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<?
$config = array();
// IP or hostname of your database server
$config["dbserver"] = "localhost";
// The username to connect as
$config["dbuser"] = "admin";
// Password to use
$config["dbpass"] = "mscmks71s11f132n";
// DB to use (if it doesn't exist, the software will create it)
$config["dbname"] = "serverstatus";
// HTML code to display if a service is up
$config["serviceup"] = '<img src="images/up.gif" alt="Service is up">';
// HTML code to display if a service is down
$config["servicedown"] = '<img src="images/down.gif" alt="Service is up">';
// Time (in seconds) to wait before a service times out, you want this as low as possible but
// setting it too low will cause false reports of downtime
$config["timeout"] = '2';
// Enable the announcement feature (0 to disable)
$config["announce"] = 1;
// Format to display date in (see http://www.php.net/manual/function.date.php3 to understand this)
// Examples:
// US (04-25-98) : 'm-d-y'
// Expanded US (April 25th, 1998) : 'F jS, Y'
// European (25-04-98) : 'd-m-Y'
// Expanded European (25th April 1998) : 'jS F Y'
// Time:
// 'H:i' - 24 hour format (22:00)
// 'h:i a' - 12 hours format (10:00 pm)
$config["dateformat"] = 'jS F Y H:i';
// Duration to cache results for (in minutes) (0 mins = no caching)
$config["cache"] = 1;
// File to cache results in, create it and make sure the web user can read & write to it (typically CHMOD 0666)
$config["cachefile"] = "cache.htm";
?>
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