path: root/LedgerSMB/Sysconfig.pm

#  This is the new configuration file for LedgerSMB.  Eventually all system
# configuration directives will go here,  This will probably not fully replace
# the ledgersmb.conf until 1.3, however.

package LedgerSMB::Sysconfig;

use LedgerSMB::Form;
use Config::Std;
use DBI qw(:sql_types);

binmode STDOUT, ':utf8';
binmode STDERR, ':utf8';

# For Win32, change $pathsep to ';';
$pathsep = ':';

$session = 'DB';
$logging = 0;      # No logging on by default

@io_lineitem_columns = qw(unit onhand sellprice discount linetotal);

# Whitelist for redirect destination
@scripts = (
    'aa.pl', 'admin.pl', 'am.pl',      'ap.pl',
    'ar.pl', 'arap.pl',  'arapprn.pl', 'bp.pl',
    'ca.pl', 'cp.pl',    'ct.pl',      'gl.pl',
    'hr.pl', 'ic.pl',    'io.pl',      'ir.pl',
    'is.pl', 'jc.pl',    'login.pl',   'menu.pl',
    'oe.pl', 'pe.pl',    'pos.pl',     'ps.pl',
    'pw.pl', 'rc.pl',    'rp.pl'
);

# if you have latex installed set to 1
$latex = 1;

# spool directory for batch printing
$spool = "spool";

# path to user configuration files
$userspath = "users";

# templates base directory
$templates = "templates";

# Temporary files stored at"
$tempdir = ( $ENV{TEMP} || '/tmp' );

# Backup path
$backuppath = $tempdir;

# member file
$memberfile = "users/members";

# location of sendmail
$sendmail = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t";

# SMTP settings
$smtphost   = '';
$smtptimout = 60;

# set language for login and admin
$language = "";

# Maximum number of invoices that can be printed on a check
$check_max_invoices = 5;

# program to use for file compression
$gzip = "gzip -S .gz";

# Path to the translation files
$localepath = 'locale/po';

# available printers
%printer = (
    Laser => 'lpr -Plaser',
    Epson => 'lpr -PEpson',
);

my %config;
read_config( 'ledgersmb.conf' => %config ) or die;

# Root variables
for $var (
    qw(pathsep logging check_max_invoices language session latex
    db_autoupdate)
  )
{
    ${$var} = $config{''}{$var} if $config{''}{$var};
}

%printer = %{ $config{printers} } if $config{printers};

# ENV Paths
for $var (qw(PATH PERL5LIB)) {
    $ENV{$var} .= $pathsep . ( join $pathsep, @{ $config{environment}{$var} } )
      if $config{environment}{$var};
}

# Application-specific paths
for $var (qw(localepath spool templates images)) {
    ${$var} = $config{paths}{$var} if $config{paths}{$var};
}

# Programs
for $var (qw(gzip)) {
    ${$var} = $config{programs}{$var} if $config{programs}{$var};
}

# mail configuration
for $var (qw(sendmail smpthost smtptimeout)) {
    ${$var} = $config{mail}{$var} if $config{mail}{$var};
}

# We used to have a global dbconnect but have moved to single entries
for $var (qw(DBhost DBport DBname DBUserName DBPassword)) {
    ${ "global" . $var } = $config{globaldb}{$var} if $config{globaldb}{$var};
}

#putting this in an if clause for now so not to break other devel users
#if ( $config{globaldb}{DBname} ) {
#    my $dbconnect = "dbi:Pg:dbname=$globalDBname host=$globalDBhost
#       port=$globalDBport user=$globalDBUserName
#       password=$globalDBPassword";    # for easier debugging
#    $GLOBALDBH = DBI->connect($dbconnect);
#    if ( !$GLOBALDBH ) {
#        $form = new Form;
#        $form->error("No GlobalDBH Configured or Could not Connect");
#    }
#    $GLOBALDBH->{pg_enable_utf8} = 1;
#}

# These lines prevent other apps in mod_perl from seeing the global db
# connection info

$ENV{PGHOST} = $config{database}{host};
$ENV{PGPORT} = $config{database}{port};
our $default_db = $config{database}{default_db};

1;