1 # Define the path for civicrm source directory here
4 # define your schema file name here, will be overriden by
5 # FIRST command line argument if given
6 SCHEMA=schema/Schema.xml
8 ## define your database host and port here
12 # define your database name here, will be overriden by
13 # SECOND command line argument if given
16 # define your database usernamename here, will be overriden by
17 # THIRD command line argument if given
20 # define your database password here, will be overriden by
21 # FOURTH command line argument if given
24 # any extra args you need in your mysql connect string
25 # number of arguments should be specified within ""
26 # FIFTH command line argument if given
29 # set your PHP5 bin dir path here, if it's not in PATH
30 # The path should be terminated with dir separator!
33 # Set a special DB load filename here for custom installs
34 # If a filename is passed, civicrm_data.mysql AND the
35 # passed file will be loaded instead of civicrm_generated.mysql.
36 # The DBLOAD file must be in the sql directory.
39 # Set a special SQL filename here which you want to load
40 # IN ADDITION TO either civicrm_generated or civicrm_data.
41 # The DBADD file must be in the sql directory.
44 # GenCode produces localized data files for all known
45 # locales. This is good for stable-releases but
46 # cumbersome during development. To speed it up,
47 # list the desired locales.
48 # export CIVICRM_LOCALES=en_US,fr_FR
50 # GenCode produces some CMS-specific config files
51 # If omitted, defaults to drupal.
54 # GENCODE_CMS=wordpress
56 # GenCode is relatively slow; and, usually, it only needs
57 # to run if the gencode files have changed. Set
58 # this option to enable caching (and speed up setup.sh)
59 # export CIVICRM_GENCODE_DIGEST=/tmp/gencode.md5