Chris@1296: # Default setup is given for MySQL with ruby1.8. If you're running Redmine
Chris@1296: # with MySQL and ruby1.9, replace the adapter name with `mysql2`.
Chris@1296: # Examples for PostgreSQL and SQLite3 can be found at the end.
Chris@1296: 
Chris@1296: production:
Chris@1296:   adapter: mysql
Chris@1296:   database: redmine
Chris@1296:   host: localhost
Chris@1296:   username: root
Chris@1296:   password: ""
Chris@1296:   encoding: utf8
Chris@1296: 
Chris@1296: development:
Chris@1296:   adapter: mysql
Chris@1296:   database: redmine_development
Chris@1296:   host: localhost
Chris@1296:   username: root
Chris@1296:   password: ""
Chris@1296:   encoding: utf8
Chris@1296: 
Chris@1296: # Warning: The database defined as "test" will be erased and
Chris@1296: # re-generated from your development database when you run "rake".
Chris@1296: # Do not set this db to the same as development or production.
Chris@1296: test:
Chris@1296:   adapter: mysql
Chris@1296:   database: redmine_test
Chris@1296:   host: localhost
Chris@1296:   username: root
Chris@1296:   password: ""
Chris@1296:   encoding: utf8
Chris@1296: 
Chris@1296: test_pgsql:
Chris@1296:   adapter: postgresql
Chris@1296:   database: redmine_test
Chris@1296:   host: localhost
Chris@1296:   username: postgres
Chris@1296:   password: "postgres"
Chris@1296: 
Chris@1296: test_sqlite3:
Chris@1296:   adapter: sqlite3
Chris@1296:   database: db/test.sqlite3