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B I U S H2 H3 wiki-link ext-link img code list table date !Configuration Configuration options are located in file _config.php. If you don't have _config.php file, edit index.php, configuration options are same there. * $WIKI_TITLE is the name of your Wiki site * $PASSWORD is the password needed to write to pages (optionally to see pages). If left blank, no password is required to write (or read) pages. * $USE_AUTOLANG is set true, LionWiki tries to detect default language from visitor's browser * $LANG is language code of language you want to use. Not all languages are supported, take a look into lang/ directory and see if your is supported. In case of some problem, english is used. * $TEMPLATE is path to template You should change all of the options above. The options below are mostly for tweaking purposes: * $PASSWORD_MD5 is secure way to store password with MD5 one way encryption. If not set $PASSWORD is used. * $PROTECTED_READ - if you want to protect pages not only from editing but also from seeing by unwanted visitors, you can set this variable to true. It's particularly useful when writing your private notebook or journal. * $HISTORY_COMPRESSION - can contain three possible values - "plain" (no compression), "gzip" and "bzip2". Default is gzip because it's in every PHP installation and has reasonable compression ratio. Best results can be achieved with "bzip2" but it's not provided in every PHP installation. You can switch values anytime, LionWiki has no problem working with mixed history (one revision compressed, second not compressed etc.). * $NO_HTML - optional XSS protection, prohibits use of ^{html} tag. Default is off, it's useful only when site is protected by password. * $USE_META - if set false, LionWiki doesn't use Edit summary and IP info, i.e. no meta.dat files are saved and if they exist, they're not used * $USE_HISTORY - if you want to disable history tracking (it's enabled by default), you do it by setting this variable to false * $START_PAGE is page used as a starting point. * $HELP_PAGE is page containing informations on syntax of LionWiki * $COOKIE_LIFE_WRITE - contains time in seconds during which is user "logged on" and doesn't have to enter password. Default value is 1 year. * $COOKIE_LIFE_READ - same as with $COOKIE_LIFE_WRITE, but this applies when $PROTECTED_READ is true. Default value is 4 hours. And that's all. Further configuration options can be found in [Plugins]. Password Summary of changes

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!Configuration
Configuration options are located in file _config.php. If you don't have _config.php file, edit index.php, configuration options are same there.

* $WIKI_TITLE is the name of your Wiki site
* $PASSWORD is the password needed to write to pages (optionally to see pages). If left blank, no password is required to write (or read) pages.
* $USE_AUTOLANG is set true, LionWiki tries to detect default language from visitor's browser
* $LANG is language code of language you want to use. Not all languages are supported, take a look into lang/ directory and see if your is supported. In case of some problem, english is used.
* $TEMPLATE is path to template

You should change all of the options above.  The options below are mostly for tweaking purposes:
* $PASSWORD_MD5 is secure way to store password with MD5 one way encryption. If not set $PASSWORD is used. 
* $PROTECTED_READ - if you want to protect pages not only from editing but also from seeing by unwanted visitors, you can set this variable to true. It's particularly useful when writing your private notebook or journal.
* $HISTORY_COMPRESSION - can contain three possible values - "plain" (no compression), "gzip" and "bzip2". Default is gzip because it's in every PHP installation and has reasonable compression ratio. Best results can be achieved with "bzip2" but it's not provided in every PHP installation. You can switch values anytime, LionWiki has no problem working with mixed history (one revision compressed, second not compressed etc.).
* $NO_HTML - optional XSS protection, prohibits use of ^{html} tag. Default is off, it's useful only when site is protected by password.
* $USE_META - if set false, LionWiki doesn't use Edit summary and IP info, i.e. no meta.dat files are saved and if they exist, they're not used
* $USE_HISTORY - if you want to disable history tracking (it's enabled by default), you do it by setting this variable to false
* $START_PAGE is page used as a starting point.
* $HELP_PAGE is page containing informations on syntax of LionWiki
* $COOKIE_LIFE_WRITE - contains time in seconds during which is user "logged on" and doesn't have to enter password. Default value is 1 year.
* $COOKIE_LIFE_READ - same as with $COOKIE_LIFE_WRITE, but this applies when $PROTECTED_READ is true. Default value is 4 hours.

And that's all. Further configuration options can be found in [Plugins].