tags
	#  is wrapped to a maximum linelength (defaults to 100 chars in strings_api)
	#  If turned off, the display may be wide when viewing the text
	$g_wrap_in_preformatted_text = ON;

	##########################
	# Mantis HR Settings
	##########################

	# --- hr --------------------------
	$g_hr_size				= 1;
	$g_hr_width				= 50;

	#############################
	# Mantis LDAP Settings
	#############################

	# look in README.LDAP for details

	# --- using openldap -------------
	$g_ldap_server			= 'ldaps://ldap.example.com.au/';
	$g_ldap_port			= '636';
	$g_ldap_root_dn			= 'dc=example,dc=com,dc=au';
	$g_ldap_organization	= '';    # e.g. '(organizationname=*Traffic)'
	$g_ldap_uid_field		= 'uid'; # Use 'sAMAccountName' for Active Directory
	$g_ldap_bind_dn			= '';
	$g_ldap_bind_passwd		= '';
	$g_use_ldap_email		= OFF; # Should we send to the LDAP email address or what MySql tells us
	
	# The LDAP Protocol Version, if 0, then the protocol version is not set.
	$g_ldap_protocol_version = 0;

	############################
	# Status Settings
	############################

	# Status to assign to the bug when submitted.
	$g_bug_submit_status = NEW_;

	# Status to assign to the bug when assigned.
	$g_bug_assigned_status = ASSIGNED;

	# Status to assign to the bug when reopened.
	$g_bug_reopen_status = FEEDBACK;

	# Resolution to assign to the bug when reopened.
	$g_bug_reopen_resolution = REOPENED;

	# --- status thresholds (*_status_threshold) ---

	# Bug becomes readonly if its status is >= this status.  The bug becomes read/write again if re-opened and its
	# status becomes less than this threshold.
	$g_bug_readonly_status_threshold = RESOLVED;

	# Bug is resolved, ready to be closed or reopened.  In some custom installations a bug
	# maybe considered as resolved when it is moved to a custom (FIXED OR TESTED) status.
	$g_bug_resolved_status_threshold = RESOLVED;

	# Automatically set status to ASSIGNED whenever a bug is assigned to a person.
	# This is useful for installations where assigned status is to be used when
	# the bug is in progress, rather than just put in a person's queue.
	$g_auto_set_status_to_assigned	= ON;

	# 'status_enum_workflow' defines the workflow, and reflects a simple
	#  2-dimensional matrix. For each existing status, you define which
	#  statuses you can go to from that status, e.g. from NEW_ you might list statuses
	#  '10:new,20:feedback,30:acknowledged' but not higher ones.
	# The following example can be transferred to config_inc.php
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[NEW_]='20:feedback,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[FEEDBACK] ='10:new,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[ACKNOWLEDGED] ='20:feedback,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[CONFIRMED] ='20:feedback,50:assigned,80:resolved';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[ASSIGNED] ='20:feedback,80:resolved,90:closed';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[RESOLVED] ='50:assigned,90:closed';
	# $g_status_enum_workflow[CLOSED] ='50:assigned';
	$g_status_enum_workflow = array();

	############################
	# Bug Attachments Settings
	############################

	# Specifies the maximum size below which an attachment is previewed in the bug
	# view pages.  To disable this feature, set max size to 0.
	# This feature applies to: bmp, png, gif, jpg
	$g_preview_attachments_inline_max_size = 0;

	# Extenstions for text files that can be expanded inline.
	$g_preview_text_extensions = array( 'txt', 'diff', 'patch' );

	# Extensions for images that can be expanded inline.
	$g_preview_image_extensions = array( 'bmp', 'png', 'gif', 'jpg', 'jpeg' );

	# Specifies the maximum width for the auto-preview feature.  If no maximum width should be imposed
	# then it should be set to 0.
	$g_preview_max_width = 0;

	# Specifies the maximum height for the auto-preview feature.  If no maximum height should be imposed
	# then it should be set to 0.
	$g_preview_max_height = 250;

	# --- Show an attachment indicator on bug list ---
	# Show a clickable attachment indicator on the bug
	# list page if the bug has one or more files attached.
	# Note: This option is disabled by default since it adds
	# 1 database query per bug listed and thus might slow
	# down the page display.
	$g_show_attachment_indicator = OFF;

	# access level needed to view bugs attachments.  View means to see the file names
	# sizes, and timestamps of the attachments.
	$g_view_attachments_threshold	= VIEWER;

	# list of filetypes to view inline. This is a string of extentions separated by commas
	# This is used when downloading an attachment.  Rather than downloading, the attachment
	# is viewed in the browser.
	$g_inline_file_exts = 'gif,png';

	# access level needed to download bug attachments
	$g_download_attachments_threshold	= VIEWER;

	# access level needed to delete bug attachments
	$g_delete_attachments_threshold	= DEVELOPER;

	# allow users to view attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access
	# level is below view_attachments_threshold.
	$g_allow_view_own_attachments = ON;

	# allow users to download attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access
	# level is below download_attachments_threshold.
	$g_allow_download_own_attachments = ON;

	# allow users to delete attachments uploaded by themselves even if their access
	# level is below delete_attachments_threshold.
	$g_allow_delete_own_attachments = OFF;

	############################
	# Mantis Misc Settings
	############################

	# --- access level thresholds (*_threshold) ---

	# access level needed to report a bug
	$g_report_bug_threshold			= REPORTER;

	# access level needed to update bugs (i.e., the update_bug_page)
	#  This controls whether the user sees the "Update Bug" button in bug_view*_page
	#  and the pencil icon in view_all_bug_page
	$g_update_bug_threshold			= UPDATER;

	# access level needed to monitor bugs
	# Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value
	$g_monitor_bug_threshold		= REPORTER;

	# access level needed to view private bugs
	# Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value
	$g_private_bug_threshold		= DEVELOPER;

	# access level needed to be able to be listed in the assign to field.
	$g_handle_bug_threshold			= DEVELOPER;
	# access level needed to show the Assign To: button bug_view*_page or
	#  the Assigned list in bug_update*_page.
	#  This allows control over who can route bugs
	# This defaults to $g_handle_bug_threshold
	$g_update_bug_assign_threshold			= '%handle_bug_threshold%';

	# access level needed to view private bugnotes
	# Look in the constant_inc.php file if you want to set a different value
	$g_private_bugnote_threshold	= DEVELOPER;

	# access level needed to view handler in bug reports and notification email
	# @@@ yarick123: now it is implemented for notification email only
	$g_view_handler_threshold		= VIEWER;

	# access level needed to view history in bug reports and notification email
	# @@@ yarick123: now it is implemented for notification email only
	$g_view_history_threshold		= VIEWER;

	# access level needed to send a reminder from the bug view pages
	# set to NOBODY to disable the feature
	$g_bug_reminder_threshold		= DEVELOPER;

	# access level needed to upload files to the project documentation section
	# You can set this to NOBODY to prevent uploads to projects
	# See also: $g_upload_bug_file_threshold, $g_allow_file_upload
	$g_upload_project_file_threshold = MANAGER;

	# access level needed to upload files to attach to a bug
	# You can set this to NOBODY to prevent uploads to bugs but note that
	#  the reporter of the bug will still be able to upload unless you set
	#  $g_allow_reporter_upload or $g_allow_file_upload to OFF
	# See also: $g_upload_project_file_threshold, $g_allow_file_upload,
	#			$g_allow_reporter_upload
	$g_upload_bug_file_threshold	= REPORTER;

	# Add bugnote threshold
	$g_add_bugnote_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Update bugnote threshold (if the bugnote is not your own)
	$g_update_bugnote_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Threshold needed to view project documentation
	$g_view_proj_doc_threshold = ANYBODY;

	# Threshold needed to manage a project: edit project
	# details (not to add/delete projects), upload documentation, ...etc.
	$g_manage_project_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Threshold needed to add/delete/modify news
	$g_manage_news_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Threshold required to delete a project
	$g_delete_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Threshold needed to create a new project
	$g_create_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Threshold needed to be automatically included in private projects
	$g_private_project_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Threshold needed to manage user access to a project
	$g_project_user_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Threshold needed to manage user accounts
	$g_manage_user_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Delete bug threshold
	$g_delete_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Delete bugnote threshold
	$g_delete_bugnote_threshold = '%delete_bug_threshold%';

	# Are users allowed to change and delete their own bugnotes?
	$g_bugnote_allow_user_edit_delete = ON;

	# Move bug threshold
	$g_move_bug_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Threshold needed to set the view status while reporting a bug or a bug note.
	$g_set_view_status_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Threshold needed to update the view status while updating a bug or a bug note.
	# This threshold should be greater or equal to $g_set_view_status_threshold.
	$g_change_view_status_threshold = UPDATER;

	# --- Threshold needed to show the list of users montoring a bug on the bug view pages.
	$g_show_monitor_list_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Threshold needed to be able to use stored queries
	$g_stored_query_use_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Threshold needed to be able to create stored queries
	$g_stored_query_create_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Threshold needed to be able to create shared stored queries
	$g_stored_query_create_shared_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Threshold needed to update readonly bugs.  Readonly bugs are identified via
	# $g_bug_readonly_status_threshold.
	$g_update_readonly_bug_threshold = MANAGER;

	# threshold for viewing changelog
	$g_view_changelog_threshold = VIEWER;

	# threshold for viewing roadmap
	$g_roadmap_view_threshold = VIEWER;
	
	# threshold for updating roadmap, target_version, etc
	$g_roadmap_update_threshold = DEVELOPER;
	
	# status change thresholds
	$g_update_bug_status_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# access level needed to re-open bugs
	$g_reopen_bug_threshold			= DEVELOPER;

	# access level needed to set a bug sticky
	$g_set_bug_sticky_threshold			= MANAGER;
	
	# The minimum access level for someone to be a member of the development team
	# and appear on the project information page.
	$g_development_team_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# this array sets the access thresholds needed to enter each status listed.
	# if a status is not listed, it falls back to $g_update_bug_status_threshold
	# example: $g_set_status_threshold = array( ACKNOWLEDGED => MANAGER, CONFIRMED => DEVELOPER, CLOSED => MANAGER );
	$g_set_status_threshold = array();

	# --- login method ----------------
	# CRYPT or PLAIN or MD5 or LDAP or BASIC_AUTH
	# You can simply change this at will. Mantis will try to figure out how the passwords were encrypted.
	$g_login_method				= MD5;

	# --- limit reporters -------------
	# Set to ON if you wish to limit reporters to only viewing bugs that they report.
	$g_limit_reporters			= OFF;

	# --- close immediately -----------
	# Allow developers and above to close bugs immediately when resolving bugs
	$g_allow_close_immediately	= OFF;

	# --- reporter can close ----------
	# Allow reporters to close the bugs they reported, after they're marked resolved.
	$g_allow_reporter_close		= OFF;

	# --- reporter can reopen ---------
	# Allow reporters to reopen the bugs they reported, after they're marked resolved.
	$g_allow_reporter_reopen	= ON;

	# --- reporter can upload ---------
	# Allow reporters to upload attachments to bugs they reported.
	$g_allow_reporter_upload	= ON;

	# --- account delete -----------
	# Allow users to delete their own accounts
	$g_allow_account_delete		= OFF;

	# --- anonymous login -----------
	# Allow anonymous login
	$g_allow_anonymous_login	= OFF;
	$g_anonymous_account		= '';

	# --- CVS linking ---------------
	# insert the URL to your CVSweb or ViewCVS
	# eg: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/mantisbt/mantisbt/
	$g_cvs_web				= '';

	# --- Source Control Integration ------

	# For open source projects it is expected that the notes be public, however,
	# for non-open source it will probably be VS_PRIVATE.
	$g_source_control_notes_view_status = VS_PRIVATE;

	# Account to be used by the source control script.  The account must be enabled
	# and must have the appropriate access level to add notes to all issues even
	# private ones (DEVELOPER access recommended).
	$g_source_control_account           = '';

	# If set to a status, then after a checkin with a log message that matches the regular expression in
	# $g_source_control_fixed_regexp, the issue status is set to the specified status.  If set to OFF, the
	# issue status is not changed.
	$g_source_control_set_status_to     = OFF;

	# Whenever an issue status is set to $g_source_control_set_status_to, the issue resolution is set to
	# the value specified for this configuration.
	$g_source_control_set_resolution_to = FIXED;

	# Regular expression used to detect issue ids within checkin comments.
	# see preg_match_all() documentation at
	# http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match-all.php
	$g_source_control_regexp = "/\bissue [#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i";

	# Regular expression used to detect the fact that an issue is fixed and extracts
	# its issue id.  If there is a match to this regular expression, then the issue
	# will be marked as resolved and the resolution will be set to fixed.
	$g_source_control_fixed_regexp = "%source_control_regexp%";

	# --- Bug Linking ---------------
	# if a number follows this tag it will create a link to a bug.
	# eg. for # a link would be #45
	# eg. for bug: a link would be bug:98
	$g_bug_link_tag			= '#';

	# --- Bugnote Linking ---------------
	# if a number follows this tag it will create a link to a bugnote.
	# eg. for ~ a link would be ~45
	# eg. for bugnote: a link would be bugnote:98
	$g_bugnote_link_tag			= '~';

	# --- Bug Count Linking ----------
	# this is the prefix to use when creating links to bug views from bug counts (eg. on the main
	# page and the summary page).
	# $g_bug_count_hyperlink_prefix = 'view_all_set.php?type=1';				# permanently change the filter
	$g_bug_count_hyperlink_prefix = 'view_all_set.php?type=1&temporary=y';	# only change the filter this time

	# The regular expression to use when validating new user login names
	# The default regular expression allows a-z, A-z, 0-9, as well as space and
	#  underscore.  If you change this, you may want to update the
	#  ERROR_USER_NAME_INVALID string in the language files to explain
	#  the rules you are using on your site
	$g_user_login_valid_regex = '/^[\w \-]+$/';

	# Default user name prefix used to filter the list of users in
	# manage_user_page.php.  Change this to 'A' (or any other
	# letter) if you have a lot of users in the system and loading
	# the manage users page takes a long time.
	$g_default_manage_user_prefix = 'ALL';

	# --- CSV Export ---------------
	# Set the csv separator
	$g_csv_separator = ',';

	# threshold for users to view the system configurations
	$g_view_configuration_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# threshold for users to set the system configurations generically via Mantis web interface.
	# WARNING: Users who have access to set configuration via the interface MUST be trusted.  This is due
	# to the fact that such users can set configurations to PHP code and hence there can be a security
	# risk if such users are not trusted.
	$g_set_configuration_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	################################
	# Mantis Look and Feel Variables
	################################

	# --- status color codes ----------
	#
	$g_status_colors		= array( 'new'			=> '#ffa0a0', # red,
									 'feedback'		=> '#ff50a8', # purple
									 'acknowledged'	=> '#ffd850', # orange
									 'confirmed'	=> '#ffffb0', # yellow
									 'assigned'		=> '#c8c8ff', # blue
									 'resolved'		=> '#cceedd', # buish-green
									 'closed'		=> '#e8e8e8'); # light gray

	# The padding level when displaying project ids
	#  The bug id will be padded with 0's up to the size given
	$g_display_project_padding	= 3;

	# The padding level when displaying bug ids
	#  The bug id will be padded with 0's up to the size given
	$g_display_bug_padding		= 7;

	# The padding level when displaying bugnote ids
	#  The bugnote id will be padded with 0's up to the size given
	$g_display_bugnote_padding	= 7;

	# colours for configuration display
	$g_colour_project = 'LightGreen';
	$g_colour_global = 'LightBlue';

	###############################
	# Mantis Cookie Variables
	###############################

	# --- cookie path ---------------
	# set this to something more restrictive if needed
	# http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php
	$g_cookie_path			= '/';
	$g_cookie_domain		= '';
	# cookie version for view_all_page
	$g_cookie_version		= 'v8';

	# --- cookie prefix ---------------
	# set this to a unique identifier.  No spaces.
	$g_cookie_prefix		= 'MANTIS';

	# --- cookie names ----------------
	$g_string_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_STRING_COOKIE';
	$g_project_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_PROJECT_COOKIE';
	$g_view_all_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_VIEW_ALL_COOKIE';
	$g_manage_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_MANAGE_COOKIE';
	$g_logout_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_LOGOUT_COOKIE';
	$g_bug_list_cookie		= '%cookie_prefix%_BUG_LIST_COOKIE';

	#######################################
	# Mantis Filter Variables
	#######################################
	$g_filter_by_custom_fields = ON;
	$g_filter_custom_fields_per_row = 8;
	$g_view_filters = SIMPLE_DEFAULT;

	# This switch enables the use of xmlhttprequest protocol to speed up the filter display.
	# Rather than launching a separate page, the filters are updated in-line in the
	# view_all_bugs_page.
	$g_dhtml_filters = ON;
	
	# The service to use to create a short URL.  The %s will be replaced by the long URL.
	$g_create_short_url = 'http://tinyurl.com/create.php?url=%s';

	#######################################
	# Mantis Database Table Variables
	#######################################

	# --- table prefix ----------------
	$g_db_table_prefix		= 'mantis';
	$g_db_table_suffix		= '_table';

	# --- table names -----------------
	$g_mantis_bug_file_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_file%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_history_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_history%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_monitor_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_monitor%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_relationship_table		= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_relationship%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_table						= '%db_table_prefix%_bug%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_tag_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_tag%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bug_text_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_bug_text%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bugnote_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_bugnote%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_bugnote_text_table			= '%db_table_prefix%_bugnote_text%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_news_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_news%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_category_table		= '%db_table_prefix%_project_category%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_file_table			= '%db_table_prefix%_project_file%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_project%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_user_list_table		= '%db_table_prefix%_project_user_list%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_version_table			= '%db_table_prefix%_project_version%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_tag_table						= '%db_table_prefix%_tag%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_user_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_user%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_user_profile_table			= '%db_table_prefix%_user_profile%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_user_pref_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_user_pref%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_user_print_pref_table			= '%db_table_prefix%_user_print_pref%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_custom_field_project_table	= '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field_project%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_custom_field_table      	    = '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_custom_field_string_table     = '%db_table_prefix%_custom_field_string%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_upgrade_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_upgrade%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_filters_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_filters%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_sponsorship_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_sponsorship%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_tokens_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_tokens%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_project_hierarchy_table		= '%db_table_prefix%_project_hierarchy%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_config_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_config%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_database_table				= '%db_table_prefix%_database%db_table_suffix%';
	$g_mantis_email_table					= '%db_table_prefix%_email%db_table_suffix%';

	###########################
	# Mantis Enum Strings
	###########################

	# --- enum strings ----------------
	# status from $g_status_index-1 to 79 are used for the onboard customization (if enabled)
	# directly use Mantis to edit them.
	$g_access_levels_enum_string		= '10:viewer,25:reporter,40:updater,55:developer,70:manager,90:administrator';
	$g_project_status_enum_string		= '10:development,30:release,50:stable,70:obsolete';
	$g_project_view_state_enum_string	= '10:public,50:private';
	$g_view_state_enum_string			= '10:public,50:private';

	$g_priority_enum_string				= '10:none,20:low,30:normal,40:high,50:urgent,60:immediate';
	$g_severity_enum_string				= '10:feature,20:trivial,30:text,40:tweak,50:minor,60:major,70:crash,80:block';
	$g_reproducibility_enum_string		= '10:always,30:sometimes,50:random,70:have not tried,90:unable to duplicate,100:N/A';
	$g_status_enum_string				= '10:new,20:feedback,30:acknowledged,40:confirmed,50:assigned,80:resolved,90:closed';
	  # @@@ for documentation, the values in this list are also used to define variables in the language files
	  #  (e.g., $s_new_bug_title referenced in bug_change_status_page.php )
	  # Embedded spaces are converted to underscores (e.g., "working on" references $s_working_on_bug_title).
	  # they are also expected to be english names for the states
	$g_resolution_enum_string			= '10:open,20:fixed,30:reopened,40:unable to duplicate,50:not fixable,60:duplicate,70:not a bug,80:suspended,90:wont fix';
	$g_projection_enum_string			= '10:none,30:tweak,50:minor fix,70:major rework,90:redesign';
	$g_eta_enum_string					= '10:none,20:< 1 day,30:2-3 days,40:< 1 week,50:< 1 month,60:> 1 month';
	$g_sponsorship_enum_string          = '0:Unpaid,1:Requested,2:Paid';

	$g_custom_field_type_enum_string    = '0:string,1:numeric,2:float,3:enum,4:email,5:checkbox,6:list,7:multiselection list,8:date';

	#############################
	# Mantis Javascript Variables
	#############################

	# allow the use of Javascript?
	$g_use_javascript		= ON;

	###########################
	# Mantis Speed Optimisation
	###########################

	# Use compression of generated html if browser supports it
	# If you already have compression enabled in your php.ini file
	#  (either with zlib.output_compression or
	#  output_handler=ob_gzhandler) this option will be ignored.
	#
	# If you do not have zlib enabled in your PHP installation
	#  this option will also be ignored.  PHP 4.3.0 and later have
	#  zlib included by default.  Windows users should uncomment
	#  the appropriate line in their php.ini files to load
	#  the zlib DLL.  You can check what extensions are loaded
	#  by running "php -m" at the command line (look for 'zlib')
	$g_compress_html		= ON;

	# Use persistent database connections
	$g_use_persistent_connections	= OFF;

	###########################
	# Include files
	###########################

	# Specify your top/bottom include file (logos, banners, etc)
	# if a top file is supplied, the default Mantis logo at the top will be hidden
	$g_bottom_include_page			= '%absolute_path%';
	$g_top_include_page				= '%absolute_path%';
	# CSS file
	$g_css_include_file				= '%path%css/default.css';
	# meta tags
	$g_meta_include_file			= '%absolute_path%meta_inc.php';

	###########################
	# Redirections
	###########################

	# Specify where the user should be sent after logging out.
	$g_logout_redirect_page			= '%path%login_page.php';

	###########################
	# Headers
	###########################

	# An array of headers to be sent with each page.
	# For example, to allow your mantis installation to be viewed in a frame in IE 6
	#  when the frameset is not at the same hostname as the mantis install, you need
	#  to add a P3P header.  You could try something like 'P3P: CP="CUR ADM"' in your
	#  config file, but make sure to check that the your policy actually matches with
	#  what you are promising. See
	#  http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpriv/html/ie6privacyfeature.asp
	#  for more information.

	$g_custom_headers				= array();
	#$g_custom_headers[]			= 'P3P: CP="CUR ADM"';

	# Browser Caching Control
	# By default, we try to prevent the browser from caching anything. These two settings
	# will defeat this for some cases.
	#
	# Browser Page caching - This will allow the browser to cache all pages. The upside will
	#  be better performance, but there may be cases where obsolete information is displayed.
	#  Note that this will be bypassed (and caching is allowed) for the bug report pages.
	# $g_allow_browser_cache = ON;
	#
	# File caching - This will allow the browser to cache downloaded files. Without this set,
	# there may be issues with IE receiving files, and launching support programs.
	# $g_allow_file_cache = ON;

	###########################
	# Debugging
	###########################

	# --- Timer ----------------------
	# Time page loads.  Shows at the bottom of the page.
	$g_show_timer			= OFF;

	# used for development only.  Leave OFF
	$g_debug_timer			= OFF;

	# Used for debugging e-mail feature, when set to OFF the emails work as normal.
	# when set to e-mail address, all e-mails are sent to this address with the
	# original To, Cc, Bcc included in the message body.
	$g_debug_email			= OFF;

	# --- Queries --------------------
	# Shows the total number/unique number of queries executed to serve the page.
	$g_show_queries_count	= ON;

	# Indicates the access level required for a user to see the queries count / list.
	# This only has an effect if $g_show_queries_count is ON.  Note that this threshold
	# is compared against the user's default global access level rather than the
	# threshold based on the current active project.
	$g_show_queries_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Shows the list of all queries that are executed in chronological order from top
	# to bottom.  This option is only effective when $g_show_queries_count is ON.
	# WARNING: Potential security hazard.  Only turn this on when you really
	# need it (for debugging/profiling)
	$g_show_queries_list	= OFF;
	
	# --- detailed error messages -----
	# Shows a list of variables and their values when an error is triggered
	# Only applies to error types configured to 'halt' in $g_display_errors, below
	# WARNING: Potential security hazard.  Only turn this on when you really
	# need it for debugging
	$g_show_detailed_errors	= OFF;

	# --- error display ---
	# what errors are displayed and how?
	# The options for display are:
	#  'halt' - stop and display traceback
	#  'inline' - display 1 line error and continue
	#  'none' - no error displayed
	# A developer might set this in config_inc.php as:
	#	$g_display_errors = array(
	#		E_WARNING => 'halt',
	#		E_NOTICE => 'halt',
	#		E_USER_ERROR => 'halt',
	#		E_USER_WARNING => 'none',
	#		E_USER_NOTICE => 'none'
	#	);

	$g_display_errors = array(
		E_WARNING => 'inline',
		E_NOTICE => 'none',
		E_USER_ERROR => 'halt',
		E_USER_WARNING => 'inline',
		E_USER_NOTICE => 'none'
	);

	# --- debug messages ---
	# If this option is turned OFF (default) page redirects will continue to
	#  function even if a non-fatal error occurs.  For debugging purposes, you
	#  can set this to ON so that any non-fatal error will prevent page redirection,
	#  allowing you to see the errors.
	# Only turn this option on for debugging
	$g_stop_on_errors		= OFF;

	# --- system logging ---
	# This controls the logging of information to a separate file for debug or audit
	# $g_log_level controls what information is logged
	#  see constant_inc.php for details on the log channels available
	#  e.g., $g_log_level = LOG_EMAIL | LOG_EMAIL_RECIPIENT | LOG_FILTERING | LOG_AJAX;
	#
	# $g_log_destination specifies the file where the data goes
	#   right now, only "file:" is supported
	#   e.g. (Linux), $g_log_destination = 'file:/tmp/mantis.log';
	#   e.g. (Windows), $g_log_destination = 'file:c:/temp/mantis.log';
	#   see http://www.php.net/error_log for details
	$g_log_level = LOG_NONE;
	$g_log_destination = '';

	##################
	# Custom Fields
	##################

	# Threshold needed to manage custom fields
	$g_manage_custom_fields_threshold = ADMINISTRATOR;

	# Threshold needed to link/unlink custom field to/from a project
	$g_custom_field_link_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Whether to start editng a custom field immediately after creating it
	$g_custom_field_edit_after_create = ON;


	#################
	# Custom Menus
	#################

	# Add custom options to the main menu.  For example:
	# $g_main_menu_custom_options = array(	array( "My Link",  MANAGER,       'my_link.php' ),
	#					array( "My Link2", ADMINISTRATOR, 'my_link2.php' ) );
	# Note that if the caption is found in custom_strings_inc.php, then it will be replaced by the
	# translated string.  Options will only be added to the menu if the current logged in user has
	# the appropriate access level.
	$g_main_menu_custom_options = array ();

	##########
	# Icons
	##########

	# Maps a file extension to a file type icon.  These icons are printed
	# next to project documents and bug attachments.
	# Note:
	# - Extensions must be in lower case
	# - All icons will be displayed as 16x16 pixels.
	$g_file_type_icons = array(	
		'ods'	=> 'ods.png',
		'ots'	=> 'ods.png',
		'sxc'	=> 'ods.png',
		'stc'	=> 'ods.png',
		'dif'	=> 'ods.png',
		'dbf'	=> 'ods.png',
		'xls'	=> 'ods.png',
		'xlt'	=> 'ods.png',
		'sdc'	=> 'ods.png',
		'vor'	=> 'ods.png',
		'slk'	=> 'ods.png',
		'csv'	=> 'ods.png',
        'odt'	=> 'odt.png',
		'ott'	=> 'odt.png',
		'sxw'	=> 'odt.png',
		'stw'	=> 'odt.png',
		'doc'	=> 'odt.png',
		'rtf'	=> 'odt.png',
		'sdw'	=> 'odt.png',
		'vor'	=> 'odt.png',
		'sdw'	=> 'odt.png',
		'odp'	=> 'odp.png',
		'otp'	=> 'odp.png',
		'sxi'	=> 'odp.png',
		'sti'	=> 'odp.png',
		'ppt'	=> 'odp.png',
		'pot'	=> 'odp.png',
		'sxd'	=> 'odp.png',
		'sda'	=> 'odp.png',
		'sdd'	=> 'odp.png',
		'odg'	=> 'odp.png',
		'7z'	=> 'compress.png',
		'ace'	=> 'compress.png',
		'arj'	=> 'compress.png',
		'bz2'	=> 'compress.png',
		'gz'	=> 'compress.png',
		'lzh'	=> 'compress.png',
		'rar'	=> 'compress.png',
		'tar'	=> 'compress.png',
		'tgz'	=> 'compress.png',
		'uc2'	=> 'compress.png',
		'zip'	=> 'compress.png',
		'rpm'	=> 'compress.png',
		'srpm'	=> 'compress.png',
		'eml'	=> 'mail.png',
		'htm'	=> 'html.png',
		'html'	=> 'html.png',
		'mhtml'	=> 'html.png',
		'jpe'	=> 'image.png',
		'jpg'	=> 'image.png',
		'jpeg'	=> 'image.png',
		'pdf'	=> 'image.png',
		'png'	=> 'image.png',
		'mid'	=> 'audio.png',
		'midi'	=> 'audio.png',
		'wav'	=> 'audio.png',
		'wma'	=> 'audio.png',
		'wmv'	=> 'audio.png',
		'mov'	=> 'movie.png',
		'msg'	=> 'mail.png',
		'?'		=> 'generic.png' );

	# Icon associative arrays
	# Status to icon mapping
	$g_status_icon_arr = array (
		NONE      => '',
		LOW       => 'priority_low_1.gif',
		NORMAL    => '',
		HIGH      => 'priority_1.gif',
		URGENT    => 'priority_2.gif',
		IMMEDIATE => 'priority_3.gif'
	);
	# --------------------
	# Sort direction to icon mapping
	$g_sort_icon_arr = array (
		ASCENDING  => 'up.gif',

		DESCENDING => 'down.gif'

	);
	# --------------------
	# Read status to icon mapping
	$g_unread_icon_arr = array (
		READ         => 'mantis_space.gif',
		UNREAD       => 'unread.gif'
	);
	# --------------------

	##################
	# My View Settings
	##################

	# Number of bugs shown in each box
	$g_my_view_bug_count = 10;

	# Boxes to be shown and their order
	# A box that is not to be shown can have its value set to 0
	$g_my_view_boxes = array (
		'assigned'      => '1',
		'unassigned'    => '2',
		'reported'      => '3',
		'resolved'      => '4',
		'recent_mod'	=> '5',
		'monitored'		=> '6',
		'feedback'		=> '0',
		'verify'		=> '0'
	);

	# Toggle whether 'My View' boxes are shown in a fixed position (i.e. adjacent boxes start at the same vertical position)
	$g_my_view_boxes_fixed_position = ON;

	# Default page after Login or Set Project
	$g_default_home_page = 'my_view_page.php';

	######################
	# RSS Feeds
	######################

	# This flag enables or disables RSS syndication.  In the case where RSS syndication is not used,
	# it is recommended to set it to OFF.
	$g_rss_enabled = ON;

	# This seed is used as part of the inputs for calculating the authentication key for the RSS feeds.
	# If this seed changes, all the existing keys for the RSS feeds will become invalid.  This is 
	# defaulted to the database user name, but it is recommended to overwrite it with a specific value
	# on installation.
	$g_rss_key_seed = '%db_username%';

	######################
	# Bug Relationships
	######################

	# Enable support for bug relationships where a bug can be a related, dependent on, or duplicate of another.
	# See relationship_api.php for more details.
	$g_enable_relationship = ON;

	# --- Relationship Graphs -----------
	# Show issue relationships using graphs.
	#
	# In order to use this feature, you must first install either GraphViz
	# (all OSs except Windows) or WinGraphviz (only Windows).
	#
	# Graphviz homepage:    http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/
	# WinGraphviz homepage: http://home.so-net.net.tw/oodtsen/wingraphviz/
	#
	# Refer to the notes near the top of core/graphviz_api.php and
	# core/relationship_graph_api.php for more information.

	# Enable relationship graphs support.
	$g_relationship_graph_enable		= OFF;

	# Font name and size, as required by Graphviz. If Graphviz fails to run
	# for you, you are probably using a font name that gd can't find. On
	# Linux, try the name of the font file without the extension.
	$g_relationship_graph_fontname		= 'Arial';
	$g_relationship_graph_fontsize		= 8;

	# Local path where the above font is found on your system for Relationship Graphs
	# You shouldn't care about this on Windows since there is only one system
	# folder where fonts are installed and Graphviz already knows where it
	# is. On Linux and other unices, the default font search path is defined
	# during Graphviz compilation. If you are using a pre-compiled Graphviz
	# package provided by your distribution, probably the font search path was
	# already configured by the packager.
	#
	# If for any reason, the font file you want to use is not in any directory
	# listed on the default font search path list, you can either: (1) export
	# the DOTFONTPATH environment variable in your webserver startup script
	# or (2) use this config option conveniently available here. If you need
	# to list more than one directory, use colons to separate them.

	# Since 0.19.3 we use the $g_system_font_folder variable to define the font folder

	# Default dependency orientation. If you have issues with lots of childs
	# or parents, leave as 'horizontal', otherwise, if you have lots of
	# "chained" issue dependencies, change to 'vertical'.
	$g_relationship_graph_orientation	= 'horizontal';

	# Max depth for relation graphs. This only affects relation graphs,
	# dependency graphs are drawn to the full depth. A value of 3 is already
	# enough to show issues really unrelated to the one you are currently
	# viewing.
	$g_relationship_graph_max_depth		= 2;

	# If set to ON, clicking on an issue on the relationship graph will open
	# the bug view page for that issue, otherwise, will navigate to the
	# relationship graph for that issue.
	$g_relationship_graph_view_on_click	= OFF;

	# Complete path to dot and neato tools. Your webserver must have execute
	# permission to these programs in order to generate relationship graphs.
	# NOTE: These are meaningless under Windows! Just ignore them!
	$g_dot_tool							= '/usr/bin/dot';
	$g_neato_tool						= '/usr/bin/neato';

	# Number of years in the future that custom date fields will display in
	# drop down boxes.
	$g_forward_year_count 				= 4 ;

	# Custom Group Actions
	#
	# This extensibility model allows developing new group custom actions.  This
	# can be implemented with a totally custom form and action pages or with a 
	# pre-implemented form and action page and call-outs to some functions.  These
	# functions are to be implemented in a predefined file whose name is based on
	# the action name.  For example, for an action to add a note, the action would
	# be EXT_ADD_NOTE and the file implementing it would be bug_actiongroup_add_note_inc.php.
	# See implementation of this file for details.
	#
	# Sample:
	#
	# array(
	#	array(	'action' => 'my_custom_action',
	#			'label' => 'my_label',   // string to be passed to lang_get_defaulted()
	#			'form_page' => 'my_custom_action_page.php',
	#			'action_page' => 'my_custom_action.php'
	#   )
	#	array(	'action' => 'my_custom_action2',
	#			'form_page' => 'my_custom_action2_page.php',
	#			'action_page' => 'my_custom_action2.php'
	#   )
	#	array(	'action' => 'EXT_ADD_NOTE',  // you need to implement bug_actiongroup_ 'actiongroup_menu_add_note' // see strings_english.txt for this label
	#   )
	# );
	$g_custom_group_actions = array();

	#####################
	# Wiki Integration
	#####################
 
	# Wiki Integration Enabled?
	$g_wiki_enable = OFF;

	# Wiki Engine (supported engines: 'dokuwiki', 'mediawiki', 'xwiki')
	$g_wiki_engine = 'dokuwiki';
 
	# Wiki namespace to be used as root for all pages relating to this mantis installation.
	$g_wiki_root_namespace = 'mantis';
 
	# URL under which the wiki engine is hosted.  Must be on the same server.
	$g_wiki_engine_url = $t_protocol . '://' . $t_host . '/%wiki_engine%/';
	
	#####################
	# Recently Visited
	#####################

	# Whether to show the most recently visited issues or not.  At the moment we always track them even if this flag is off.
	$g_recently_visited = ON;
	
	# The maximum number of issues to keep in the recently visited list.
	$g_recently_visited_count = 5;

	#####################
	# Bug Tagging
	#####################

	# String that will separate tags as entered for input
	$g_tag_separator = ',';

	# Access level required to view tags attached to a bug
	$g_tag_view_threshold = VIEWER;

	# Access level required to attach tags to a bug
	$g_tag_attach_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Access level required to detach tags from a bug
	$g_tag_detach_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Access level required to detach tags attached by the same user
	$g_tag_detach_own_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Access level required to create new tags
	$g_tag_create_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Access level required to edit tag names and descriptions
	$g_tag_edit_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# Access level required to edit descriptions by the creating user
	$g_tag_edit_own_threshold = REPORTER;

	#####################
	# Time tracking
	#####################

	# Turn on Time Tracking accounting
	$g_time_tracking_enabled = OFF;

	# A billing sums
	$g_time_tracking_with_billing = OFF;

	# Stop watch to build time tracking field
	$g_time_tracking_stopwatch = OFF;

	# access level required to view time tracking information
	$g_time_tracking_view_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# access level required to add/edit time tracking information
	$g_time_tracking_edit_threshold = DEVELOPER;

	# access level required to run reports
	$g_time_tracking_reporting_threshold = MANAGER;

	#allow time tracking to be recorded without a bugnote
	$g_time_tracking_without_note = ON;

	#############################
	# Profile Related Settings
	#############################

	# Add profile threshold
	$g_add_profile_threshold = REPORTER;

	# Threshold needed to be able to create and modify global profiles
	$g_manage_global_profile_threshold = MANAGER;

	# Allows the users to enter free text when reporting/updating issues 
	# for the profile related fields (i.e. platform, os, os build)
	$g_allow_freetext_in_profile_fields = ON;

	#############################
	# Twitter Settings
	#############################

	# The integration with twitter allows for a Mantis installation to post
	# updates to a twitter account.  This feature will be disabled if username
	# is empty or if the curl extension is not enabled.

	# The twitter account user name.
	$g_twitter_username = '';
	
	# The twitter account password.
	$g_twitter_password = '';
?>