[WWcvs] webwork-modperl: This is the model course that we use as a template to

[Mike G. <ga...@de...>]

Log Message:
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This is the model course that we use as a template to create new
courses on the development machine.

Added Files:
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    webwork-modperl/courses/modelCourse:
        course.conf

Revision Data
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+#!perl
+########################################################################=
########
+# WeBWorK Online Homework Delivery System
+# Copyright =A9 2000-2003 The WeBWorK Project, http://openwebwork.sf.net=
/
+#=20
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify i=
t under
+# the terms of either: (a) the GNU General Public License as published b=
y the
+# Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any la=
ter
+# version, or (b) the "Artistic License" which comes with this package.
+#=20
+# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WI=
THOUT
+# ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or =
FITNESS
+# FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See either the GNU General Public License o=
r the
+# Artistic License for more details.
+########################################################################=
########
+
+# This file is used to override the global WeBWorK course environment fo=
r
+# requests to this course. All package variables set in this file are ad=
ded to
+# the course environment. If you wish to set a variable here but omit it=
 from
+# the course environment,  use the "my" keyword. Commonly changed config=
uration
+# options are noted below.
+
+# Database Layout (global value typically defined in global.conf)
+#=20
+# Several database are defined in the file conf/database.conf and stored=
 in the
+# hash %dbLayouts.
+#=20
+# The database layout is always set here, since one should be able to ch=
ange the
+# default value in global.conf without disrupting existing courses.
+#=20
+# global.conf values:
+# 	$dbLayoutName =3D 'sql_single';
+# 	*dbLayout =3D $dbLayouts{$dbLayoutName};
+
+$dbLayoutName =3D 'sql_single';
+*dbLayout =3D $dbLayouts{$dbLayoutName};
+
+# Global User ID (global value typically defined in database.conf)
+#=20
+# The globalUserID parameter given for the set and problem tables denote=
s the ID
+# of the user that the GlobalTableEmulator will use to store data for th=
e set
+# and problem tables.
+#=20
+# If a course will be used under WeBWorK 1.x, this value should be overr=
idden on
+# a course-by-course basis to the ID of the professor who is most likely=
 to be
+# involved in creating new problem sets. Sets which have not been assign=
ed will
+# only be visible to this user when logging into WeBWorK 1.x.
+#=20
+# The global user ID is always set here, since one should be able to cha=
nge the
+# default value in database.conf without disrupting existing courses.
+#=20
+# global.conf values:
+# 	$dbLayouts{gdbm}->{set}->{params}->{globalUserID} =3D 'global_user';
+# 	$dbLayouts{gdbm}->{problem}->{params}->{globalUserID} =3D 'global_use=
r';
+
+$dbLayouts{gdbm}->{set}->{params}->{globalUserID} =3D 'global_user';
+$dbLayouts{gdbm}->{problem}->{params}->{globalUserID} =3D 'global_user';
+
+# Allowed Mail Recipients (global value typically not defined)
+#=20
+# Defines addresses to which the PG system is allowed to send mail. This=
 should
+# probably be set to the addresses of professors of this course. Sending=
 mail
+# from the PG system (i.e. questionaires, essay questions) will fail if =
this is
+# not set.
+#=20
+# global.conf values:
+# 	$mail{allowedRecipients} =3D ['ga...@ma...'];
+
+$mail{allowedRecipients} =3D ['ga...@ma...'];
+
+# Feedback Mail Recipients (global value typically not defined)
+#=20
+# Defines recipients for feedback mail. If not defined, mail is sent to =
all
+# instructors and TAs.
+#=20
+# global.conf values:
+# 	$mail{feedbackRecipients} =3D ['ga...@ma...'];
+
+
+
+
+# Users for whom to label problems with the PG file name (global value t=
ypically "professor")
+#=20
+# For users in this list, PG will display the source file name when rend=
ering a problem.
+#=20
+# global.conf values:
+# 	$pg{specialPGEnvironmentVars}{PRINT_FILE_NAMES_FOR} =3D ['gage', 'api=
zer', 'sh002i', 'professor'];
+
+$pg{specialPGEnvironmentVars}{PRINT_FILE_NAMES_FOR} =3D ['global_user', =
'toenail', 'sam', 'apizer', 'gage'];
+