#!/usr/local/bin/perl

# This setup file accompanies database_search.cgi.  If you are installing
# the script on to your own server, this is the file which you want to edit.


#$domain="farsund2000.com";

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#                       Basic Instructions.                           #
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# This script should be placed in a directory from which the web
# server is allowed to execute cgis.  It should also have its
# permissions set appropriately.    If you are not sure what
# appropriate means relative to your own server setup, try setting
# everything to chmod 777 and then work your way backwards boosting
# security each time until you hit errors.  You may also have to
# change the ownership or group of the files so that they are set to
# what your server wants.  It'll be something like chgrp wwwadmin *
# or chgrp web *

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#          What all Should be Here and What Does it Do?               #
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# Accompanying this script should be...
#
# guestbook.cgi is the main script which manages the guestbook.  This 
#     should be placed in the same direcdtory as this setup file, and have 
#     its permissions set appropriately.
# guestbook.html is the actual guestbook which should be placed in an 
#     HTML directory and made readable by the web browser.

# You will also need a couple of library files: 
#
# cgi-lib.pl which will be used to gather form data
# mail-lib.pl will be used by guestbook.cgi to send mail.    
#
# These library files should be placed either in your library
# directory or in the same directory as this script.  These files
# must be readable by the web server.  Why use a library file?  Well, it
# is good to have one central directory for files which all of your CGIs
# share.  For example...you may want to have user authentication for other
# scripts besides this one.  If you create a central CGI library for
# yourself, you can just make one copy of the authentication routines and
# have every script refernce them there rather than keeping track of
# duplicate files (which may, over time, become slightly different and
# thus totally unmanageable) in several directories.

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#                        Define Variables.                            #
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# Set some server specific variables that we'll use in this script.  When
# customizing this script to your site, these variables will need to be
# changed to their local values.

# $guestbookurl is the location of the html document that you will use to
# display the contents of your guestbook.

  $guestbookurl = "http://farsund2000.com/Guestbook/guestbook.html";

# $guestbookreal is the actual location of that file on your server.
# Domain is the name of your domain without the .com extension

  $guestbookreal = "/www/htdocs/farsund2000/Guestbook/guestbook.html";

# $cgiurl is the url of this script
# change  "domain" to your domain name
  $cgiurl = "http://farsund2000.com/Guestbook/guestbook.cgi";

# $cgi_lib_location and $mail_lib_location are the locations on the 
# server of the two library files that accompany this script.
##### Dont Change ###############

  $cgi_lib_location = "/library/cgi-lib.pl";
  $mail_lib_location = "/library/mail-lib.pl";

# @bad_words is a list of words which we do not want to appear in our 
# guestbook.  Anyword in this list will be removed before the guestbook 
# is modified.  If you don't want to censor, make the following line...
# @bad_words = ();

  @bad_words = ("fuck", "shit", "piss", "damn", "hell");

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#                     Define your options.                            #
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# $mail determines whether or not to email the guestbook administrator 
# when a new entry has been made.  If it is set to 1, the admin will be 
# emailed, zero, she won't.  $recipient is the email address of the admin 
# who should receive the email notification and $recipient_server is their 
# email server.  $email_subject is the subject of the email you will send 
# the admin.

  $mail = 0;
  $recipient = 'email@email.com';
  $email_subject = "Entry to Guestbook";

# $linkmail determines if you want email address on your guestbook to be 
# clickable...if you want them to be, set this equal to ojne, if not, 0

  $linkmail = 1;

# $separator defines how each guestbook entry will be separated.  If you 
# set this variable equal to 1, each record will be separated by an 
# <HR>.  If you set it equal to zero, they will be separated by a <P>

  $separator = 1; 

# $remote_mail determines whether or not a thank you note is sent back to 
# the guest who signed the guest book.  If you set this equal to 1, they 
# will reeive a thank you note.  Set it equal to 0 and they won't.

  $remote_mail = 0;

# $allow_html allows you to disallow or allow the use of HTML tags in 
# guestbook entries.  If you set this equal to one, guests will be able to 
# use HTML, o, they won't.

  $allow_html = 1;

# @required_fields is the list of fields which the guest MUST fill in in 
# order to submit their information.

  @required_fields = ("realname", "comments");