What the Brage config file should look like

This is what it should look like:

<?php
# Configuration Script

# Custom config file which can be located anywhere on the web server.
# This improves security by making sure the web server can not serve this
# file to its user directly.
# Make sure the http servers user can read this file!!
# If you don't want to use a custom config file, set to ''
# Remember not to include this setting in the custom config file!

# $conf['config_file'] = '/etc/brage_config.php';
$conf['config_file'] = '';

# Height of editor in number of pixels
# Default value: 400
$conf['editor_height'] = 400;

# Enable if running Brage CM on a windows 2003 server.
# This will disable the inline help texts for certain parts of Brage.
# Enable if running Brage CM on a Windows 2003 server. This disables the online
# help tips due to problems with the underlying libraries. Should be fixed in
# the future, but till then it is best disabled on Win2003 installs.
# Default: False
# Values: true/false
$conf['win2003'] = false;

# Location of ADODB adodb.inc.php script (i.e '/opt/adodb/adodb.inc.php')
$conf['adodb'] = 'C:/xampp/Adodb/adodb.inc.php';

# Path for PHP Session data used by Brage.
# Set this if you want to use a different path than the default server path
# configured for PHP, to save its session data. Should normaly be left commented
# out. This is handy to use when Brage CM is installed on shared hosting/clusters
# etc.
# If used, make sure the user which the web server is running as can write and read
# from the configured diretory.
#$conf['session_save_path'] = '/tmp';

# Smarty HTML template path settings
# $conf['smarty_path'] needs to point to location of the smarty class directory
# files on your system.
# This is included with brage under include/classes/
# Trailing backslash required.
$conf['smarty_path'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/include/classes/Smarty/libs/';

# Locations of Templates
# $conf['smarty_templates_dir'] = '/var/www/html/brage/templates/';
$conf['smarty_templates_dir'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/templates/';

# Write enabled directory where Brage CM stores the HTML output files
# Can by anywhere on the system as long as the web-server can
# read it. It is not required to be within the web server root directory.
$conf['smarty_compile_dir'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/templates_c';

# Write enabled directory which Smarty uses for caching of rendered
# template files.
$conf['smarty_cache'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/include/classes/Smarty/tmp/';

# Path to the phpmailer library class
$conf['phpmailer_path'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/include/classes/phpmailer/';

# SMTP server to use when sending emails
$conf['smtp_server'] = 'localhost';

# Address which all emails from Brage CM should be sent as
$conf['smtp_from'] ='brage-cm@localhost';

# Full name of the sender account you want the emails to show
$conf['smtp_from_name'] = 'Brage CM';

# Full URL of where Brage CM lives... (Include trailing slash!)
$conf['baseurl'] = 'http://localhost/brage/';

# Turn off/on debugging (false/true)
# This will break functionallity in Brage CM, and should only be enabled during
# testing of speific modules/sections.
$conf['debug'] = false;

# Where to generate log file (not very structured/reliable in its current incarnation)
# Make sure this file exists and is writable by the web server user.
# On unix, create and secure with the following commands:
#     $ touch <filename>
#     $ chown httpd.httpd <filename>
#     $ chmod 700 httpd.httpd <filename>
#
# Set to '' when disabling logging to disk
#$conf['log'] = '/tmp/brage.log';
$conf['log'] = '';

# Set to true to include dump of $_POST, $_GET and $_SESSION to log file
# This should only be enabled when debugging or when asked to do so from
# the developer(s).
$conf['log_vars'] = false;

# Select Language;
# Possible options: en - English
$conf['lang'] = 'en';

# Set the default start page after login.
# Values ASSET or EVENT
$conf['start_page'] = ASSET;

# Database connection settings.
$conf['dbtype'] = 'mysql';      # mysql, postgres, oracle etc..
$conf['dbhost'] = 'localhost';  # Hostname/IP of database server
$conf['dbname'] = 'brage';      # Database name
$conf['dbuser'] = 'brage';      # Database user
$conf['dbpass'] = 'password';   # Database password
$conf['dbport'] = '3306';       # Database port
$conf['db_persistent'] = false; # Set to TURE to use persistent connections (experimental)

# Disable/enable the file upload/attachment function.
# Set to true to disable all file upload functions for assets/CM events
# Set to false to enable file upload
$conf['attachment_disabled'] = false;

# Prevent upload of certain files by using extension checking on the provided
# filename.
# This setting will be overrided by  $conf['allow_ext'] if it is configured.
# It is at least recommended to use this with "php,pl,exe,sh,com,sh" and other
# scripts that the web server would execute, unless $conf['allow_ext'] is used.
# Format: Comma separtared list, i.e. :
# $conf['deny_ext'] = 'php,pl,exe,sh';
$conf['deny_ext'] = 'php,pl,exe,sh';

# Only allow given set of extensions when uploading files. All other filetypes
# will be rejected.
# This setting will override the $conf['deny_ext'] if both are
# set. Default setting is ''
# Format: Comma separated list. I.e.:
# $conf['allow_ext'] = 'rtf,html,doc,pdf';
$conf['allow_ext'] = 'doc,html,rtf,pdf,txt,wrt,odt';

# Location of attchament upload directory (this must be writable by the
# httpd server)
# This location is relative to the location of the brage html installation.
# i.e: if brage is installed in /var/www/html/brage/, and upload is in
# /var/www/html/brage/attachments, the $conf['attachment_path should be set to
# './attachments' - No trailing backslash!
$conf['attachment_path'] = 'C:/xampp/htdocs/brage/attachments';

# Allow storing of encrypted password in cookie. (Remember me function on login
# page)
# Set to TURE to enable or false to disable
$conf['allowsavepwd'] = false;

# Secret used for encryption of cookies (max 56 bytes!)
# Uses blowfish encrytpion, with CBC mode block chiper
# This is only used if $conf['allowsavepwd is enabled.
$conf['secret'] = 'TreAsIZSALaf4';

# Lifetime of authentication cookies in days..
$conf['cookielifetime'] = 31;

# Make allowed size of file uploads (in MB)
$conf['max_filesize'] = 2;

# Select authentication method
# Valid options: database, ldap, http, session
$conf['authtype'] = 'database';

# Shared key between auth app and Brage when using SESSION authentication
# scheme. (See contrib/ directory for an example...)
$conf['authsession_key'] = 'SecrEt';

# URL to login script when using SESSION authentication
# Example code can be found in the contrib directory
$conf['authsession_url'] = 'https://localhost/ntlm/login-brage.php';

# Default number of items to list on event and asset list view.
# Set to 0 to show all items
$conf['showitemslist'] = 500;

# Which toolbar to use for the CM Editor.
# Available options are: Basic / Default
# Basic will be the fastest to load.
$conf['fck_toolbar'] = 'Default';
# -----------------------------------------------------------
# LDAP Specific entries used for authentication

# $conf['ldapdn'] is the default LDAP DN for your LDAP tree
$conf['ldapdn'] = 'dc=docs,dc=no';

# LDAP hostserver.
# Use ldap:// for unencryted connections, or ldaps://<> for encrypted 
# connections. Note that PHP LDAP does not support SSL connections, only TLS,
# unless compiled for it.
# So if you want to use Active Directory LDAP with encryption for
# authentication, use stunnel to help establish a SSL connection
$conf['ldaphost'] = 'ldap://192.168.0.2';

# Set to 389 for unencrypted, 636 for SSL. Other ports might be used depending
# on the LDAP server configuration. Check with the administrator of the LDAP
# server. Remember to use encrypted LDAP if you provide username/password over
# the network. Use Stunnel if it can't be done with built in LDAP libraries.
$conf['ldapport'] = 389;

# Bind username and password for inital ldap connection if anonymous bind is not
# allowed.
$conf['ldapbinduser'] = 'cn=ldapbind, dc=docs, dc=no';
$conf['ldapbindpass'] = '';

# LDAP attribute used to identify users in your ldap three
# (ie. cn, uid, sAMAccontName). Check with your LDAP administrator for the
# correct user identifier attribute.
# For openLDAP, use uid unless told otherwise.
# For Active Directoy, use sAMAccountName.
$conf['ldapuid'] = 'sAMAccountName';

# Set max number of entries to return when searching your LDAP tree.
# This is used in the owner LDAP lookup. Set to 0 for unlimited.
$conf['ldapsizelimit'] = 2000;

# LDAP Protocol to use.
# Default: 3
# Values 1 / 2 / 3
$conf['ldapprotocol'] = 3;

# Set to false if you want to disable referals when doing LDAP lookup.
# This might be needed when using Windows Active Directory as a
# lookup base and the LDAP is configured with SSL
$conf['ldapreferrals'] = false;

# Enable Delete of profiles/admin controlled info - Set to true or false
# Recomended set to false, as delete functions are incomplete and will leave
# an inconsistent database.
$conf['delete'] = false;

# Sorting method on "show all profiles" (Not fully implemented - might be
# removed)
$conf['sortmethod'] = 'DESC';

# New timeformat selection.
# Values: US / EU / JP
# Default: EU
$conf['dateformat'] = 'EU';

# Refresh/Reload rate of Event list view in seconds. When enabled, the default
# Event list main page will automatically be refreshed every x seconds.
# Set to 0 to disable
# 5 min = 300 / 15 min = 900 / 30 min = 1800
$conf['refresh_rate'] = 0;

# Setting to control if all PHP session IDs should be regenerated for each
# page load. This will increase security, but it seems to cause problems
# with some implementations of PHP, like on RHEL v3.0
# With this enabled, security issues around session IDs are minimised.
# Values : true / false
$conf['session_regenerate'] = false;

# Force redirect to HTTPS if users is trying to access Brage CM using normal
# HTTP connections.
# when using this option, make sure $conf['baseurl is also set to use "https://.."
# Default: false
# Values : true / false
$conf['force_https'] = false;

# Enable this if you would like to see how long each page takes to generate
# and render. Not fully implemented!!
# Default: false
$conf['timer'] = false;

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Asset Management Module settings.

# Which field from an asset should be used as display field for events
# Any field in the assets table can be used.
# Default value is: asset_id
# alternative: asset_event_name
# alternative: hostname
# or any other fields in the assets table which is unique with your data
$conf['asset_event_label'] = 'asset_id';

# If the password module for assets are used, and one chooses not to store
# the master key in the database as cleartext, the master key must be entered
# when viewing passwords from the database. The $conf['asset_pwd_expire variable
# will control for how long the entered key should be cached. Set this to a
# value acceptable to your environment. It will prevent anyone taking over
# an existing session from reading asset passwords x minutes after the last
# time the key for the asset password module was entered.
# Value is defined in minutes!
$conf['asset_pwd_expire'] = 3;

# Enable or disable asset tracking module. Set to false to disable, or true
# to enable asset management
# This will be removed in later versions as the Asset module will replace the
# Profiles module in future versions
$conf['asset'] = true;

# Currency used to value assets ($, NOK, €, SEK ...)
$conf['asset_currency'] = 'NOK';

# Enable owner lookup from LDAP tree.
# Configure the general LDAP settings $conf['ldapdn, $conf['ldaphost,
# $conf['ldapport, $conf['ldapbinduser, $conf['ldapbindpass. You do not need to
# enable LDAP authentication to use this function, but make sure you configure
# the ldap bind user/password if anonymous bind is not allowed!
# Set to false if you do not want to use LDAP look up for the owner info.
$conf['asset_ldap'] = true;

# What is the base for your owner name lookup. (Usually same as $conf['ldapdn )
$conf['asset_ldapdn'] = $conf['ldapdn'];

# What attribute do you want to display as the owner. (Usually CN, or other
# full name attribute)
$conf['asset_ldapuid'] = 'cn';

# Extra filter for the LDAP owner lookup owner.
# If you are using Active Directory, you might want to set this to:
# $conf['asset_ldapfilter = "(sAMAccountType=805306368)"; which will return only
# user objects (and not groups and users)
$conf['asset_ldapfilter'] = '';

# Perform DNS check on email addresses for validation
$conf['checkMX'] = false;

?>