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   This is an example of what a simple config file used by the System Release
   Tool (SRT) might look like.  The file itself doesn't do anything other
   than serve as a moderately complex test case for t/1_XMLin.t.

   If you would like to find out more about the SRT, email the author at:

     grantm@cpan.org

-->
   
<opt>
  <global tempdir="C:/Temp"
	  httpproxy="http://10.1.1.5:8080/"
	  proxyuser="foo"
	  proxypswd="bar" >

    <exclude>/_vt</exclude>
    <exclude>/save\b</exclude>
    <exclude>\.bak$</exclude>
    <exclude>\.\$\$\$$</exclude>

  </global>

  <pubpath name="test1" title="web_source -&gt; web_target1">
    <source label="web_source"
            root="C:/webshare/web_source" />
    <target label="web_target1"
            root="C:/webshare/web_target1"
            temp="C:/webshare/web_target1/temp" />

    <dir>wwwroot</dir>

    <package name="images" dir="wwwroot/images" />

  </pubpath>

  <pubpath name="test2" title="web_source -&gt; web_target1 &amp; web_target2">
    <source label="web_source"
            root="C:/webshare/web_source" />
    <target label="web_target1"
            root="C:/webshare/web_target1"
            temp="C:/webshare/web_target1/temp" />
    <target label="web_target2"
            root="C:/webshare/web_target2"
            temp="C:/webshare/web_target2/temp" />

    <dir>wwwroot</dir>

    <package name="images" dir="wwwroot/images" />
    <package name="templates" dir="wwwroot/templates" />
    <package name="bios" dir="wwwroot/staff/bios" />

  </pubpath>

  <pubpath name="test3" title="web_source -&gt; web_target1 via HTTP">
    <source label="web_source"
            root="C:/webshare/web_source" />
    <target label="web_target1"
            root="http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/srt_slave.plx"
            noproxy="1" />

    <dir>wwwroot</dir>

    <addexclude>\.pdf$</addexclude>

  </pubpath>

</opt>