[PHPiCalendar-Commits] phpicalendar config.inc.php,1.164,1.165

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Update of /cvsroot/phpicalendar/phpicalendar
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4255

Modified Files:
	config.inc.php 
Log Message:
SF Patch #1177367

Trivial option to support non-standard FTP ports.


Index: config.inc.php
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RCS file: /cvsroot/phpicalendar/phpicalendar/config.inc.php,v
retrieving revision 1.164
retrieving revision 1.165
diff -C2 -d -r1.164 -r1.165
*** config.inc.php	31 Oct 2004 19:50:11 -0000	1.164
--- config.inc.php	6 May 2005 21:25:02 -0000	1.165
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*** 50,58 ****
  
  // Administration settings (/admin/)
! $allow_admin			= 'yes';				// Set to yes to allow the admin page - remember to change the default password if using 'internal' as the $auth_method			
  $auth_method			= 'ftp';			// Valid values are: 'ftp', 'internal', or 'none'. 'ftp' uses the ftp server's username and password as well as ftp commands to delete and copy files. 'internal' uses $auth_internal_username and $auth_internal_password defined below - CHANGE the password. 'none' uses NO authentication - meant to be used with another form of authentication such as http basic.
  $auth_internal_username	= 'admin';			// Only used if $auth_method='internal'. The username for the administrator.
! $auth_internal_password	= 'admin';		// Only used if $auth_method='internal'. The password for the administrator.
  $ftp_server				= 'localhost';		// Only used if $auth_method='ftp'. The ftp server name. 'localhost' will work for most servers.
  $ftp_calendar_path		= '';				// Only used if $auth_method='ftp'. The full path to the calendar directory on the ftp server. If = '', will attempt to deduce the path based on $calendar_path, but may not be accurate depending on ftp server config.
  
--- 50,59 ----
  
  // Administration settings (/admin/)
! $allow_admin			= 'yes';			// Set to yes to allow the admin page - remember to change the default password if using 'internal' as the $auth_method			
  $auth_method			= 'ftp';			// Valid values are: 'ftp', 'internal', or 'none'. 'ftp' uses the ftp server's username and password as well as ftp commands to delete and copy files. 'internal' uses $auth_internal_username and $auth_internal_password defined below - CHANGE the password. 'none' uses NO authentication - meant to be used with another form of authentication such as http basic.
  $auth_internal_username	= 'admin';			// Only used if $auth_method='internal'. The username for the administrator.
! $auth_internal_password	= 'admin';			// Only used if $auth_method='internal'. The password for the administrator.
  $ftp_server				= 'localhost';		// Only used if $auth_method='ftp'. The ftp server name. 'localhost' will work for most servers.
+ $ftp_port				= '21';				// Only used if $auth_method='ftp'. The ftp port. '21' is the default for ftp servers.
  $ftp_calendar_path		= '';				// Only used if $auth_method='ftp'. The full path to the calendar directory on the ftp server. If = '', will attempt to deduce the path based on $calendar_path, but may not be accurate depending on ftp server config.
  
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*** 93,95 ****
  $apache_map['user4'] = array('');			// Example: $apache_map['username'] = array('Calendar1', 'Calendar2');
  // add more lines as necessary
! ?>
\ No newline at end of file
--- 94,96 ----
  $apache_map['user4'] = array('');			// Example: $apache_map['username'] = array('Calendar1', 'Calendar2');
  // add more lines as necessary
! ?>