running on. Can be either 'mysql' (for MySQL) or 'mssql'

       utility (part of MySQL) for making backups of your Geeklog database.

       off).

       call that Geeklog uses to create a backup from your database.

       slash necessary). This directory holds the code libraries used

       slash necessary). This directory holds all the web pages used by

       installed on your server (= true) or not (= false).
       When set to false, Geeklog will use the PEAR packages

       to false, this is the path where Geeklog expects to find
       the <a href="http://pear.php.net/">PEAR</a> packages it requires (e.g.

       slash). You won't have to change this normally, but some hosting
       services use a predefined "admin" directory for other
       purposes. In this case, you can rename Geeklog's admin

       username (= 0). For users that haven't entered their full name, Geeklog

       an account with some other service to log into your Geeklog site with
       the login for that service. Currently supported: Blogger and LiveJournal.

       Please note that to enable login for a specific service, you need an
       authorization class in system/classes/authentication. If you
       only want to allow Blogger but not LiveJournal users (or vice versa),

       services (like Blogger or LiveJournal), this option will at the
       service's name to the username to avoid confusion with local users of

       is disabled. If the text begins with "http:" then visitors are

       Admin's block and the icons on the Submissions page (moderation.php)

       bar (if your theme uses the {menu_elements} variable to
       display the menu bar). Can be any combination of 'home', 'contribute',
       'calendar', 'search', 'directory', 'prefs',
       'plugins', and 'custom' where 'plugins' is
       the same as the {plg_menu_elements} variable, i.e. a list
       of the menu entries provided by plugins, and 'custom' displays
       the entries returned by a custom function CUSTOM_menuEntries

       your own signup form for new user registrations. Please see the file lib-custom.php

       plugin what to do when a spam post has been detected. The value is the
       sum of all values that uniquely identify the Spam-X modules that should
       be executed. E.g. the "delete" action module uses 128, the
       "email admin" module uses 8, so if both modules should be

       only display the actual error message to members of the Root group (to
       prevent leakage of possibly sensitive information). When set to true,
       this information will be displayed to all users. Use

       i.e. trigger a certain action at a given time. The code to be executed
       can be provided by a plugin or through the CUSTOM_runScheduledTask
       function in your lib-custom.php. The value given is in seconds
       and specifies the interval in which the code should be executed.

       Please note that to trigger this action, you will need to have someone
       visit your site at around the specified time. On a site with few
       visitors, the code may only be executed with considerable delay.

       be available for download at <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/">http://www.geeklog.net</a>.
       If you translate a language file, please send it to us. Also see <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/docs/config.html#Localization">Localization</a>

       for the system. This defines both the language and the country that PHP
       will use when deciding how to display localized information such as

       displays. See <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/docs/config.html#date_formats">date

       in the Upcoming Events and Older Stories blocks. See <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/docs/config.html#date_formats">date

       Event Details page. See <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/docs/config.html#date_formats">date

       with a time setting (e.g. the publish time of a story). Can be 12 (for

       pages or sending email. Only used if the language file did not already
       set another character encoding.

       For <a href="http://wiki.geeklog.net/wiki/index.php/Multilingual_Support">multilingualism</a>
       setups, using 'utf-8' as the default character set is

       this option to set your local (i.e. your own) timezone, so that the time
       and date on the site match your own.

       This option is known as the "<a href="http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=21232">timezone

       random number. This is more secure but will more than likely require

       attempt to guess the correct value for this setting (based on the 'site_url'
       variable). See the <a href="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php">PHP

       variable can be used to pass additional parameters to the sendmail

       if your SMTP server requires authorization, and false if it

       site. When set to 1, this overrides the following settings. When you
       only want to block access to certain parts of the site, set this to 0

       search. When set to 2, the simple search is blocked for anonymous users,

       contain a comma-separated list of domain names from which user
       submissions will not be queued (but approved automatically). Regular
       expressions are also allowed and interpreted.

       (see above): A list of domain names that are not allowed in
       email addresses of new users. Note that this list is always
       used, even when the user submission queue has been switched off. Again,
       regular expression can be used.

       Example disallow email addresses with a certain domain

       when a new story, comment, trackback or pingback has been submitted or a
       new user has registered with the site. The array() can hold any
       combination of the strings 'story', 'comment', 'trackback',
       'pingback', and 'user' (separated by commas),
       depending on which notification(s) you want.

       Example: array('story','user'); would send
       notifications when a new story has been submitted or a new user has
       registered. No notifications would be sent, for example, for new

       the submissions page (moderation.php) that lists all the

       previewing (i.e. the submission form will always have a Preview and

       same source: 0 = keep only the first, reject any further trackbacks /
       pingbacks; 1 = overwrite, i.e. only keep the latest trackback / pingback;

       trackback. You can check if the URL in the trackback actually contains a
       link back to your site (otherwise, it's probably spam). You can also
       check if the trackback was sent from the proper IP address, i.e. the IP
       of the site in the trackback URL (again, if they don't match, it's
       probably spam). Note that you can add up the values
       below to do more than one check (but using option 1 and 2
       doesn't make sense and will be treated as if you requested option 2).

       Options are: 0 = don't perform any checks, 1 = check only for your
       site's main URL ($_CONF['site_url']), 2 = check for the
       exact URL of the entry (e.g. an article) on your site, 4 = check IP
       address of the sender of the trackback against the site referred to in
       the trackback URL.

       Example: $_CONF['check_trackback_link'] = 6; // check for

       URLs linked from a story - which includes stories on your own site that
       you may have linked in the article. This option lets you specify how
       these "self pingbacks" are to be handled: 0 = skip them, i.e.
       don't send pingbacks to stories on your own site; 1 = allow them, but
       obey the speed limit; 2 = allow them and ignore the speed limit.

       If your article contains more than one link to other stories on your
       site, then option 1 is probably of limited use, as it would only
       pingback the first linked story and run into the speed limit for the

       the number of registered users currently online in the Who's Online
       block but not their names. Only logged-in users will see the names of

       Daily Digest. Please note that this requires cron and the use of PHP as

       and the link to the new stories (0), or send the entire introtext (1) or
       send the first n characters from the introtext (where n =

       notice of your site's footer. If not set, Geeklog will use the current

       username (login name). Stories and comments posted under the old

       accounts. Stories and comments posted under that account will be kept

       below) kicks in and further logins are blocked for the given amount of

       attempt can be made after $_CONF['login_attempts'] (see

       displayed for admin users. When this variable is set to point to a
       service that can do IP address lookups, it's possible to lookup the
       owner of an IP address by clicking on it, making it easier to report
       abuse to ISPs, etc.

       $_CONF['ip_lookup'] should hold the complete URL to the
       lookup service, with a '*' marking the place where the IP
       address should go. It's also possible to use Tom Willet's <a href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=68255&package_id=95743">NetTools</a>
       package, in which case the correct setting would be $_CONF['ip_lookup']

       Whether the story should appear on the site's frontpage (1) or only in
       its topic's page (0). Please note that for stories submitted to the
       archive topic, this setting will be ignored and the story will not

       group to make a story "featured", i.e. the sticky top story on

       story by email. It will also hide the email icon from stories and the

       "printer friendly" format. It will also hide the printer icon
       from stories and the "View Printable Version" from the Story

       message on the index page (e.g. when viewing a topic without any stories

       paging" navigation from index.php, i.e. from the site's frontpage
       and all topic pages. This may come in handy for more advanced layouts

       stories (see above), where should the story's comments be displayed: 'last'
       = on the story's last page only, 'first' = on the first

       will be displayed on all pages (instead of only on the index

       page using the templates for a featured story, even if that story is not
       featured. This will even be applied to the first story on page 2 of a

       If you have several story admins that can create content that is not
       visible to other story admins, and such a content is featured, another
       admin might think its ok to feature his own content. To prevent that two
       admins unknowingly take features from each other away, only a user who

       variable available in footer.thtml (and disable it in header.thtml).
       This is really only useful for two-column layouts where you want the
       left column contain the stories and the right columni contain the

       images should be resized during upload. Leave as  if you don't want

       above, then this should hold the complete path to the
       mogrify executable (from the ImageMagick package), e.g. '/usr/bin/mogrify'.

       You will need a fairly recent version of <a href="http://www.imagemagick.org/">ImageMagick</a>

       above, then this should hold the complete path to the directory
       where the binaries from the netpbm package are kept, e.g. '/usr/bin/netpbm/'.
       Note that the path must end in a slash.

       Precompiled binaries of the netpbm package for various platforms can be
       downloaded from the <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/gallery/">Homepage

       unscaled images after upload. The smaller image will then be used as a
       thumbnail and will link to the original image. Note that this may use a

       lets the user chose between using the scaled or unscaled image in the
       story, i.e. enables the [unscaledX] image tag (in

       is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       it is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       this, it is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       it is rejected (even if you're using a graphics package to resize

       this option enables debugging output to be written into Geeklog's error.log
       file during the upload of an image. This is useful to track down

       it is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       this, it is either rejected or resized (depending on the setting of $_CONF['image_lib']

       it is rejected (even if you're using a graphics package to resize

       will be requested from <a href="http://gravatar.com/">gravatar.com</a>
       if the user didn't upload a user photo (i.e. an uploaded photo always
       takes priority).

       Please note that this option may slow down your site on pages that

       with the rating system used for movies (in the U.S.), i.e. the letters
       G, PG, R, or X. This option will let you chose the maximum
       allowed rating for an avatar. For example, a max. rating of R will make
       sure that no X-rated avatars will be displayed on your site (only G, PG,

       a user photo. The <img> tag for the user photo will
       be emitted with a max. width, as specified by this option. This means
       that the actual photo can still be larger, but will only be displayed
       smaller. This is useful for cases where you don't want oddly shaped user

       URL required!) that should be displayed for users without a user photo.
       When this option is not set and a user does not have a user photo (or an

       site's language and operating system, this may differ from the language
       setting in the locale (see above).

       Example: The PHP locale setting for German is 'de_DE'
       while the correct language setting for a German RSS feed would be

       If the value for this setting is a number, the feed will hold this many
       stories. If the number is followed by a lower-case 'h' (e.g. 24h) it

       stories will be included in the news feed. Any number greater than 1
       limits the introtext to that many characters (e.g. a value of 80 would
       only include the first 80 characters from the introtext in the feed). If

       a feed (into a portal block). The limit can also be set for each
       individual portal block in the block menu.

       <br>, <tt>, <hr>, <ol>, <ul>, <li>,

       use (in addition to those from user_html). Redefining a tag with

       yet. Leave this option as is to prevent unfinished options from showing