#
# This warning gets printed at the top of each Makefile
#

$DontEditMake = <<"END";
# This Makefile is automatically generated.  Do NOT edit it here.
END

#
# Which source subdirectories you want
#
# add "cracklib" if the CRACKLIB Feature is selected

@WantDirs=("include","lib","api","qi","util","ph","whoi");

#
# Where the source directory lives
#

$_ = `pwd`; chop;
$SrcDir = $_;

#
# Features you want enabled
#
# PRE_ENCRYPT	Passwords kept encrypted.  This allows a user to use his
#		cleartext password elsewhere safely should the database
#		be compromised, but provides no added security to qi.
# ID_FALLBACK	If no password, use last 8 chars of id field
# DO_TILDE	field~value means field is empty or contains value
# KERBEROS	Use Kerberos authentication.  See also KRBHERO, KRBSRVTAB,
#		and KRBREALM.
# EMAIL_AUTH	Allow authorization by email field
# EMAIL_ANYOK	Any value is allowed for email field (even *@maildomain).
#		Leave it out and get the default behavior which disallows
#		setting an email address which ends in @maildomain.
# RESTRICTED	Depreciated.  Make @OkAddrs non-empty for same function.
# SORTED	Sort entries before printing.
# NO_READ_LOCK	Do not lock for reading; helps on loaded systems, but
#		may give wrong results every once in a blue moon.
# CRACKLIB	Include Alec Moffett's cracklib library for extremely
#		thorough password checks.  We find it too thorough as it
#		disallows some pretty good passwords.  Requires prior
#		installation of the dictionary part of the package.
#		See uxc.cso.uiuc.edu:/pub/cracklib25.tar.gz
#
# eg: @Features = ("ID_FALLBACK","EMAIL_AUTH");

@Features = ();

#
# Domains and IP addresses of hosts permitted to make queries.  Domain names
# match the last part of the remote hostname, eg, "ux1.cso.uiuc.edu" matches
# an @OkAddrs(".uiuc.edu").  IP addresses match the first part of the remote
# address, eg, "128.174.5.59" matches an @OkAddrs("128.174.").  Leave this
# empty to permit all hosts to make queries.  I recommend leaving this
# empty and protecting individual fields with the "LocalPub" (see next item)
# keyword.
#
# eg: @OkAddrs = (".uiuc.edu", "128.174.");

@OkAddrs = ();

# Domains that are considered "local" enough to see fields keyed as
# "LocalPub" rather than "Public", e.g., home addresses, home phones, etc.
# An empty set makes LocalPub == Public in prod.cnf.
#
# eg: @LocalAddrs = ("128.174.", ".uiuc.edu");

@LocalAddrs = ();

#
# The set of targets you want in the toplevel makefile
#

@TopTargets=("all","install","depend","clean","tape","rcs");

#
# The directory containing the nameserver's libraries.
#

$LibDir = "$SrcDir/lib";

#
# The location of Kerberos include files (if not in usual cpp search path).
# (Results in $CFLAGS .= "-I$KrbIncDir")
#
# $KrbIncDir = "/usr/local/include";

#
# The location of Kerberos libkrb.a and libdes.a (Results in
# $LDFLAGS .= "-L$KrbLibDir".
#
# $KrbLibDir = "/usr/local/lib";


#
# compilers, et al.
#
# Add to Cflags as needed
# -DMALLOC_DEBUG	include Gray Watson's malloc debugging package
#		(ftp.psc.edu:/pub/malloc_dbg directory)
# -DNO_MEMMOVE	no system-supplied memmove()
# -DNO_STRSTR	no system-supplied strstr()
# -DNO_STRERROR no system-supplied strerror()
# -DNO_VFPRINTF no system-supplied vfprintf()
# -DWAIT_INT	wait() returns int instead of struct wait
# -DFCNTL_LOCK	Use fcntl() locking instead of the default flock()
# -DKRBNSREALM=\\\"DOM.AIN\\\"
#		Kerberos realm of the qi server if different from the domain
#		portion of the domain name in the absence of a krb.realms
#		file.  For example, at UIUC the realm is "UIUC.EDU", however
#		the qi server lives on argus.cso.uiuc.edu.  In the absence
#		of a /etc/krb.realms file, krb_realmofhost() would return
#		"CSO.UIUC.EDU".  This is here rather than as a DefineString
#		so that it's accessible when building libapi.a.  The
#		triple '\' are required to adequately escape the quotes.
#

$Cflags = "-I$SrcDir/include ";
$Lflags = "";
$Para = "";		# Set this to "&" for sequent's parallel make
$CC = "cc";		# ANSI or not, doesn't matter
$Depend = "-M";		# get .h file dependencies
			# Ultrix -Em
			# Convex -k
			# Normal -M
			# gcc living dangerously -MM
$Ci = "ci";		# for rcs
$Perl = "perl";		# what perl to use
$Lex = "lex";		# what lex to use
$Ranlib = "ranlib";	# ranlib for BSD, echo for SYSV
$Install = "install -c";	# if only there were an alternative...
$Mode = "0755";			# mode for binaries
$Owner = "nameserv";		# owner for binaries
$Group = "nameserv";		# group for binaries

$ApiLib = "$LibDir/libqiapi.a";	# application program interface routines
$NsLib = "$LibDir/libu.a";	# library routines
$QiLib = "$LibDir/libqi.a";	# qi as a library; used by some utils
$MoreLib = "-ll";		# need the lex library
$DbmLib = "";			# need the dbm library if not in libc.a

#
# Directory for executables
#

$QiExecDir = "/usr/local/libexec";	# Where to install the qi server.
$QiUtilDir = "$SrcDir/../bin";		# Where the maintenance programs live.
$PhExecDir = "/usr/local/bin";		# Where the user ph client is installed.

#
# Directories for application program interface (api) files
#

$QiLibDir = "/usr/local/lib";
$QiIncDir = "/usr/local/include";

#
# Make these links to ph (for easy lookup by type)
#
@PhLinks = ("timetable", "food", "phone", "unit", "areacode", "person",
           "weather", "spring", "summer", "fall");

#
# Items for conf.h and conf.c
#

# These string-valued things are overridable at runtime, by specifying
# (eg) qi -DATABASE=/some/dir/data .  Some explanation for the less 
# obvious ones
#
# DEFQUERY	Which field is searched by default when a query command
#		is given with no field name (e.g. "query paul pomes").
#		If undefined, this defaults to "query name=..." as in 2.2.
#		We use "query any=..." and have a number of fields defined
#		with the Wild (==fdAny -- sheesh!) attribute (alias, email,
#		name, nickname, oldname).
#
# KRBHERO	Kerberos hero instance ID (default phhero; we use a
#		different one).	 You must login using the hero
#		instance in order to actually become a hero -- in
#		addition to having a hero field.  Probably making
#		KRBHERO="" is reasonable for sites that don't care to
#		have separate hero and regular passwords.
#
# KRBSRVTAB	Path for Kerberos srvtab (default /etc/srvtab).	 Qi needs
#		to know it's own password, but does not need to see root's,
#		so we use a /nameserv/db/srvtab which is readable by the
#		nameserv user.  Use this if inetd runs qi as a non-root
#		user or if $OtherDefines{"Use_Uid"} != 0 .
#
# MAILDOMAIN	Used by ph clients to re-format the email address.  If this
#		is not desired, comment out MAILDOMAIN completely.  This
#		must also be done if MAILBOX does not equal "email".
#
# MAILFIELD	Name of the mailfield returned by "siteinfo" (default alias).
#		If both MAILFIELD and MAILDOMAIN are defined, clients will
#		display email addresses consisting of the MAILFIELD field of
#		the entry, an "@", and the MAILDOMAIN value.
#		If MAILDOMAIN is not defined, clients will display email
#		address consisting only of the contents of the MAILFIELD
#		field of the entry.
#
# MAILBOX	This is the field where the user's maildrop is kept.  It
#		defaults to "email".  Older clients are unlikely to understand
#		if you change it from "email"; proceed with caution.
#
# CHARSET	Name of the character set to be used in queries and responses.
#		Values will be drawn from registered Internet character sets.
#		If omitted, it will be assumed to be iso-8859-1.
%DefineStrings=(
"DATABASE",	"$SrcDir/../db/prod",	# Where the database lives, by default
"MAILDOMAIN",	"uiuc.edu",		# Mail domain for phquery
"MAILFIELD",	"alias",		# Field returned by siteinfo for email
"ADMIN",	"p-pomes@uiuc.edu",	# Database administrator
"PASSW",	"CCSO Resource Center",	# Mail here for passwords (deprecated)
"MAILBOX",	"email",		# Use email field for forwarding
"RUNDIR",	"$SrcDir/qi",		# Where QI should chdir() to at run-time
"HELPDIR",	"$SrcDir/help",		# Where the help lives
"NATIVESUBDIR","native",		# non-client-specific help
"NOHELP",	"nohelp",		# file printed when no help topic
"TEMPFILE",	"/tmp/qiXXXXXX",	# temporary file template
);

# These will be used as normal defines.  The keys will be converted to
# all upper-case.
#
# QueryLimit	Limits the maximum number of entries of any type that can
#		be returned in a single query.  (Like PersonLimit, but for
#		all types, not just type:p*).
%OtherDefines=(
  "Log_Qilog",	"LOG_LOCAL0",		# Syslog facility
  "Sig_Type",	"void",			# signal() return type
  "Mem_Type",	"char",			# *malloc() return type
  "Cpu_Limit",	"20",			# limit for CPU time
  "Drecsize",	400,			# size of .dir record
  "Dovrsize",	400,			# size of .dov record
  "Max_Key_len",16,			# max # chars to index
  "NIChars",	32,			# size of .idx record
  "NOChars",	1024,			# size of .iov record
  "PersonLimit","25",			# max # of people to return
#  "Use_Uid",	"10",			# setuid to this
#  "Use_Gid",	"15",			# setgid to this
);

#
# flags that are used only in the ph client
#
%PhFlags=(
  "NsService",	"ns",			# name of ns service
  "FallBackAddr","128.174.5.56",	# ns host ip address
  "FallBackPort","105",			# ns port number
  "MailDomain",	$DefineStrings{"MAILDOMAIN"},	# same as above
  "Host",	"ns.uiuc.edu",		# default qi host
  "Email_Auth",	"1",			# Use email authorization
);