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  1<!--
  2    Used by btnet_service.exe and btnet_console.exe.  These fetch messages
  3    from a pop3 server and stuff them into the database as bugs.   Go to admin,
  4    projects, and enter a pop3 username and password for each project that you
  5    are interested in.   One email account per project.   Don't forget to check
  6    the "enabled" checkbox.   Then make sure these settings are ok.
  7
  8    btnet_console.exe is easier to use for getting things up and running.  It
  9    writes lots of little debugging error messages.    After that's working, install
 10    and use btnet_service.exe instead.   You'll probably also want to change
 11    the "DeleteMessagesOnServer" setting from "0" to "1".
 12    
 13    btnet_service.exe expects this file to be located at this path only:
 14    c:\btnet_service.exe.config.
 15    
 16    For btnet_console.exe, you pass the path to this file as a command line
 17    argument.
 18
 19    You can have multiple <Website> elements in this file so that one instance
 20    of btnet_service can serve multiple websites.     Just make another copy of 
 21    the Website section and change your desired sections.   You'll almost certainly
 22    want the "InsertBugUrl" and "ConnectionString" settings to be different for
 23    a different website.
 24    
 25    If you are migrating from an older version of btnet_service that did not support
 26    multiple Website elements, just do the following:
 27    
 28    1) Change "pop3Settings" to "Website".
 29    2) Copy your ConnectionString so that it is somewhere WITHIN the Website section.
 30    3) Create a GlobalSettings section and put your FetchIntervalInMinutes into it.
 31    
 32-->
 33
 34<configuration>
 35
 36    <configSections>
 37        <section
 38            name="btnetSettings"
 39            type="System.Configuration.NameValueFileSectionHandler,System, Version=1.0.3300.0,Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" />
 40    </configSections>
 41
 42    <btnetSettings>
 43
 44        <GlobalSettings>
 45            <add key="LogFileFolder" value="c:\temp"/>
 46            <add key="LogEnabled" value="1"/>
 47            <!--
 48                How frequently should btnet_console.exe or btnet_service.exe check the server for emails?
 49            -->
 50            <add key="FetchIntervalInMinutes" value="15"/>
 51            <!--
 52                How many errors should we allow before the fetch loop automatically 
 53                stops? This is a safeguard in case there is some sort of problem with 
 54                the web server where insert_bug.aspx does succeed in inserting the bug, 
 55                but somehow fails to give a good response to this service.
 56
 57                If the service doesn't get a good response, it will not delete the email 
 58                from the pop3 server and will try to insert the email again when the 
 59                fetch interval triggers another loop.    The result can be a lot of 
 60                duplicate bugs generated from the one problem email.   This has
 61                happened to a couple people....
 62..            -->
 63            <add key="TotalErrorsAllowed" value="100"/>
 64
 65
 66            <!--
 67                
 68                Are you Swedish?
 69                
 70                Turning this on changes how the service reads its input.  If you are 
 71                finding that special characters have been mysteriously stripped out
 72                of the incoming emails, set this to "1" and see if it helps.                
 73            -->
 74            <add key="ReadInputStreamCharByChar" value="0"/>
 75
 76
 77
 78        </GlobalSettings>
 79
 80
 81        <Website>
 82
 83            <!--
 84                This is the setting that btnet_console.exe or btnet_service.exe uses to post the bugs.
 85            -->
 86            <add key="InsertBugUrl" value="http://127.0.0.1/btnet/insert_bug.aspx"/>
 87
 88            <!--
 89                This should be the same as Web.config's setting ConnectionString.
 90            -->
 91            <add
 92                key="ConnectionString"
 93                value="server=(local);database=btnet;user id=sa;password=;Trusted_Connection=no"
 94            />
 95
 96            <!--
 97                Replace my server with YOUR server.
 98            -->
 99            <add key="Pop3Server" value="pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com"/>
100
101            <!--
102                BugTracker.NET username, password that btnet_server.exe will use
103                to talk to BugTracker.NET.   These are not the username/password
104                for the pop3 server itself - those come from the project rec in
105                the projects table.
106            -->
107            <add key="ServiceUsername" value="email"/>
108            <add key="ServicePassword" value="x"/>
109
110            <!--
111                Only retrieve messages if their subject contains the magic string below.
112                If the value is blank, then btnet_pop3.exe will retrieve all messages.
113                Probably for your production, the value should be blank.
114            -->
115            <add key="SubjectMustContain" value=""/>
116
117            <!--
118                Skip message if the subject contains the magic string below.
119            -->
120            <add key="SubjectCannotContain" value=""/>
121
122
123            <!--
124                For my own testing, it was useful to have this option.
125                For production the value should be 1.
126            -->
127            <add key="DeleteMessagesOnServer" value="0"/>
128
129            <!--
130                For diagnosing problems, dump the message text to a file
131            -->
132
133            <!--
134            <add key="MessageOutputFile" value="c:\temp\btnet_test_messages_out.txt"/>
135            -->
136
137            <!-- 
138                For testing, read the message text from a file rather than from
139                a POP3Server.
140
141                Seperate multiple messages in the file with a line like this:
142                Q6Q6
143
144                Maximum of 100 test messages.
145            -->
146            <!--
147            <add key="MessageInputFile" value="c:\temp\btnet_test_messages_in.txt"/>
148            -->
149
150            <!--
151                Customize the text that appears in the subject of emails that allows
152                us to related incoming emails to the bugids they refer to.   We parse
153                these words in the subject to get the bugid.
154                This MUST be the same as Web.config's setting "TrackingIdString".
155            -->
156            <!--
157            <add key="TrackingIdString" value="DO NOT EDIT THIS:">
158            -->
159
160        </Website>
161    </btnetSettings>
162
163</configuration>
164