# Uncomment the following line if you want to change any setting.

[database]
# dbHost = 127.0.0.1
# dbPort = 3306
# dbName = greendb
dbUser = green
dbpass = pwd

[logging]
# logfile - this parameter specifies location of the log file.
# By default this will point to /var/log/greensql.log file in linux.
logfile = /var/log/greensql/greensql.log
# loglevel - this parameter specifies level of logs to produce.
# Bigger value yelds more debugging information.
loglevel = 10

[risk engine]
# If query risk is bigger then specified value, query will be blocked
block_level = 30
# Level of risk used to generate warnings. It is recomended to run application
# in low warning level and then to acknowledge all valid queries and
# then to lower the block_level
warn_level=20
# Risk factor associated with SQL comments
risk_sql_comments=30
# Risk factor associated with access to sensitive tables
risk_senstivite_tables=10
# Risk factor associated with 'OR' SQL token
risk_or_token=5
# Risk factor associated with 'UNION' SQL statement
risk_union_token=10
# Risk factor associated with variable comparison. For example: 1 = 1
risk_var_cmp_var=30
# Risk factor associated with variable ony operation which is always true.
# For example: SELECT XXX from X1 WHERE 1
risk_always_true=30
# Risk factor associated with an empty password SQL operation.
# For example : SELECT * from users where password = ""
# It works with the following fields: pass/pwd/passwd/password
risk_empty_password=30
# Risk factor associated with miltiple queires which are separated by ";"
risk_multiple_queries=30
# Risk of SQL commands that can used to bruteforce database content.
risk_bruteforce=15