
# Point these at the files that STDOUT and STDERR should be redirected to
# during the setup, test and removal phases of the test.
# These files are deleted when the setup begins its run.
# Special files (devices, named pipes, etc) are not deleted.
STDOUT_REDIR="initial_setup.stdout"
STDERR_REDIR="initial_setup.stderr"

# The path to the vmware image config file local to the vmware server.
export VM_CFG_PATH="/var/lib/vmware/Virtual Machines/Windows Server 2003 EE -2/Windows Server 2003 EE -2.vmx"

# The username and password of the administrative account to create on
# the windows guest.
export GUEST_USERNAME="tortureuser"
export GUEST_PASSWORD="torturepass"

# Where our setup scripts should be copied to on the windows guest.
export GUEST_SCRIPT_PATH="C:\\test\\"

# Where these scripts will be copied from on the unix host.
export LOCAL_SCRIPT_PATH="./windows-scripts/"

# The default Microsoft Telnet server's banner interfere's with the
# way that Samba's build farm parses tests. This banner replaces the
# row's of '==' with '++'. It is expected to be located within the
# directory pointed to by $LOCAL_SCRIPT_PATH.
export WINDOWS_BANNER_FILENAME="wintest_Login.cmd"

# In order to copy files and execute programs on the guest vm,
# we need administrator-level credentials to log in with.
export GUEST_ADMIN_USERNAME="administrator"
export GUEST_ADMIN_PASSWORD="adminpass"

# These parameters are optional, and change the windows guest
# hostname and workgroup if set.
#export GUEST_HOSTNAME="tortureguest"
#export GUEST_WORKGROUP="SMBTEST"

# These parameters are optional. If not specified, the script tries to access
# a local vmware server as the executing user.
# logged-in user running the script are used.
#export HOST_SERVER_NAME="localhost"
#export HOST_SERVER_PORT=902
#export HOST_USERNAME="vmwareuser"
#export HOST_PASSWORD="password"
