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<config saveDate="2004-01-05 12:54:09"
authorAdmin="super-administrator"
authorIP="192.168.0.4">
<administrationSettings>
<administrator
name="BUILT-IN"
lastLoginDate="2003-11-10 18:12:45"
lastLoginIP="127.0.0.1">
<description>This is the build-in
master-administrator account.
It's not written to the database
administrator accont list, and
it's not used in general, except
when some problems occur with the
application, e.g. database crash.</description>
<alias name="ADMIN_ALIAS"
value="admin"
default="supervisor">
</alias>
<password name="ADMIN_PASSWORD"
value="25e4ee4e9229397b6b17776bfceaf8e7"
default="25e4ee4e9229397b6b17776bfceaf8e7">
</password>
<email name="ADMIN_EMAIL"
value=" [email protected]"
default=" [email protected]">
</email>
</administrator>
<administrator
name="Mrasnika"
lastLoginDate="2003-11-10 18:12:45"
lastLoginIP="127.0.0.1">
<description>This is an additional
master-administrator account.
It's not written to the database
administrator accont list, and
it's not used in general, except
when some problems occur with the
application, e.g. database crash.</description>
<alias name="ADMIN_ALIAS"
value="mrasnika"
default="supervisor">
</alias>
<password name="ADMIN_PASSWORD"
value="25e4ee4e9229397b6b17776bfceaf8e7"
default="25e4ee4e9229397b6b17776bfceaf8e7">
</password>
<email name="ADMIN_EMAIL"
value=" [email protected]"
default=" [email protected]">
</email>
</administrator>
<options name="ADMIN_NOTIFICATION_OPTIONS">
<description>These are the options for sending
notifications to application
administrators.</description>
<value selected="ON" default="ON">
<description>Administrators with this optin
set will receive notifications
each time an application error
occurs.</description>
error-occurs</value>
<value selected="ON" default="OFF">
<description>Administrators with this
option set will receive
notifications each time an
application administrtor logs
in (not themselves, of
course).</description>
administrator-log-on</value>
</options>
</administrationSettings>
<applicationSettings>
<description>Settings, related to different parts
of the application.</description>
<string name="SITE_TITLE"
value="My Site"
default="my site's title">
<description>This is the title of your site,
which will appear in the title
bar of the browsers on each page.</description>
</string>
<url name="BASIC_URL"
value="http://store.mysite.com"
default="http://www.domain.biz">
<description>URL to your site (do not forget
to add the http:// prefix).</description>
</url>
<url name="BASIC_SECURE_URL"
value="https://store.mysite.com"
default="https://www.domain.biz">
<description>Secure URL to your site (do not
forget to add the https://
prefix).</description>
</url>
<string name="SITE_CHARSET"
value="iso-8859-1"
default="iso-8859-1">
<description>Charset encoding for your site.
Do change it, if you use language
different from standart english.</description>
</string>
<group name="Data field restrictions">
<description>These are settings, which are
used when user data is validated.</description>
<int name="PASSWORD_MIN_LENGTH"
value="5"
default="8">
<description>Minimum length for the
passwords, used in the site.</description>
</int>
<int name="USERNAME_MIN_LENGTH"
value="4"
default="6">
<description>Minimum length for the
username and aliases, used in
the site.</description>
</int>
<int name="USERNAME_MAX_LENGTH"
value="4"
default="6">
<description>Maximum length for the
username and aliases, used in
the site.</description>
</int>
</group>
</applicationSettings>
<phpSettings>
<description>These setting set new values for PHP
settings in order to make the
neceseary enviroment and
compatibility for the application to
run.</description>
<boolean name="ASP_TAGS"
value="OFF"
default="OFF">
<description>Allow ASP-style <% %> tags.</description>
</boolean>
<boolean name="EXPOSE_PHP"
value="ON"
default="OFF">
<description>Decides whether PHP may expose
the fact that it is installed on
the server (e.g. by adding its
signature to the Web server
header). It is no security threat
in any way, but it makes it
possible to determine whether you
use PHP on your server or not. </description>
</boolean>
<int name="MAX_EXECUTION_TIME"
value="72"
default="30">
<description>Maximum execution time of each
script, in seconds. </description>
</int>
<boolean name="DISPLAY_ERRORS"
value="ON"
default="OFF">
<description>Print out errors (as a part of
the output). for production web
sites, you're strongly encouraged
to turn this feature off, and use
error logging instead. Keeping
"display_errors" enabled on a
production web site may reveal
security information to end
users, such as file paths on your
Web server, your database schema
or other information.</description>
</boolean>
<boolean name="REGISTER_GLOBALS"
value="OFF"
default="OFF">
<description>You should do your best to write
your scripts so that they do not
require "register_globals" to be
on. Using form variables as
globals can easily lead to
possible security problems, if
the code is not very well thought
of. </description>
</boolean>
<boolean name="MAGIC_QUOTES_GPC"
value="OFF"
default="OFF">
<description>Magic quotes for incoming
GET/POST/Cookie data.</description>
</boolean>
<boolean name="MAGIC_QUOTES_RUNTIME"
value="OFF"
default="OFF">
<description>Magic quotes for
runtime-generated data, e.g. data
from SQL, from exec(), etc.</description>
</boolean>
<boolean name="TRACK_VARS"
value="OFF"
default="OFF">
<description>If enabled, GET, POST and cookie
input can be found in the global
associative arrays
$HTTP_GET_VARS, $HTTP_POST_VARS
and $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS (or $_GET,
$_POST and $_COOKIE, depending on
the version of the PHP),
respectively. </description>
</boolean>
</phpSettings>
<sessionSettings>
<description>Session declarations for the
application.</description>
<session name="SESSION_USER">
<description>This session is used in the
front-end of the application
(user interface).</description>
<alias name="SESSION_ID"
value="ssUser"
default="_user">
<description>This is the session
identificator.</description>
</alias>
<int name="SESSION_TIMEOUT"
value="3600"
default="0">
<description>Time-to-live for the session
(in seconds, e.g. 3600 seconds
equals one hour). After this
period, session will expire.
if set to "0", session will
expire when the user browser
is closed.</description>
</int>
</session>
<session name="SESSION_ADMIN">
<description>This session is used in the
back-end of the application
(administration interface).</description>
<alias name="SESSION_ID"
value="ssAdmn"
default="_admin">
<description>This is the session
identificator.</description>
</alias>
<int name="SESSION_TIMEOUT"
value="3600"
default="3600">
<description>Time-to-live for the session
(in seconds, e.g. 3600 seconds
equals one hour). After this
period, session will expire.
if set to "0", session will
expire when the user browser
is closed.</description>
</int>
</session>
</sessionSettings>
<fileSettings>
<description>Here are all the files and
directories, that need to be created
(or expected, if they are already
created), when the application is
installed.</description>
<directory name="DIR_LOGS"
value="logs/"
default="logs/"
permissions="0777">
<description>This is where log files are
stored.</description>
</directory>
<directory name="DIR_TEMPORARY"
value="tmp/"
default="temp/"
permissions="0777">
<description>Directory for handling temporary
files.</description>
</directory>
<directory name="DIR_ARCHIVE"
value="archive/"
default="zip/"
permissions="0777">
<description>Directory, where backup archives
are stored.</description>
</directory>
<directory name="DIR_ADMIN_TEMPLATES"
value="html_templates/admin/"
default="templates/admin/"
permissions="0777">
<description>Directory, where HTML templates
for the admin tool are placed.</description>
</directory>
<directory name="DIR_ADMIN_EMAIL"
value="email_templates/admin/"
default="email/admin/"
permissions="0777">
<description>Directory, where e-mail templates
for the admin tool are stored.</description>
</directory>
<directory name="DIR_IMAGES"
value="i/"
default="images/"
permissions="0222">
<description>Directory, where images are
stored.</description>
</directory>
</fileSettings>
<debugSettings>
<description>These are settings, concerning debug
information about the application,
including debug mode, log files, and
error handling</description>
<boolean name="DEBUG_MODE"
value="OFF"
default="ON">
<description>When the application is indebug
mode, all errors generated during
the run of the application
(run-time errors) are reported.</description>
</boolean>
<options name="DEBUG_OPTIONS">
<description>When the application generates
and error, these options are used
to determine how will the error
be reported to the
applicationadministrators.</description>
<value selected="ON" default="ON">
<description>Errors will be appended to
debug log file</description>
log-file</value>
<value selected="ON" default="OFF">
<description>Errors will be instantly send
via email to default debug
email adress, and all the
application administrators,
that have the error
notification option set.</description>
instant-email</value>
<value selected="OFF" default="OFF">
<description>Errors will be compiled into
one email, which will be sent
on a daily basis to default
debug email adress, and all
the application
administrators, that have the
error notification option set.</description>
compiled-email</value>
</options>
<file name="DEBUG_LOG"
value="debug.log"
default="debug_log"
permissions="0777">
<description>If in debug mode, all reported
errors will be appended to this
file.</description>
</file>
<email name="DEBUG_EMAIL"
value=" [email protected]"
default=" [email protected]">
<description>If in debug mode, all reported
errors will be sent to this email
address</description>
</email>
</debugSettings>
<miscellaneousSettings>
<description>Miscellaneous settings.</description>
<date name="LAST_BACKUP"
value="2027-Jan-23 01:02:03"
default="">
</date>
<date name="LAST_ADMIN_LOGIN"
value=""
default="">
</date>
<date name="LAST_CRON_RUN"
value=""
default="">
</date>
</miscellaneousSettings>
<customSettings>
<description>Your custom settings.</description>
</customSettings>
<databaseSettings>
<description>Settings for database connectivity.</description>
<string name="SQL_TABLE_PREFIX"
value="site_"
default="my_">
<description>This will be used as a prefix
when creating SQL table names.</description>
</string>
<string name="MYSQL3_HOST"
value="localhost"
default="localhost">
<description>The host where MySQL is
installed.</description>
</string>
<int name="MYSQL3_PORT"
value="3306"
default="3306">
<description>The port which MySQL is using.</description>
</int>
<string name="MYSQL3_USER"
value="mrasnika"
default="user">
<description>This is the user which will be
used to connect to MySQL.</description>
</string>
<string name="MYSQL3_PASSWORD"
value="mrasnika_pass"
default="user~password">
<description>This is the password for the
MySQL user.</description>
</string>
<string name="MYSQL3_DATABASE"
value="mrasnika_pass"
default="user~password">
<description>The MySQL database which will be
used.</description>
</string>
</databaseSettings>
</config>
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