| SQL
Details |
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| $SQL_Server |
Refers to your SQL
server name. eg. "localhost" or "sql.myhost.com" or even
just "myhost.com" |
| $SQL_DB |
The database name to
use on the SQL server. Often the database is your username on commercial
webhosts. |
| $SQL_User |
The username to log
in to the above database. Leave blank if no username. |
| $SQL_Pass |
The password for the
above username. Leave blank "" if no password. |
| $SQL_Pre |
The prefix for the
tables which will be created within the database. This prefix is designed to
stop the CFiles tables from overwriting tables from any other programs
(Including other copies of CFiles) which may be using the same database.
Usually "cfiles_' will suffice. |
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| System & Paths |
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| $host |
The hostname of your
web server. eg. "www.myhost.com", "myhost.com". Not the
url, but just the hostname. |
| $docrootpath |
The PATH to the root
of your web server. The point where you can start offering html files. eg.
"/home/myusername/html". It must be the absolute path, not a relative
path. |
| $docrooturl |
The URL to the root
of your web server. eg. "http://www.myhost.com/" or "/" or
if you have a username account, something like this
"http://www.myhost.com/~username/" or this
"/~username/". |
| $templatepath |
The PATH, relative or
absolute, to the theme directory. eg.
"/home/myusername/html/themes/sometheme" |
| $templateurl |
The URL to the theme
directory. eg. "/themes/sometheme" or
"/~username/themes/sometheme". |
| $ss_path |
The PATH, relative or
absolute, where CFiles can read and write screenshot files. eg.
"/home/myusername/html/screenshots". |
| $ss_url |
The URL where CFiles
can read screenshots. eg. "/screenshots" or
"/~username/screenshots". |
| $langpath |
The PATH, relative or
absolute, to the language files. eg.
"/home/myusername/cgi-bin/languages". |
| $helpurl |
The URL, relative or
absolute, to the CFiles help files. eg. "http://www.myhost.com/help/"
or "../help/". This is used to provide links to CFiles help
pages. |
| $mailprog |
The path to the
Sendmail program on your system. Contact your system administrator if you don't
know what this is. |
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| Configuration |
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| $cf_auser |
Username for the
master admin. The master admin can create other master admins once the script
is running. "Admin" by default. |
| $cf_apass |
Password for the
master admin. "Master" by default. |
| $cf_amail |
Email address for the
master admin. This will be displayed to users in error messages as a contact
address and will also be used as a return address for new registration emails.
It is important that there be a "\" before any "@" symbols.
eg. "username\@mydomain.com". |
| $rootcat |
This is the name of
the fixed root category under which all other categories and files are stored.
The default value is "Home" although you may change it to
"Files" or anything else you like. |
| $sitename |
The name of your site
or file library. This name is used in emails to new members and in page titles.
Default is "Carrick IT File Library". |
| $pagetitle |
This string specifies
how you want the page title to be formatted. There are 3 "tags" you
can use:
%%SITENAME%% - The $sitename variable from above.
%%CATEGORY%% - The category name in which the operation is taking place.
%%OPERATION%% - The name of the current operation.
You can include some, all or none of these tags. The default value is
"%%SITENAME%% - %%OPERATION%% - %%CATEGORY%%". |
| $sitelink |
The website url to
your CFiles installation. You may include the cfiles.cgi filename, or if you
use the included .htaccess file, simply refer to the directory. eg.
"http://www.myhost.com/cgi-bin/" or
"http://www.myhost.com/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi". |
| $statswitch |
Generate stats or
not. This option is for those who are using a template that does not use the
stats boxes. 1=On. 0=Off. Default is "1". |
| $numdownloads |
The number of
"Top Downloads" to generate for the stats box. Default is
"10". |
| $numrated |
The number of
"Top Rated" to generate for the stats box. Default is
"10". |
| $numrecent |
The number of
"Latest Files" to generate for the stats box. Default is
"10". |
| $numnoteworthy |
The number of
"Noteworthy" to generate for the stats box. Default is
"10". |
| $numsearchresults |
The number of results
to return on each page for either a search or a file listing. In a file list
this helps if a category contains 50 or more files. By splitting the results up
into smaller batches the program outputs a lot quicker. Default is
"25". |
| $defaultlang |
The only option here
is "English" at the moment, although as translations are performed,
they will appear in here as a default option. If you want more information on
languages in CFiles, check out the Languages
page. |
| $allowedfiles |
This is a comma
separated string of file extensions which are allowed to be added or imported
to the library. This can help you restrict what files are picked up during an
import process, or what file types people can add or submit. Deafult is
"exe,zip,pdf,txt,rar". |
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