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# This is the BitKeeper configuration for this package.
#
# Please take a minute to fill it out carefully, it needs to be accurate.
#
# NOTICE: you really do want to fill this out, if something goes wrong
# with your repository, or if someone changes the logging policy, we
# send mail to the contact listed here for confirmation.
#
# BitKeeper can maintain a log of your change comments (not your source,
# just the comments) on a centralized server. This is useful as your
# project grows, it gives people a place to go see what is happening on
# a per project basis. This is especially useful for distributed developers.
#
#
# Name of the project, such as "BitKeeper" or "The GNU C compiler".
#
description: MySQL - fast and reliable SQL database
#
# Open Logging server. This site is where users go to see the
# changelog comments for all instances of this repository. This must
# be logging@openlogging.org for usage under the terms of the BKL,
# "bk help bkl" will show you the default licensing terms. If this
# repository is commercial it can be an internal email address or "none"
# to disable logging.
#
logging: logging@openlogging.org
#
# If this field is set, all checkins will appear to be made by this user,
# in effect making this a single user package. Single user packages are
# free from the logging constraint. In order for the package to really
# be free, both the single_user and the single_host field need to be set.
#
single_user:
#
# If this field is set, all checkins will appear to be made on this host.
#
single_host:
#
# Contact person for this project. This is whoever is the person that
# should be contacted with update information or contacted if BitKeeper
# discovers a problem which requires local intervention. Please make the
# contact information accurate so we can support you.
#
contact: sys@mysql.com
#
# It is very important that this email address is filled out and accurate.
# If someone converts your repository to open logging (which you may not
# want), we will contact this email address for confirmation that you really
# did want open logging. If the email address is inaccurate and we get no
# response from anyone else at your location after 90 days, then open logging
# will be implicitly approved.
#
email: sys@mysql.com
#
# Add your street address if you like, it is optional.
#
street:
city:
state:
postal:
country:
phone:
cell:
pager:
#
# Business Hours when we can contact you if you left a phone number.
#
hours:
[serg:]checkout:get
[arjen:]checkout:get
[kostja:]checkout:get
[nick:]checkout:get
checkout:edit
eoln:unix
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