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<?php

/*
 * Geeklog site configuration
 *
 * You should not need to edit this file. See the installation instructions
 * for details.
 *
 */

if (stripos($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], basename(__FILE__)) !== false) {
    die('This file can not be used on its own!');
}

global $_CONF;

// To disable your site quickly, simply set this flag to false
$_CONF['site_enabled'] = true;

// If you have errors on your site, can't login, or can't get to the
// config UI, then you can comment this in to set the root debug option
// on and get detailed error messages. You can set this to 'force' (which the
// Config UI won't allow you to do) to override hiding of password and cookie
// items in the debug trace.
// $_CONF['rootdebug'] = true;

/**
 * Demo mode
 *
 * If you uncomment the line below the site will be in a demo mode. This will disable
 * certain config options from being changed and from certain features being enabled.
 * This includes the File Manager, Saving of Static Pages, Uploading Plugins, and
 * Sending Bulk Emails. Some plugins may support this setting as well.
 * For more information see: http://wiki.geeklog.net/Setting_up_a_Demo_Site
 *
 * @since v2.2.0
 */
// $_CONF['demo_mode'] = true;

/**
 * Developer mode
 *
 * If you set this flag to true, detailed information will be displayed and/or logged.
 * When this flag is not set or set to false, all the options below DO NOT take effect.
 * Works with Geeklog itself and the Geeklog Installer
 *
 * @var boolean
 * @since v2.1.2
 */
// $_CONF['developer_mode'] = true;

/**
 * This overwrites error_reporting level set in lib-common.php and Geeklog Installer
 *
 * @var int
 * @see http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php and for a list of PHP
 *      error constants see http://php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.constants.php
 * @since v2.2.0
 */
// $_CONF['developer_mode_php']['error_reporting'] = -1; // -1 Will show every possible error. (Same as E_ALL in later versions of PHP)

/**
 * When these flags are set to true, detailed information will be logged respectively.
 *
 * @var bool
 * @since v2.2.0
 */
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['trace'] = true;        // Include call trace in log file
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['deprecated'] = true;   // Deprecated features (across all libraries)
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['common'] = true;       // lib-common.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['comment'] = true;      // lib-comment.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['database'] = true;     // lib-database.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['like'] = true;         // lib-like.php, likes.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['redirect'] = true;     // Redirect function
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['resource'] = true;     // Resource class
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['search'] = true;       // Search class
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['security'] = true;     // lib-security.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['session'] = true;      // lib-session.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['template'] = true;     // Template class - Note: class also has a debug public variable that echos debug info on page. Must be set manually. See class for more details.
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['topic'] = true;        // lib-topic.php
 // $_CONF['developer_mode_log']['user'] = true;         // lib-user.php

$_CONF['path'] = '[[softdatadir]]/';
$_CONF['path_system'] = $_CONF['path'] . 'system/';

// Please note: If you change $_CONF['default_charset'], you need to make sure your site is using a compatible language and that the database is using a compatible character set as well (also see dbconfig.php and $_DB_charset setting).
// Changing the default character set setting to one that is not backwards compatible on an established site may result in content not displaying correctly.
// Geeklogs English language default character set is 'iso-8859-1' (Latin-1) which is compatible with the database character set of 'latin1' (latin1_swedish_ci).
// It is an older legacy encoding standard that supports a limited number of languages.
// For multi-language sites and those who wish to use emojis then 'UTF-8' should be the setting for the sites default character set.
// For more information on the different languages, character sets, and database collations for MySQL and PostgreSQL (including a table with what each should be based on your sites language), see the Geeklog install documentation.
$_CONF['default_charset'] = 'utf-8';

// For the File Manager
$_CONF_FCK['imagelibrary'] = '/images/library';

// Useful Stuff
if (!defined('LB')) {
  define('LB',"\n");
}

if (!defined('VERSION')) {
  define('VERSION', '2.2.2');
}

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