#
# Template upd config file.
# Look for ">>>" and edit appropriately.
#
# This file can be used as-is IF:
#	- you have ONE ups database
#	- your product root hierarchy is 
#	  ${PROD_DIR_PREFIX}/<product>/<version>/<flavor>
#	- your table files live in
#	  ${UPS_THIS_DB}/product/<version>.table
#

File = updconfig

#
#>>> Define GROUP.
#    If all of your products go in the same database,
#    using the same naming conventions, you can
#    group them all together.
GROUP:
  product    = ANY
  flavor     = ANY
  qualifiers = ANY
  options    = ANY

COMMON:
#>>> Define UPS_THIS_DB.
#    This is the database into which the above products will
#    be declared by upd.
#    Default:
#    UPS_THIS_DB is set to the database where UPD was declared.
#    You may need to set it differently for the products you're describing.
     UPS_THIS_DB = "${UPD_USERCODE_DB}"
#
#    Other examples might be:
#    UPS_THIS_DB = "/usr/products/ups_database"
#    UPS_THIS_DB = "~cdfsoft/declared"

#>>> Define UPS_PROD_DIR.
#    The UPS_PROD_DIR determines the product root file
#    hierarchy for products in the ups database being 
#    described.
#    Examples are shown below for the case of the product
#    instance "mh v1_6_6 IRIX+6".  Uncomment the 
#    one that matches your system.
#    In all of the example, the UPS_PROD_DIR is a RELATIVE
#    path; this means that the product will be declared with
#    a relative path (relative to PROD_DIR_PREFIX).
#
#    prod_dir: /usr/products/mh/v1_6_6/IRIX+6
     UPS_PROD_DIR = "${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}"

#
#    prod_dir: /usr/products/IRIX/mh/v1_6_6
#    UPS_PROD_DIR = "${UPS_BASE_FLAVOR}/${UPS_PROD_NAME}"
#
#    prod_dir: /usr/products/IRIX+6/mh/v1_6_6
#    UPS_PROD_DIR = "${UPS_PROD_FLAVOR}/${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}${UPS_PROD_QUALIFIERS}"
#
#    prod_dir: /afs/fnal/ups/mh/v1_6_6/IRIX+6
#    UPS_PROD_DIR = "/afs/fnal/ups/${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}/${UPS_PROD_FLAVOR}${UPS_PROD_QUALIFIERS}"
#
#    prod_dir: ${ENVVAR}/mh/v1_6_6/IRIX+6
#    UPS_PROD_DIR = "\${ENVVAR}/${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}/${UPS_PROD_FLAVOR}${UPS_PROD_QUALIFIERS}"
#

#>>> Define UNWIND_PROD_DIR.
#    The UNWIND_PROD_DIR is the directory into which the product
#    is unwound.  In most cases, it will be the same as the UPS_PROD_DIR
#    defined above; in AFS space, or under certain NFS mounting configurations,
#    you may unwind the product in a directory that has a different name
#    than the directory where you declare it.
#
#    THE DEFAULT IS THAT THE UNWIND_PROD_DIR IS THE SAME AS THE
#    UPS_PROD_DIR.  NOTE that you need to prepend PROD_DIR_PREFIX
#    if the UPS_PROD_DIR was specified as a relative path!
#    Change this is your situation is different!

#     Default:
  UNWIND_PROD_DIR = "${PROD_DIR_PREFIX}/${UPS_PROD_DIR}"
#
#     AFS unwind dir:
# UNWIND_PROD_DIR = "/afs/.fnal.gov/ups/${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}/${UPS_PROD_FLAVOR}${UPS_PROD_QUALIFIERS}"
#
#     Declared based on environmental variable:
# UNWIND_PROD_DIR = "${ENVVAR}/${UPS_PROD_NAME}/${UPS_PROD_VERSION}/${UPS_PROD_FLAVOR}${UPS_PROD_QUALIFIERS}"


#>>> Define UPS_UPS_DIR.
#    The UPS_UPS_DIR is the products' ups directory.
#    Default is the directory named "ups" under the product root directory.
      UPS_UPS_DIR = "ups"

#>>> Define UNWIND_UPS_DIR.
#    The UNWIND_UPS_DIR is where to unwind the ups directory.
#    The default is the same directory as the UPS_UPS_DIR.
   UNWIND_UPS_DIR = "${UNWIND_PROD_DIR}/${UPS_UPS_DIR}"

#>>> Define UPS_TABLE_FILE, UNWIND_TABLE_DIR, UPS_TABLE_DIR.
#    The naming convention for table files.  The default
#    is to put the table file in the ups database, so that
#    one table file may be used for multiple flavors of the
#    product.  Change this if your situation is different!
#
#    Default:
   UPS_TABLE_FILE = "${UPS_PROD_VERSION}.table"
 UNWIND_TABLE_DIR = "${UPS_THIS_DB}/${UPS_PROD_NAME}"
    UPS_TABLE_DIR = "${UNWIND_TABLE_DIR}"
#
#    Possible alternative, where the table files live
#    within the product's ups directory:
#
# UPS_TABLE_FILE  = "${UPS_PROD_NAME}.table"
#UNWIND_TABLE_DIR = "${UNWIND_UPS_DIR}"
#   UPS_TABLE_DIR = "${UNWIND_TABLE_DIR}"

#>>> Define PREDECLARE, POSTDECLARE actions
#
#  Actions which take place after the product is
#  unwound, before the product is declared.
#  Uncomment and modify as appropriate.
#
#  ACTION = PREDECLARE
#
#      example: you may wish to make the directory
#      where the product has been unwound group writeable:
#      EXECUTE ( "chmod -R g+w ${UNWIND_PROD_DIR}", NO_UPS_ENV )
#
#      example: in AFS space, you may need to release
#      the read-write volume before you can declare the product:
#      EXECUTE ( "upd_volrelease ${UNWIND_PROD_DIR}", NO_UPS_ENV )

#
#  Actions which take place after the product is
#  declared.
#  Uncomment and modify as appropriate.
#
#  ACTION = POSTDECLARE
#       example: in AFS space, you may need to release
#       the read-write ups database
#       EXECUTE ( "upd_volrelease ${UPS_THIS_DB}", NO_UPS_ENV )
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