# -------------------------------------------------------------
# GNUmed client config file
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# This file can be used as:
#
# ~/.gnumed/gnumed.conf
# /etc/gnumed/gnumed-client.conf
#
# See also:
#
# http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/ConfigFiles
# http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/CustomizingClientStartup
# http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/ConfigurationStoredInBackend
# http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/WorkPlace
#
# man gnumed
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[preferences]
profile = GNUmed database at publicdb.gnumed.de (PUBLIC) (gnumed_v16@publicdb.gnumed.de)
login = any-doc
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[backend]
# "any-doc" is the standard account installed with
# any stock installation, it should be disabled when
# going into production because the password is known
# to all (it is "any-doc" as well)
#
logins = $logins$
any-doc
$logins$
profiles = $profiles$
GNUmed database on this machine ("local": Linux/Mac)
GNUmed database on this machine ("TCP/IP": Windows/Linux/Mac)
GNUmed database at publicdb.gnumed.de (PUBLIC)
$profiles$
# If the system locale matches this value a mismatch
# with the database locale will be ignored.
# Remove this option if you want to stop ignoring mismatches.
#
#ignored mismatching system locale = de_DE@euro
# If GNUmed cannot detect the proper timezone from system
# information or you want to use a timezone different from
# the system GNUmed is running on you can explicitly set
# the time zone here.
# Note that the timezone must be a valid PostgreSQL timezone
# string. If in doubt consult the PostgreSQL docs.
# If you don't want to change the timezone GNUmed detects
# in the system you need to comment out this option.
#
#client timezone = Europe/Berlin
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[profile GNUmed database on this machine ("local": Linux/Mac)]
host =
port = 5432
database = gnumed_v16
public/open access = 0
help desk = Your own IT support <needs configuration>
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[profile GNUmed database on this machine ("TCP/IP": Windows/Linux/Mac)]
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 5432
database = gnumed_v16
public/open access = 0
help desk = Your own IT support <needs configuration>
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[profile GNUmed database at publicdb.gnumed.de (PUBLIC)]
# the computer (IP or hostname) your database is hosted on,
# (publicdb is our public database, formerly known as <salaam.homeunix.com>)
host = publicdb.gnumed.de
# the port PostgreSQL is accepting connections on,
# typically 5432, but maybe 5433 or even 5434 when
# there are several PostgreSQL instances running
# on a database server
port = 5432
database = gnumed_v16
# public/open access controls exception message and log handling
# 0 --> message by default goes to public list if no receiver given
# 0 (1) --> log is (not) included by default, which user can override
public/open access = 1
help desk = GNUmed Development List <gnumed-bugs@gnu.org>
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[workplace]
# Here you can define profiles for XDT files
# provided by other applications such as
# German practice management software.
#
XDT profiles = $XDT profiles$
$XDT profiles$
# default is 9999 if not set
#
#xml-rpc port = 9999
# default is gnumed-client if not set
#
#slave personality = <personality>
# Set the help desk contact information for your
# GNUmed installation here. If this includes a
# valid email address that address can be used
# to email error logs to on request.
help desk = GNUmed Development List <gnumed-bugs@gnu.org>
# Which workplace to use.
#
# http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/WorkPlace
#
# This will influence which plugins are loaded and
# which configuration values are used. The default
# workplace hardcoded into GNUmed is called:
#
# name = Local Default
#
# Another useful workplace for testing would be "Clinician".
#
# If there is a problem with a workplace such that
# GNUmed cannot successfully load plugins you can
# set the name to
#
#name = System fallback
#
# which will make GNUmed start with a minimal set of
# plugins. After fixing the problem reset the name
# to whatever you previously used, or re-comment it
# out.
#
#name = GNUmed Default
#name = System fallback
#name = Clinician
#name = <a workplace name>
# Here you can set the font you want the client to use.
#
# GNUmed by default uses the "DejaVu Sans" - if found - on
# Windows or else the system default unless you explicitely
# set another font here.
#
# Note that when selecting a font you better choose one with
# good coverage of Unicode symbols because GNUmed makes use
# of those.
#
#client font = DejaVu Sans # fallback on Windows
#client font = <a font name>
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[XDT profile generic XDT connector]
# a short (!) description of the xDT source,
# this will be shown to the user when activating
# a patient from an xDT file
source = xDT allgemein
# this is the name of the file eventually containing
# the patient data in xDT format
filename = patient.xdt
#DOB format =
#encoding =
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[XDT profile Terminiko]
filename = /home/ncq/gnumed/tmp/terminiko2gnumed.xdt
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[XDT profile TurboMed/Win]
source = TM/Win
encoding = cp437
DOB format = %d%m%Y
filename = C:\Turbomed\patient.xdt
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[AU PracSoft PATIENTS.IN]
source = PracSoft (fake)
filename = ~/gnumed/xDT/PATIENTS.IN
# -------------------------------------------------------------
[CA Medical Manager MSVA]
# typically something along the lines:
#filename = <DRIVE>:\somewhere\VMEDICAL\EXPORT\PATEXPORT
# in the git tree:
filename = ../data/other/CA-MSVA.txt.test
