# b.conf # Configure b. Format is VARIABLE=VALUE. This file usually resides in the # root b./ directory, and as such, provides the default configuration for # all users. A particular user can override these values with a separate # b.conf file in his/her user directory. # Path to themes. themes_path=../b.shr/themes/ # Theme, chosen from names of subdirectories within the 'themes/' directory. theme=semaphore # If you want text-only output (no graphic icons for the folders and # bookmarks), comment out the following lines. folder_icon=folder.gif folder_open_icon=folder.open.gif bookmark_icon=bookmark.gif # Set to 1 if you don't want the "Content-type: text/html..." verbiage # printed to introduce an HTML stream. Useful when b. is called from a # server-side include directive. This option must also be combined with # custom HTML header and footer files which omit the , , etc., # tags. See the example semaphore-ssi theme. dont_need_content_type=0 # Stuff that goes in the HTML header. html_dtd= html_ns=xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en" # Set the following to 1 if you want bookmark links to appear in a new # window; set to 0 for the same window. links_appear_in_new_window=1 # Yes, I want to share bookmarks! If so, set to 1. Set to 0 if you want # basic b. behavior. shr_on=1 # The following list of users has admin rights over the shared bookmarks. # This means they can delete/modify any item. shr_admins= # Set the display mode of the shared bookmarks. It can be one of the following # options: # all View everything on one page (default). # by_folder Only one folder is open at a time. shr_view_mode=by_folder # Limit the number of bookmarks a user may add by uncommenting the following. # Once this limit is reached, a user must delete bookmarks before adding new # ones. #shr_limit=20 # If you wish to override the setting for which directory contains your # shared bookmarks, uncomment the following. Incidentally, you can use this # setting to split users into different shared groups; just set a different # directory for each user's b.conf file. # # Note: the trailing slash is required! (Unless you want the shared # directory to be the same directory as your private directory, ie # shr_dir=. #shr_dir=../my_shared_links_dir/ # Maximum number of usrnfo items. max_usrnfo=10 # Set the following to 1 if you want to record last access times and hit # counts for shared bookmarks. Set to 0 if you don't care and want a # trifle speed-up. record_hits=1 # The following format declares how date/time values are displayed. # The format string can include the elements: # $YYYY year # $MM month # $MO month of year (ie May, etc.) # $DD day of month # $WD day of week (ie Mon, Tue, etc.) # $hh hour # $mm minutes # $ss seconds # $AP AM/PM designator (omit for military time) # An example format string is '$WD $MO $DD, $YYYY at $hh:$mm $AP', which would # give 'Wed May 25, 2001 at 8:47 PM'. datetime_format=$MO.$DD.$YYYY # You may display extra optional information about a shared bookmark or # folder in the following lists. You may select from the following: # added Shows added time and the contributer of this item # (bookmark or folder) # modified Shows modified time and the contributer of this item # (bookmark only) # hitsperday_indicator Shows hits/day for this item # (bookmark only) # visited Shows last visited time # (bookmark only) # visited_elapsed_time Shows how long its been since this item was visited # (bookmark only) # More display options for these are below. after_shr_bookmark_open_display_order= after_shr_folder_open_display_order= after_shr_bookmark_title_display_order=hitsperday_indicator,added,visited_elapsed_time after_shr_folder_title_display_order= after_shr_bookmark_desc_display_order= after_shr_folder_display_order= # You may also display extra information about a comment. You may select # from the following: # comment_contributer Shows contributer of this comment # comment_added Shows time comment was created after_shr_folder_comment_open_display_order=comment_contributer after_shr_folder_comment_text_display_order= after_shr_bookmark_comment_open_display_order=comment_contributer after_shr_bookmark_comment_text_display_order= # Same as above, but for private bookmarks. However, not all of the above # choices are available. after_bookmark_open_display_order= after_folder_open_display_order= after_bookmark_title_display_order= after_folder_title_display_order= after_bookmark_desc_display_order= after_folder_display_order= # The hitsperday_indicator_thresholds are the hits/day levels at which the # corresponding hitsperday_indicator_icon is shown. Ie, if the hits/day value # is greater than hitsperday_indicator_threshold_2, then the image specified # by hitsperday_indicator_icon_2 is shown. There is no limit to the number # separate icons. # # Make sure that these icons exist in your chosen theme directory! Otherwise, # you should just comment these lines out to get the hitsperday_label text # instead (cf hitsperday_label below). hitsperday_indicator_threshold_0=0.0 hitsperday_indicator_threshold_1=0.1 hitsperday_indicator_threshold_2=0.2 hitsperday_indicator_threshold_3=0.5 hitsperday_indicator_threshold_4=1.0 hitsperday_indicator_threshold_5=3.0 hitsperday_indicator_icon_0=hitsperday0.gif hitsperday_indicator_icon_1=hitsperday1.gif hitsperday_indicator_icon_2=hitsperday2.gif hitsperday_indicator_icon_3=hitsperday3.gif hitsperday_indicator_icon_4=hitsperday4.gif hitsperday_indicator_icon_5=hitsperday5.gif # The hitsperday_label is a format specifier (cf sprintf) for the text which # gets shown when you mouse over the hitsperday_indicator. hitsperday_label=Hits/day: %4.1f # Set whether comments can be deleted by the comment's contributer user_can_delete_comment=0 # The following list of variables can not be overridden once initialized. # This protects against abuse by a user's b.conf. protected_vars=shr_admins,protected_vars,shr_limit,user_can_delete_comment # ***************************************************************************** # Place all configs above this comment. This is a protection against a config # not ending with a proper EOL.