Hejsa
Er der nogen her, der har tjeck på pMachine og som har prøvet den på et
www.tiscali.dk webhotel ?
Kender desværre ikke meget til PHP og MYSQL
Hvad skal jeg f.eks ændre i nedenstående config? Det er vist kun de 5 første
variabler der skal ændres (i første omgang)
Mvh. Bo
<?php
// Version 2.3 (Free2.3.019)
// DATABASE VARIABLES
// If you do not know what these values should be, please contact
// your hosting provider. Most problems occur as a result of
// an error in this file.
// MYSQL SERVER ADDRESS
// Usually this is the name of your domain (
www.yoursite.com).
// In some cases the hostname will instead be "localhost".
$hostname = "localhost";
// MySQL USERNAME
// This is the username you use to access your MySQL database.
// Note: This is usually NOT the same as your FTP username.
$dbusername = "";
// MySQL PASSWORD
// The password used to access your MySQL database.
// Note: This is usually NOT the same as your FTP password.
$dbpassword = "";
// DATABASE NAME
// Some hosting providers assign you a specific database.
// If this is the case, change this variable to the name of
// the database they require, otherwise you can leave it alone.
// If you are not using an existing database you might have
// to create the database prior to installing pMachine.
$dbname = "pmachine";
// DEFAULT LANGUAGE OPTION
// This variable determines the default language used in the control panel.
// Language packs can be downloaded at pMachine.com. You can override the
// default language on a per-login basis if you have more than one language
// pack installed.
$language = "english";
// FOR ADVANCED USERS -----------------------------------------------------
// Do not mess with these variables unless you know what you are doing.
// DEBUG
// This variables turns PHP and MySQL error message on or off for
// debugging purposes. It is recommended that you leave debug on during
// development only - not with a "live" site, due to security issues.
// 1 = on
// 0 = off
$debug = 0;
// AUTO XHTML
// Normally, any line breaks (carriage returns) contained in your weblog
// entires will automatically be turned into <br /> tags. The variable
// changes that feature into into an "Auto XHTML" feature. pMachine
// will then use <p></p> tags as well as other XHTML validated characters,
// like curly quotes, turning your weblog entries into typographically
sound,
// XHTML validated text.
// 1 = on
// 0 = off
$auto_xhtml = 0;
// URL REWRITING ------------------------------------------------------
// This variable turns on the search-engine friendly URL feature.
// This feature only works on Apache servers with the mod_mime module.
// In addition to setting this variable, several other steps must
// be taken. PLEASE CONSULT THE MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS FEATURE.
// 1 = on
// 0 = off
$url_rewriting = 0;
// PINGBACK/TRACKBACK SERVER
URL -----------------------------------------------------
// In order to use the Pingback feature you must indicate the full URL
// to the file called "pingserver.php"
(
http://www.yoursite.com/pingserver.php)
$pingserver_path = "";
// DATABASE SETTINGS -----------------------------------------------------
// DATABASE
// mysql is the only supported database at this time.
$database = "mysql";
// DATABASE TABLE PREFIX
// Change this if you want the database tables to be installed
// with a different prefix.
$dbprefix = "pm";
// DATABASE CONNECTION TYPE
// 0 = non-persistent
// 1 = persistent (generally faster)
$conntype = 1;
// IMAGE UPLOAD METHOD -----------------------------------------------------
// This variable determines which method pMachine uses to upload images.
// 1 = Default method. Recommended for newer versions of PHP, especially
with
// register_globals = off
// 2 = Works with older versions of PHP (uses "copy" method).
// 3 = Works with older versions of PHP (uses "move_uploaded_file" method).
$upload_method = 1;
// HEADER REDIRECT -----------------------------------------------------
// Alternate header redirect. Some NT servers
// have difficulty setting cookies when the standard php header
// redirect (header("location:x.php");) is used. This variable allows
// you to use the slower "meta tag refresh" method which has proven to be
more
// reliable for those servers with problems setting cookies.
$redirect_method = 0;
// COOKIE DOMAIN -----------------------------------------------------
// In most cases you will not need to specify a default cookie domain.
// However, if you want the cookies recognized across your entire domain,
// or limited to a specific domain, you will need to specify the domain.
// Note: The most common way to set a cookie domain is to use:
..yourdomain.com
// Make sure and leave a period in front. For example, if your
// site is at
www.yoursite.com, you will use: .yoursite.com
$cookie_domain = "";
// SESSION ID OPTION -----------------------------------------------------
// Cookies are used in the control panel by default. Query string
// session ID's can be used instead, by setting this variable to 1
// rather than 0.
$use_session_id = 0;
// OPEN_BASEDIR
RESTRICTION -----------------------------------------------------
// If your php configuration has an "open_basedir" restriction
// change this variable to "1".
$open_basedir = 0;
// If you set the previous variable to "1", this is the name of
// your "members" directory.
$obd_memdir = "./members/";
// BLOG ACCESS
ARRAY -------------------------------------------------------------
// For admin level's 1 and 2. Allows them the ability to post to more than
one weblog.
// On the left side you will enter the username of each person you want to
// hacve access to more than one weblog. On the right side "array" you will
// put the name of each weblog that you want the user to be able to access.
// Please pay close attention to the formatting before proceeding.
// Each item in the array must be in quotes and a commma must separate each
item.
// In addition, each set must have a comma after it, except the last one.
// EXAMPLE
// (Note: you must remove the comments to us this. Be careful!)
/*
$blogaccess = array(
"joe" => array('weblog', 'news', 'politics'),
"Nancy" => array('news', 'politics'),
"Fred" => array('sports', 'weblog'),
"John" => array('weblog')
);
*/
?>