# An example Ninja config file, _for Berkeley users only_.
# Copy to ~/.ninja/config (`mkdir ~/.ninja; cp config ~/.ninja/`) to use.
# Also, to use SecureRMI, set up your trusted CAs (`mkdir ~/.ninja/trusted/;
#  cp ninjacert@abraham.cs.berkeley.edu. ~/.ninja/trusted/`).

### REQUIRED ####
# Everything in this section has been set to something sane for Berkeley-ans.
# (Non-Berkeley users, do not use these settings!)

# Needed for SecureRMI.
# The location of the CertificateRegistry service
# (for now, needed for bootstrapping; when we have a real
#  good SDS, this will go away...)
iSpace.CertificateRegistry.host = ninja1.millennium.berkeley.edu

# The multicast address used for MultiSpace.
# Each site must pick its own _unique_ multicast address;
# please see the MultiSpace docs.
multispace.mcastaddr = 224.43.32.21

# A directory, which contains private keys for services you start;
# each file in the directory is for a particular service.  If the
# service name is "ninja.jukebox.SoundSmith", its private key should be
# stored in this directory under the name "ninja.jukebox.SoundSmith.priv".
securermi.serviceKeys = ~/.ninja/servicekeys

### OPTIONAL ###
# You shouldn't need to edit anything down here, unless
# you want to for some reason.

# The commented-out settings just provide some examples,
# in case you want to see what the syntax is; for most usages,
# you aren't expected to need to configure this stuff.

# The port for the iSpace to run on.
# If you run more than one iSpace on a single machine,
# you need to specify different ports for each iSpace.
# Otherwise, you don't need to specify this; it defaults
# to Registry.REGISTRY_PORT.
iSpace.port = 9900


# A site which will allow open relaying of email.
# (Rant: this is only necessary because Java is totally
#  _broken_ -- there's absolutely no way to get a list of
#  MX hosts for a hostname from Java, and thus mail
#  delivery is impossible without open relays!)
### mail.smtp.host = open.mail.relay.somewhere.example.com

# The location of the SecureRMI private key.
# (By default, SecureRMI will look for "~/.ninja/key.priv" if
# this property is not set.)
securermi.key = ~/.ninja/key.priv

# A directory, which contains the list of trusted certification authorities;
# each file in the directory contains a single CA's certificate.
# (By default, SecureRMI will look for "~/.ninja/trusted" if 
# this property is not set.)
securermi.trustedCAs = ~/.ninja/trusted

# SDS configuration settings
# The set of configurable arguments that the SDS needs
# By default, files are assumed to be in the local directory unless
# otherwise specified

# Name of config file that contains the coverage area in IP
#sds.CoverageFile = SDSserver.cov
# Name of the SDS server instance
#sds.ServerName = sds1
# Port the SDS uses to read/send Heartbeats
#sds.HeartBeatPort = 6777
# Rate at which the SDS sends out Heartbeats
#sds.HeartBeatRate = 2000
# Timeout period at which entries are invalidated
#sds.DisbeliefPeriod = 120000
# Port the SDS uses to listen to connections
#sds.ListenPort = 6778
# The certificate that the SDS currently uses as its certificate
#sds.CertFile = ravenben@cs.berkeley.edu.
# The SDS's private key file name
#sds.PrivateKey = .ninjakey.priv
# The rmi location of the SDS certificate service
# Replace joker.cs.berkeley.edu with local machine's full DNS name
#sds.CertAuthority = rmi://joker.cs.berkeley.edu/iceberg.sds.SDSCertService