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#246 Relocate config.php to the index folder

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2004-03-23
2004-03-23
John T
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I have numerously over-written my config.php file while
upgrading updating etc. So I got to thinking that if the
config.php file was modified from default settings at all,
it should be then stored in the index folder.

A routine could be moddified to look there first and
validate the config.php options. If the options test as
invalid for whatever reason, The default config.php.

This is much like what is done with lang_settings.php
when settings are moddified.

This could prevent the novice pgv admin from getting
scared off.

Thanks
John

Discussion

  • John Finlay

    John Finlay - 2004-03-23

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    This would already be done if the location of the index
    directory were not specified by the $INDEX_DIRECTORY
    variable defined in the config.php file.

    --John

     
  • KosherJava

    KosherJava - 2004-03-24

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    can we at least try to see if the index dir is at the
    default location (most cases I think) and possibly prompt
    the user for the location of the index dir if it isnt in the
    default location?

     
  • Phantomas

    Phantomas - 2004-03-27

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    What about this idea?
    - /index is assumed to be the standard index dir
    - On the first configuration the changed config file will be
    copied to the index directory.
    - This means PGV will always try to find a config.php in the
    standard index dir.
    - If this file is not found, PGV tries to use the config.php in
    the root dir.
    - if config.php in the root dir is not found an error message is
    displayed and PGV stops.
    - For further changes PGV uses the found config.php,
    normally the one in the index dir, else the one in the root dir.

     

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