path: root/install/htconfig.sample.php

<?php

// If automatic system installation fails: 

// Copy or rename this file to .htconfig.php in the top level 
// Friendica directory

// Why .htconfig.php? Because it contains sensitive information which could
// give somebody complete control of your database. Apache's default 
// configuration denies access to and refuses to serve any file beginning 
// with .ht

// Then set the following for your MySQL installation

$db_host = 'your.mysqlhost.com'; // Use 'localhost' if you aren't using a remote server
$db_port = 0;                    // leave 0 for default or set your port
$db_user = 'mysqlusername';
$db_pass = 'mysqlpassword';
$db_data = 'mysqldatabasename';


/*
 * Notice: Many of the following settings will be available in the admin panel 
 * after a successful site install. Once they are set in the admin panel, they
 * are stored in the DB - and the DB setting will over-ride any corresponding
 * setting in this file
 *
 * The command-line tool util/config is able to query and set the DB items 
 * directly if for some reason the admin panel is not available and a system
 * setting requires modification. 
 *
 */ 


// Choose a legal default timezone. If you are unsure, use "America/Los_Angeles".
// It can be changed later and only applies to timestamps for anonymous viewers.

$default_timezone = 'America/Los_Angeles';

// What is your site name?

$a->config['system']['baseurl'] = 'https://myredsite.example';
$a->config['system']['sitename'] = "Red Matrix";
$a->config['system']['location_hash'] = 'if the auto install failed, put a unique random string here';


// Your choices are REGISTER_OPEN, REGISTER_APPROVE, or REGISTER_CLOSED.
// Be certain to create your own personal account before setting 
// REGISTER_CLOSED. 'register_text' (if set) will be displayed prominently on 
// the registration page. REGISTER_APPROVE requires you set 'admin_email'
// to the email address of an already registered person who can authorise
// and/or approve/deny the request. 

// In order to perform system administration via the admin panel, admin_email
// must precisely match the email address of the person logged in.

$a->config['system']['register_policy'] = REGISTER_OPEN;
$a->config['system']['register_text'] = '';
$a->config['system']['admin_email'] = '';

// Location of PHP command line processor

$a->config['system']['php_path'] = 'php';


// Configure how we communicate with directory servers.
// DIRECTORY_MODE_NORMAL     = directory client, we will find a directory
// DIRECTORY_MODE_SECONDARY  = caching directory or mirror
// DIRECTORY_MODE_PRIMARY    = main directory server
// DIRECTORY_MODE_STANDALONE = "off the grid" or private directory services

$a->config['system']['directory_mode']  = DIRECTORY_MODE_NORMAL;


// PHP error logging setup
// Before doing this ensure that the webserver has permission
// to create and write to php.out in the top level Red directory,
// or change the name (below) to a file/path where this is allowed.

// Uncomment the following 4 lines to turn on PHP error logging.
//error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE ); 
//ini_set('error_log','php.out'); 
//ini_set('log_errors','1'); 
//ini_set('display_errors', '0');