source: trunk/cgi-bin/MyIPDB.pm@ 938

# ipdb/cgi-bin/MyIPDB.pm
# Contains site-specific functions for IPDB
# May override some functions from IPDB.pm, wraps others
###
# SVN revision info
# $Date: 2022-12-08 18:44:35 +0000 (Thu, 08 Dec 2022) $
# SVN revision $Rev: 933 $
# Last update by $Author: kdeugau $
###
# Copyright (C) 2004-2016 - Kris Deugau

# don't remove!  required for GNU/FHS-ish install from tarball
##uselib##

use IPDB 2.0 qw(:ALL);


# DSN, user, and password for database.  These **MUST** be set.
my $dbname = 'ipdb';
my $dbuser = 'ipdb';
my $dbpass = 'ipdbpwd';
# DB host is optional.
my $dbhost = 'localhost';
##fixme:  need better way to export the variables above for db-update
sub dbname { $dbname }
sub dbuser { $dbuser }
sub dbpass { $dbpass }
sub dbhost { $dbhost }

# ACL for RPC shim.  A hash of arrays;  the hash keys are the remote system
# names, the array contents are the IPs allowed to claim that system name.
#%IPDB::rpcacl = (
#       cli_test => ['192.168.99.115','209.91.179.62'],
#       devel => ['10.0.10.5'],
#       );
# Only you can prevent memory leaks!
#$IPDB::maxfcgi = 100;

# Quick workaround for fixed web path.  Set this to the absolute web path to
# your IPDB install, or leave blank for installation at the webroot.
$IPDB::webpath = '';

# Set some globals declared in IPDB.pm.  Most of these only affect mailNotify().
# Note that while you *can* leave these at defaults, it's probably a Really Bad Idea.
#$IPDB::org_name = 'Example Corp';
#$IPDB::smtphost = 'smtp.example.com';
#$IPDB::domain = 'example.com';
#$IPDB::defcustid = '5554242';
#$IPDB::smtpsender = 'ipdb@example.com';
# Globals for db2rwhois.pl
#$IPDB::rwhoisDataPath = '/usr/local/rwhoisd/etc/rwhoisd';
#$IPDB::org_street = '123 4th Street';
#$IPDB::org_city = 'Anytown';
#$IPDB::org_prov_state = 'ON';
#$IPDB::org_pocode = 'H0H 0H0';
#$IPDB::org_country = 'CA';
#$IPDB::org_phone = '000-555-1234';
# note: following may also just be a bare email address
#$IPDB::org_techhandle = 'ISP-ARIN-HANDLE';
#$IPDB::org_email = 'noc@example.com';
#$IPDB::hostmaster = 'dns@example.com';

# Logging destination.  Defaults to local2.  See your local syslog docs for valid facilities.
# Note that the value here should have the LOG_ prefix removed, and convert to lower-case.
# local0 through local7 and user make the most sense.
#$IPDB::syslog_facility = 'local2';

# RPC URL for pushing DNS changes out.  Blank by default;  disables RPC calls for DNS changes when blank.
#$IPDB::rpc_url = 'http://dnsadmin.example.com/dns-rpc.cgi';

# Largest inverse CIDR mask length to show per-IP rDNS list
# (eg, NetAddr::IP->bits - NetAddr::IP->masklen)
# allowing longer than a /27 is probably going to slow things down;  longer than /29 will scroll.
#$IPDB::maxrevlist = 5;

# Show per-IP rDNS list even on pools?
#$IPDB::revlistalltypes = 0;

## UI layout for showing subblocks
# 1 lists all containers in a group, then all end-use allocations (including pools) in a group
# 2 lists all entries in a container in CIDR order
# Both show free blocks in a group at the bottom as previously
$IPDB::sublistlayout = 2;

## UI layout for showing VRFs and master blocks
# 1 lists VRFs on the index page, and master blocks on a subpage to formally separate them
# 2 is a somehat "lazy" layout that brings sublists of master blocks in each VRF (as well
#   as the "Add master" link and "Delete this VRF" button) onto the index page grouped by VRF
#$IPDB::masterswithvrfs = 2;

## VLAN validation mode
# Set to 0 to allow alphanumerics and _  .  - (VLAN name instead of number)
#$IPDB::numeric_vlan = 1;

## Billing return link
# Passalong link for allocations initiated by a link in from a billing system
#$IPDB::billinglink = 'https://billing.example.com/radius.pl';

## Append default domain to unqualified DNS names?  (ie, names without dots)
# Disabling this can result in DNS names that get "lost", due to downconversion from A+PTR to PTR.  
#$IPDB::append_domain = 1;

## Enable link publishing selected IP pool data as a CSV?
# Not enabled by default due to webserver config required
#$IPDB::enablecsv = 0;

## connectDB_My()
# Wrapper for IPDB::connectDB
# Takes no arguments, returns whatever IPDB::connectDB returns.
sub connectDB_My {
  return connectDB($dbname, $dbuser, $dbpass, $dbhost);
} # end connectDB_My()

# Keep Perl from complaining.
1;