#
# This is the configuration file for cd_create.
# 
# cd_create looks for this file in /etc and the location of the
# cd_create binary by default. The syntax of the file is the variable
# name, followed by a delimeter (!), and the value of the variable.
#

#
# NOTES:
# 1. If the temporary directory is not set as the first entry,
#    then the application will NOT WORK. Leave this as the first entry.
#

#
# Temporary directory
# 
# The log file can be found in the temporary directory. It is called <edc.log>.
#

temp!..
#temp!/tmp/

#
# Our support applications...
#

cdrecord!..\\bin\\cdrecord.exe	
#cdrecord!/usr/bin/cdrecord
cdrecord_opts!-fs=16m -multi -eject -tao

#
# This value is determined by the output of cdrecord. A few samples are include below.
#
#    cdrecord -scanbus -dev
#    cdrecord -scanbus -dev=ATA
#    cdrecord -scanbus -dev=ATAPI
#
# This value varies from one system to another. If this value is not set, then the
# application will not function properly.
#

cdrecord_scanbus!-dev=1,0,0

mkisofs!..\\bin\\mkisofs.exe          
#mkisofs!/usr/bin/mkisofs
#mkisofs_opts!-allow-multidot -f -l -J -joliet-long -L -R -T -v -p "cd_create" -iso-level 4
mkisofs_opts!-J -r -T -V "cd_create" -R

md5!..\\bin\\md5deep

#
# There are three logging levels. They are:
#
#      1. 1 - OFF     this disables logging
#      2. 2 - low     logs only severe errors
#      3. 3 - high    prints all information (recommended only for debugging)
#
# Be careful when setting the logging level to 3, as this can produce
# a log file that is several megabytes in size very quickly.
#
# The log file is found in the temporary directory under: cd_create-0.3/edc.log
#

#loglevel!3
loglevel!2
#loglevel!1

#
# This is the path to the CD once it already has been burned.
# The information is used for verfication purposes.
#

cd!D:\\
#cd!/mnt/cdrom

#
# What size should cd_create use to chop up data? The size should
# be in bytes.
#

#cdsize!665600000
cdsize!716800000


#
# This options dictates what should happen when an error occurs. 
# Typical errors include not being able to read a file,
# errors loading a previously saved project, and errors creating
# checksum data.
#

stopOnFailure!false

#
# If this value is set the integrity of a burned CD is done using
# checksums. Otherwise no check is performed
#

verifyData!true

#
# This variable affects the order in which objects are packed onto a
# CDCase. If this value is set to true the files are inserted in the order
# they were added by the user. If the value is set to false then files are added
# in terms of their size. Setting this value to false reduces the number of CDs
# used to duplicate the data. 
#

continuity!false

#
# When the continuity variable above is set to false, this value determines
# which order files are added onto a CDCase. If this value is set to true,
# then big files are added first. If this value is set to false, then 
# small files are added first.
#

addBigFirst!true

