# File of secrets for the build and run images.
# This file is a template of the values to use.
# NEVER, NEVER EVER CHECK-IN the version with the real values!!

# The configuration files look for the file 'os-secrets.crypt' and, when
#    found, runs 'ccrypt' using the password from the environment variable
#    "OPENSIM_CONFIGKEY". So, edit this file and do:
#           cp os-secrets tempFile
#           <edit 'tempFile' adding real passwords>
#           ccrypt -e -E "OPENSIM_CONFIGKEY" < tempFile > os-secrets.crypt
#           rm tempFile
#    or (exposing the key in the bash history):
#           ccrypt -e -K thekey < os-secrets > os-secrets.crypt
#
# Later, if you need to review the passwords, decrypt the file with:
#           ccrypt -d -E "OPENSIM_CONFIGKEY" < os-secrets.crypt

# If this next variable is defined, MYSQL is configured
export MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=unknownStuff
export MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD=unknownStuff
export MYSQL_DB_HOST=dbservice
export MYSQL_DB_DB=opensim
export MYSQL_DB_USER=opensim
export MYSQL_DB_USER_PW=moreUnknownStuff

# The following are used to initialize estate if running standalone
export DEFAULT_ESTATE_NAME="MyEstate"
export DEFAULT_ESTATE_OWNER="Donald Duck"
export DEFAULT_ESTATE_OWNER_UUID=ff5ec374-8028-43cb-ae58-8d38d70729e5
export DEFAULT_ESTATE_OWNER_PW=SomeSecret

# These are values that should be in other configurtion files.
# Someday, there might be a system that inserts these parameters into files.
# For the moment, the per-installation parameters must be editted by hand.
# Host name that is advertized to a client. Set in Includes.ini and Region.ini
export EXTERNAL_HOSTNAME=127.0.0.1

# Did I mention that one should NEVER, NEVER, EVER check-in a version
#     with the real passwords in it?