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<h1>GeekLog Configuration File</h1>
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'''Note:''' As of Geeklog 1.5.0, the <tt>config.php</tt> file is no longer used and has been replaced with the Configuration admin panel, which provides a graphical front-end where you can change all these settings.
  
<h2>Setting up config.php</h2>
 
  
<p>GeekLog's server settings are configured in a text file called config.php.  
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== Setting up config.php ==
It is necessary to edit this file to get your system running as well as  
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configuring it to your preferences. This file contains a set of variables  
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<p>Geeklog's server settings are configured in a text file called <tt>config.php</tt>. It is necessary to edit this file to get your system running as well as configuring it to your preferences. This file contains a set of variables that are defined below:
that are defined below
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*[[Calendar Settings]]
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*[[Comment Settings]]
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*[[Content Control Settings]]
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*[[Cookie Names]]
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*[[Database Settings]]
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*[[Date Format Syntax]]
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*[[E-Mail settings]]
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*[[Image Settings]]
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*[[Links Settings]]
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*[[Locale Settings]]
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*[[Locale and Date Formats]]
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*[[Localization]]
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*[[Login settings]]
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*[[Poll Settings]]
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*[[RSS/RDF Feed Settings]]
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*[[Server Settings]]
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*[[Session Settings]]
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*[[Site Settings]]
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*[[Story Settings]]
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*[[Submission Settings]]
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*[[Topic, What's New & E-mail Settings]]
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*[[URL Rewriting]]

Latest revision as of 11:31, 30 April 2009

Note: As of Geeklog 1.5.0, the config.php file is no longer used and has been replaced with the Configuration admin panel, which provides a graphical front-end where you can change all these settings.


Setting up config.php

Geeklog's server settings are configured in a text file called config.php. It is necessary to edit this file to get your system running as well as configuring it to your preferences. This file contains a set of variables that are defined below: