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# General section
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- !ruby/object:RetroCM::Section
  name: 'general'
  caption: 'General'
  groups: 
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'basic'
      caption: 'Basic settings'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'site_name'
          caption: 'Website name'
          default: 'Retrospectiva'
          description: |
            Please set a name for your web site (e.g. 'My Projects').
            This name will be displayed to users on the page and in emails.
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'dateformat'
      caption: 'Date & time format'
      description: 'Please set a format for the output of date and time'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'datetime'
          caption: 'Date & time'
          default: '%b %d %Y * %H:%M'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'date'
          caption: 'Date only'
          default: '%b %d %Y'
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'attachments'
      caption: 'Attachments'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::IntegerSetting
          name: 'max_size'
          caption: 'Maximal attachment size (kB)'
          default: 2048
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'user_management'
      caption: 'User management'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'secure_auth'
          caption: 'Use secure authentication'
          description: The secure authentication mechanism encrypts passwords on client-side before they are actually transmitted.
          default: false
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'account_management'
          caption: 'Allow unprivileged users to manage their accounts'
          description: Should non-administrator users be allowed to change their own (noncritical) account settings, (e.g. 'password').
          default: true
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'self_registration'
          caption: 'Allow self-registration'
          description: Should users be allowed to register to the system.
          default: false
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'assign_to_groups'
          caption: Automatically assign new users to the following groups (IDs, comma-separated)
          description: |
            This setting only applies if 'self-registration' is enabled. Invalid values will be ignored.             
            If you wish to specify additional (every user is a member of 'Default') groups, new users should be automatically assigned to, please fill in a comma-separated list of group IDs here.
          allow_blank: true
          format: !ruby/regexp /^\d+(,\d+)*$/
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::SelectSetting
          name: 'activation'
          caption: Activate user accounts
          description: | 
            This setting only applies if 'self-registration' is enabled.
            Options:
              - auto: User accounts are automatically activated on registration
              - email: New user accounts need to be activated by entering an activation code sent per email
              - admin: New user accounts are disabled by default (need to be manually activated by administrators)
          options:
            - 'auto'
            - 'email' 
            - 'admin'
          default: 'auto'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::IntegerSetting
          name: 'expiration'
          caption: 'Expiration of non-activated user accounts (hours)'
          description: |
            This setting only applies if 'self-registration' is enabled and account activation is set to 'email'.
            After how many hours should non-activated user accounts be deleted again?
          default: 24
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# Email section
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- !ruby/object:RetroCM::Section
  name: 'email'
  caption: 'Email settings'
  groups: 
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'general'
      caption: 'General'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'from'
          caption: 'From address'
          description: |
            Define the From: header in outgoing emails here. Use either a simple email address (e.g. 'dontreply@myproject.com') or a title-address combination (e.g. 'MyProject notifier <dontreply@myproject.com>')
            Please use an address with a FQDN, since many mail servers reject unqualified domain names in From: header.
          default: 'dontreply@localhost'
          format: !ruby/regexp /^((\S.*\s+<\w\S+@\S+\w>)|(\w\S+@\S+\w))$/
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'smtp'
      caption: 'SMTP server'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'address'
          caption: 'Address'
          description: Allows you to use a remote mail server.
          default: 'localhost'
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::IntegerSetting
          name: 'port'
          caption: 'Port'
          description: On the off chance that your mail server doesn't run on port 25, you can change it.
          default: 25
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'domain'
          caption: 'Domain'
          description: If you need to specify a HELO domain, you can do it here.
          default: 'localdomain'
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::SelectSetting
          name: 'authentication'
          caption: 'Authentication'
          description: If your mail server requires authentication, you need to specify the authentication type here.
          options:
            - 'none'
            - 'plain' 
            - 'login'
            - 'cram_md5'
          default: 'none'
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'user_name'
          caption: 'Username'
          description: |
            If your mail server requires authentication, set the username in this setting. 
            If you leave this value blank, no authentication will be performed.
          allow_blank: true
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
          name: 'password'
          caption: 'Password'
          description: |
            If your mail server requires authentication, set the password in this setting.
            If you leave this value blank, no authentication will be performed.
          allow_blank: true
          after_change: 'Notifications.reload_settings'
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# Content section
#
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- !ruby/object:RetroCM::Section
  name: 'content'
  caption: 'Content'
  groups: 
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'markup'
      caption: 'Markup'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::SelectSetting
          name: 'default'
          caption: 'Default language'
          options:
            - 'retro'
            - 'textile' 
            - 'markdown'
            - 'rdoc'
          default: 'retro'
          after_change: 'WikiEngine.default_markup = value'
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'global_ticket_refs'
          caption: 'Global ticket references'
          description: |
            This setting only applies if you are working with multiple projects.
            By default, ticket references in markup content (e.g. [#4711]) are automatically converted to links only if the referenced ticket belongs the the currently selected project. Please select this option if you wish to make your tickets cross-project linkable.
          default: false
#    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
#      name: 'filtering'
#      caption: 'Filtering'
#      settings:
#        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::SelectSetting
#          name: 'approval'
#          caption: 'Content approval'
#          options:
#            - 'none' 
#            - 'spam'
#            - 'all'
#          description: |
#            This is used to evaluate what content should be hidden from beeing viewed.
#            
#            The options are:                
#              - all: every new record will be hidden until it is approved by administrator
#              - spam: every new record, that has been identified as spam by Akismet will be hidden until is approved by admin
#              - none: all new records will be shown without approval
#          default: 'none'
#        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::StringSetting
#          name: 'akismet_key'
#          caption: 'Your personal AKismet key'
#          description: | 
#            Automatic Kismet (AKismet for short) is a collaborative effort to make 
#            comment and trackback spam a non-issue and restore innocence to blogging, 
#            so you never have to worry about spam again. [http://akismet.com/]
#
#            The free (for personal use) key can be obtained, by registering for a 
#            WordPress.com user account at http://wordpress.com/signup/. 
#            Please see http://akismet.com/personal/ for more information.
#          allow_blank: true
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#
# Ticketing section
#
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- !ruby/object:RetroCM::Section
  name: 'ticketing'
  caption: 'Ticketing'
  groups: 
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'general'
      caption: 'General'
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::SelectSetting
          name: 'user_assignment_field_type'
          caption: 'User assignment field type'
          options:
            - 'drop-down' 
            - 'text-field'
          description: |
            By default, users can be assigned to tickets by selecting their usernames from a 'drop-down' menu.
            If you do not want to reveal the names of your project's contributors, select the 'text-field' mode,
            where usernames must be explicitely entered in an input field.
          default: 'drop-down'
    - !ruby/object:RetroCM::Group
      name: 'author_modifiable'
      caption: 'Edit own records'
      description: |
        Should users be able to modify own tickets and ticket change records?
        By default, only administrators have the right to change these.
      settings:
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'tickets'
          caption: 'Tickets'
          default: false
        - !ruby/object:RetroCM::BooleanSetting
          name: 'ticket_changes'
          caption: 'Ticket changes'
          default: false