1) No validity checks are made to the configuration variables. users can set memory limit to -32M (just an example)
2) For some reasons changes that I make to configuration variables in Config_gedcom.php are not saved. I changed them both via the GUI and also directly in the file, but for some reason the change is not taken into effect
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2) At least for some values it is possible that the host-admin has set some default values to the php.ini which can NOT be overwritten by phpgedview. So for memory limit this could be possible. And some others probably too.
Regards
Peter
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Each gedcom has its own copy of config_gedcom.php stored in the index directory as gedcom.ged_conf.php. The config_gedcom.php file only contains the default settings that are used when the gedcom is first added.
--John
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Hello
I have encountered some more problems:
1) No validity checks are made to the configuration variables. users can set memory limit to -32M (just an example)
2) For some reasons changes that I make to configuration variables in Config_gedcom.php are not saved. I changed them both via the GUI and also directly in the file, but for some reason the change is not taken into effect
2) At least for some values it is possible that the host-admin has set some default values to the php.ini which can NOT be overwritten by phpgedview. So for memory limit this could be possible. And some others probably too.
Regards
Peter
Each gedcom has its own copy of config_gedcom.php stored in the index directory as gedcom.ged_conf.php. The config_gedcom.php file only contains the default settings that are used when the gedcom is first added.
--John