DIRSYNC_EXPIRATION_PERIOD_SECS:
//     A 'paused' user synchronization is defined as any normal break point in the
// process that would require human interaction. this 'pause' would only happen
// after a successful submission of user data and a completed review in need of
// approval/rejection.
//     This value sets the number of seconds a paused user synchronization will
// stay active. Once the last updated time of the sync is older than
// DIRSYNC_EXPIRATION_PERIOD_SECS the user synchronization will be expired due
// to inactivity.
//
// DIRSYNC_COMM_TIMEOUT:
//    Timeout in seconds that sets the read/write timeout on http connections
// between SAPI and the dirsync engine when SAPI is requesting a directory
// synchronization. The User Sync Setup page in the UI also uses this timeout
// when it submits a request for a test sync to the dirsync engine via SAPI.
// This timeout is configurable because testing new user sync settings is 
// performed via a synchronous user sync which could take awhile if a 
// customer's directory is large and/or slow. If a customer
// experiences timeouts while testing new User Sync settings, the value of 
// this constant may need to be increased.
//
// DIRSYNC_UI_TIMEOUT:
//     Timeout, in seconds, that the Directory Sync User Interface will wait for a
// response from the server before stopping the current action. This is being put
// in place to give the server more time to process directory sync reviews and 
// approvals before the UI times out and stops waiting for a response.
//
// $gDirSyncTimeoutPeriods:
//     $gDirSyncTimeoutPeriods is an array of key/value pairs that will map a
// specific action (a SAPI method) of a synchronization process to a timeout value.
// If that action is 'in progress' for longer than the specified time it is considered
// to be in a timeout state. When that happens, the specified synchronization process
// will be marked as 'timed out' and the client will need to re-submit data for
// synchronization. The timeout periods are all specified in seconds.
//
// ENABLE_USER_SYNC_RESTRICTED_DOMAINS:
//     When ENABLE_USER_SYNC_RESTRICTED_DOMAINS is set to true, user synchronization
// will be limited to a per-customer or per-domain basis. The allowed domains and
// customers can be configured in $gDirSyncAllowedIds.
//
// $gDirSyncAllowedIds:
//     $gDirSyncAllowedIds is an array of customer ids and domain ids
// that are allowed to access and use directory synchronization
// functionality. This array is only used when ENABLE_USER_SYNC_RESTRICTED_DOMAINS
// is set true.
//
// Sample array entries:
// $gDirSyncAllowedIds = array (
//            11111
//          , 22222
//          , 33333
//		);
// 
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('DIRSYNC_SERVER',    'http://127.0.0.1:9002');

define('MXL_DIRSYNC_LOG_DIR', '/mxl/cache/dirsync');

define('DIRSYNC_EXPIRATION_PERIOD_SECS', (3600 * 8)); // Eight hours (units are seconds)

define('DIRSYNC_COMM_TIMEOUT', 120);		// Communication timeout (units are seconds)

define('DIRSYNC_UI_TIMEOUT', 120);			// UI timeout (units are seconds)

$gDirSyncTimeoutPeriods = array(
	  'request'  => 600   // Ten minutes (units are seconds)
	, 'submit'   => 3600  // One hour (units are seconds)
	, 'review'   => 3600  // One hour (units are seconds)
	, 'approve'  => 3600  // One hour (units are seconds)
	, 'reject'   => 300   // Five minutes (units are seconds)
	);

define('ENABLE_USER_SYNC_RESTRICTED_DOMAINS', true);

$gDirSyncAllowedIds = array(
        155745
	,2003224412
	,2057906357
);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SCHEDULER SETTINGS
//
// SCHEDULER_LOG_FILE: Base name including path of the scheduler summary log file.  
// This log file contains summary information generated by the scheduler when it
// executes. A date stamp extension is appended to the base name in the format 
// ".[YYYYMMDD]" so that the log file will roll daily. If this constant
// is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to 
// "/var/log/mxl/scheduler.summary.log".
//
// SCHEDULER_DISPATCH_LOG_FILE: Base name including path of the scheduler dispatch log file.  
// This log file contains the details of each job that is dispatched by the scheduler
// in pipe-delimited format. The log fields are defined below in the order they appear in the file.
//
// - current time
// - log id
// - status (dispatched | failed)
// - job id
// - job type
// - id (customer id or domain id)
// - scope (2 - domain | 3 - customer)
// - job status
// - job scheduled start time
// - job created time
// - job status last modified time 
// - priority
// - job read time
// - execution time in seconds required to dispatch the job
// - result message (job type specific)
// - details (job type specific)
//
// A date stamp extension is appended to the base name in the format 
// ".[YYYYMMDD]" so that the log file will roll daily. If this constant
// is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to 
// "/var/log/mxl/scheduler.dispatch.log".
//
// SCHEDULER_ADMIN_EMAIL: Defines the email address of a support admin (or higher)
// user account that actually exists in the system. The scheduler
// assumes this identity when it executes. If this constant
// is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to admin@system.
//
// SCHEDULER_ALLOW_CONCURRENCY_PER_HOST determines if multiple instances of this script are 
// allowed to run concurrently on the same host (true) or not (false). Allowing multiple 
// instances of the script to run concurrently could increase throughput on jobs if multiple
// instances are actually started at the expense of increased load to process the jobs.
// If this constant is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to false.
// NOTE: The value of this constant can be overridden via the "-m" scheduler command line option.
//
// SCHEDULER_JOB_TYPES: Restricts the scheduler to only dispatching the listed job types.
// To not limit the job types dispatched by the scheduler, set the value to null.
// The value must be a comma separated list of one or more type ids (e.g. -j 2,3 ). 
// JOB_TYPES
//   1 = user sync job
//   2 = weekly performance report
//   3 = monthly performance report
// If this constant is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to null.
// NOTE: The value of this constant can be overridden via the "-j" scheduler command line option.
//
// SCHEDULER_MAX_NUM_JOBS: Limits the number of jobs dispatched prior to exiting.
// For no limit, set the value to null. Be careful when using this option to ensure that the situation 
// will not arise where the scheduler gets behind and cannot catch up.
// If this constant is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to null.
// NOTE: The value of this constant can be overridden via the "-n" scheduler command line option.
//
// SCHEDULER_MAX_EXEC_TIME_SECS: Limits the cumulative execution time spent dispatching 
// jobs prior to exiting to TIME_LIMIT_SECS seconds. For no limit, set the value to null.
// Be careful when using this option to ensure that the situation will not arise where the 
// scheduler gets behind and cannot catch up.
// If this constant is not defined in the config.ini file, it will default to null.
// NOTE: The value of this constant can be overridden via the "-t" scheduler command line option.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('SCHEDULER_LOG_FILE',                    '/var/log/mxl/scheduler.summary.log');
define('SCHEDULER_DISPATCH_LOG_FILE',           '/var/log/mxl/scheduler.dispatch.log');
define('SCHEDULER_ADMIN_EMAIL',                 'admin@system');
define('SCHEDULER_ALLOW_CONCURRENCY_PER_HOST',  false);
define('SCHEDULER_JOB_TYPES',                   null);
define('SCHEDULER_MAX_NUM_JOBS',                null);
define('SCHEDULER_MAX_EXEC_TIME_SECS',          null);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// EVENT CHANNEL SETTINGS
//
// MOD_EVENT_CHANNEL_LOGFILE: Base name including page of the Log File to which
// log events are written if the Event Channel is not available.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('MOD_EVENT_CHANNEL_LOGFILE', '/var/log/mxl/portal-ec-events.failed.xml');

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// WDS TRANSPARENT AUTHORIZATION SETTINGS
//
// ENABLE_WDS_TRANSAUTH_RESTRICTED_CUSTOMERS:
//     When ENABLE_WDS_TRANSAUTH_RESTRICTED_CUSTOMERS is set to true, WDS Transparent
// Authorization will be limited to a per-customer basis. The allowed customers can be 
// configured in $gWdsTransAuthAllowedIds.
//
// $gWdsTransAuthAllowedIds:
//     $gWdsTransAuthAllowedIds is an array of customer ids that are allowed to access 
// and use WDS Transparent Authorization functionality. This array is only used when 
// ENABLE_WDS_TRANSAUTH_RESTRICTED_CUSTOMERS is set true.
//
// Sample array entries:
// $gWdsTransAuthAllowedIds = array (
//            11111
//          , 22222
//          , 33333
//		);
// 
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------

define('ENABLE_WDS_TRANSAUTH_RESTRICTED_CUSTOMERS', false);

// Delete the below after Rikers. - John
//$gWdsTransAuthAllowedIds = array(
//		2041348191
//	      , 2044164893
//	      , 2050847443
//	      , 2056124405
//		);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// WDS INTECEPTOR HOSTNAME
//
// WDS_INTERCEPTOR_HOSTNAME
//     The hostname of the squid inteceptor box that is used for
//     transparent authentication.
//     This hostname is used by the SOAP call GetTransparentAuthInfo()
//     to point the windows squid box to the right interceptor.
//
// Sample entry:
// define('WDS_INTERCEPTOR_HOSTNAME', '10.1.106.62');
// OR
// define('WDS_INTERCEPTOR_HOSTNAME', 'p01c06p062.mxlogic.net');
//
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
define('WDS_INTERCEPTOR_HOSTNAME', 'p01c06p062.mxlogic.net');

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