xen-orchestra.conf.dist

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; Configuration of Xen Orcherstra (XO) ;
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; Global configuration ;
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[global]

; Refresh Time in seconds for Web Interface, 10 is default
refresh = 10

; XO can use a database to manage users, but this is optional, you may disable
; it by uncommenting this entry.
;disable_database = true

; When the database is disabled, only the guest user is available and what he
; can do is defined by this entry.
; - NONE  Guest is not able to see or do anything (this is the default).
; - READ  Guest is only able to see the list of dom0s/domUs.
; - WRITE As READ + he is also able to change
; - ADMIN As WRITE but also gives the power to change Xen Orchestra's
;         configuration. Normally, ADMIN gives also the ability to create and
;         manage users but since the database is disabled, this feature is too.
;default_guest_permission = ADMIN


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; Database configuration ;
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; XO can use a database to manage users and their rights.
; Since XO uses databases through PDO (PHP Database Object), you have the
; ability to choose which database you want use.
; For more information, see http://fr2.php.net/manual/en/pdo.drivers.php
[database]

; The Database Source Name is used to specify which type of database you want to
; use and to define the information required to connect to it.
dsn = "pgsql:host=localhost dbname=xen"

; If your database required an authentication, you have to use the following
; two entries.
;username = xen
;password = "123456789"


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; Dom0s configuration ;
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; Server address and port. Example for 2 dom0s :
;
; [192.168.0.1:9363]
; username = test1
; password = test1
;
; [xen.intranet.com:9363]
; username = test1
; password = test1