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=== Overview of database variables ===

=== Overview of database variables ===

The next is only the standard variables defined that come with SME7. Of course you can update this list with new standard variables in future SME versions.

The next section descibes the standard variables defined on SME Server. Of course you can update this list with new standard variables in future SME Server versions.

I organizing this long list with three columns. The first is the variable, the second is the target variable (located in the final configuration file), and the third is the default value.

I organizing this long list with three columns. The first is the variable, the second is the target variable (located in the final configuration file), and the third is the default value.

The variables included here are important for access from console, not through server-manager. For example the variable DomainMaster for samba is not important here, because this is set through server-mananger. On the other hand, the variable RecycleBin is important, because it is not accesible through server-manager.

A lot of the variables can be set using the server-manager but some can not. For example the variable DomainMaster for samba is not important here, because this can be set through server-mananger. On the other hand, the variable RecycleBin is important, because it is not accesible through the server-manager.

Some configuration files get final variables not only from one DB key or template. This is the case of /etc/rc.d/init.d/masq configuration file. This file get variables from DB keys squid, your own key masq and others.

Configuration files can use database values from one configuration key only, but can also use multiple keys. The latter is the case for the /etc/rc.d/init.d/masq configuration file. This file takes it values from multiple database keys such as squid and masq.

An invert example is httpd-admin DB key. This key has a variable TCPPort and affect two files (/etc/httpd/admin-conf/httpd.conf and /etc/services).

All variable are refered to /etc/e-smith/templates/etc directory. If you want to extend this howto, you can add variables from /etc/e-smith/templates/home/httpd/html/horde dir (horde variables), or /etc/e-smith/templates/var/qmail (qmail variables) or /etc/e-smith/templates/var/service (service variables).

It is also possible that multiple configuration files are using the same key, and example of this is the httpd-admin key. This key has a variable TCPPort which is used in multiple files (/etc/httpd/admin-conf/httpd.conf and /etc/services).

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