#
# iRODS Postgres installation configuration file
#	This file has important configuration settings for selecting,
#	downloading, and installing a version of the Postgres database
#	for use by iRODS.
#
# 	** Ignore this file if Postgres is already installed **
#

# Variables you may use when setting these values
# 	$IRODS_HOME is the iRODS home directory.
#
# 	$thisUser is your user name.
#
# 	$thisDate is the current date, with spaces
# 	replaced with underbars.
#





# Download files
#	$POSTGRES_SOURCE is the name of the Postgres source
#	file to download from the Postgres FTP site.
#
#	$ODBC_SOURCE is the name of the ODBC driver source
#	file to download and install for Postgres.
#	If this name starts with 'unixODBC', it will be
#	downloaded from the UNIX ODBC FTP site, otherwise
#	it will be downloaded from the Postgres FTP site.
#
# Defaults:
# 	There are none.
#
# Examples:
#	$POSTGRES_SOURCE = "postgresql-8.2.5.tar.gz";
#	$ODBC_SOURCE = "psqlodbc-07.03.0200.tar.gz";
#   or
#	$POSTGRES_SOURCE = "postgresql-8.4.4.tar.gz";
#	$ODBC_SOURCE = "unixODBC-2.2.12.tar.gz";
#
# These values must be set in this file.
$POSTGRES_SOURCE = "postgresql-9.0.3.tar.gz";
$ODBC_SOURCE     = "unixODBC-2.2.12.tar.gz";





# Install directories
#	$POSTGRES_SRC_DIR is the name of the directory into which
#	to place Postgres source as a subdirectory.  Relative
#	paths are relative to the iRODS home directory.
#
#	$POSTGRES_HOME is the name of the home directory for the
#	installed Postgres.  Relative paths are relative to
#	the iRODS home directory.
#
#	$DOWNLOAD_DIR is the name of the temporary directory in which
#	to place the downloaded files before they are moved to the
#	above directories.  The default depends upon your OS, but it
#	is often /tmp, /usr/tmp, or /var.  This is usually left as
#	the default.
#
# Defaults:
#	$POSTGRES_SRC_DIR = "../iRodsPostgres";
#	$POSTGRES_HOME = "../iRodsPostgres/pgsql";
#	$DOWNLOAD_DIR = OS dependent, but often /tmp
#
# Examples:
# 	$POSTGRES_SRC_DIR = "/usr/share/Postgres";
# 	$POSTGRES_HOME = "/usr/share/Postgres/pgsql";
# 	$DOWNLOAD_DIR = "/var";
#
# Normally, none of these values are set here.  Use the defaults.





# Postgres access
#	$POSTGRES_PORT is the port number for Postgres to listen to.
#	This defaults to '5432'.
#
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_NAME is the name of the user account for
#	Postgres administration.  This defaults to your user name.
#
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_PASSWORD is the database password for the
#	administrator account.  If this is not set here, it will
#	be prompted for during installation.
#
# Defaults:
#	$POSTGRES_PORT = "5432";
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_NAME = $thisUser;
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_PASSWORD = no default, prompted for
#
# Examples:
#	$POSTGRES_PORT = "5432";
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_NAME = "myname";
#	$POSTGRES_ADMIN_PASSWORD = "mypassword";
#
# Normally, none of these values are set here.  Use the defaults.





# FTP access
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_HOST is Postgres FTP host name to download from.
#
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ACCOUNT_NAME is the name of the FTP account to
# 	use when downloading Postgres source.
#
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD is the password for the FTP account to
# 	use when downloading Postgres source.
#
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_POSTGRES_DIR is the directory path for Postgres source
# 	at the Postgres FTP site.
#
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ODBC_DIR is the directory path for Postgres ODBC source
# 	at the Postgres FTP site.
#
#
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_HOST is UNIX ODBC FTP host name to download from.
#
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ACCOUNT_NAME is the name of the FTP account to
# 	use when downloading UNIX ODBC source.
#
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD is the password for the FTP account to
# 	use when downloading UNIX ODBC source.
#
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ODBC_DIR is the directory path for UNIX ODBC source
# 	at the UNIX ODBC FTP site.
#
# Defaults (set in scripts/perl/installPostgres.pl):
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_HOST = "ftp10.us.postgresql.org";
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ACCOUNT_NAME = "anonymous";
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD = "anonymous@";
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_POSTGRES_DIR = "postgresql/source";
# 	$POSTGRES_FTP_ODBC_DIR = "postgresql/odbc/versions/src";
# 
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_HOST = "ftp.unixodbc.org";
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ACCOUNT_NAME = "anonymous";
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD = "anonymous@";
# 	$UNIXODBC_FTP_ODBC_DIR = "pub/unixODBC";
#
# Normally, none of these values are set here.  Use the defaults.