# easysql v%VERSION%; %COPYRIGHT%
#
# Configuration file to be placed into /etc/easysql.conf
# Not mandatory and may be empty.
#
###############################################################################
#
# Home directory of EasySQL. If set, than drivers will be in drivers/
# subdrectory and databases in databases/.
# Default is `/usr/local/easysql'
#
### home-dir		/usr/local/easysql
#
# Where to search for drivers. If started not from slash, then home-dir
# prepended to it.  Default is `drivers'
#
### drivers-dir		drivers
#
# Where to search for databases descriptions. If started not from slash,
# then home-dir prepended to it. Default is `databases'.
#
### db-dir		databases
#
# Should we allow users to have they own databases descriptions in
# their `~/.easysql' directories? Default is `allow' and it is generaly
# safe (users cannot replace system-wide databases by their own) and
# recommended.
#
### user-configs	allow
#
# Debug level; bit mask - may be decimal or hexadecimal. See easysql.h
# for details.
#
### log-level 0
### log-level 0xffff
#
# Where to store debug information (the default is stderr).
# May be file name or `stderr'.
#
### log-file /var/log/easysql.log
### log-file stderr
#
# Should we flush every line of debug output or no (the default is
# no)? Can help if debug is written to file and the program locks.
#
### log-flush yes