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<?php
/* You can manually modify this file before installing (renaming this file to plog-config.php before
* installation) or you can let Plogger generate the file automatically by running the installation script
* (run plog-admin/_install.php in your browser).
* If you want to change the database connection information, you may also edit this file manually
* after Plogger has been installed. */
/* MySQL hostname */
define('PLOGGER_DB_HOST', '[[softdbhost]]');
/* MySQL database username */
define('PLOGGER_DB_USER', '[[softdbuser]]');
/* MySQL database password */
define('PLOGGER_DB_PW', '[[softdbpass]]');
/* The name of the database for Plogger */
define('PLOGGER_DB_NAME', '[[softdb]]');
/* Define the Plogger database table prefix. You can have multiple installations in one database if you give
* each a unique prefix. Only numbers, letters, and underscores are permitted (i.e., plogger_). */
define('PLOGGER_TABLE_PREFIX', 'plogger_');
/* Define the Plogger directory permissions. Change permissions if you are having issues with images or
* sub-directories being saved, moved, or deleted from the Plogger-created directories (i.e. Collections
* or Albums) */
define('PLOGGER_CHMOD_DIR', 0755);
/* Define the Plogger file permissions. Change permissions if you are having issues with viewing,
* deleting, or moving images within Plogger (i.e. Pictures) */
define('PLOGGER_CHMOD_FILE', 0644);
/* Is Plogger embedded in another program, like WordPress?
* 1/0 (True/False) if set will overrule automatic check */
define('PLOGGER_EMBEDDED', '');
/* Define a directory path to save session variables if you are having trouble logging in or Plogger is
* telling you that you have session.save_path issues and/or if your server php.ini setup has a
* blank session.save_path php.ini variable */
define('PLOGGER_SESSION_SAVE_PATH', '');
/* Plogger localized language, defaults to English. Change this to localize Plogger.
* A corresponding MO file for the chosen language must be installed in /plog-content/translations/.
* For example, upload de.mo to /plog-content/translations/ and set PLOGGER_LOCALE to 'de' to
* enable German language support.
* Example language codes: da, de, et, fr, pl, ro, tr, en-CA (for Canadian English) */
define('PLOGGER_LOCALE', '');
/* Turn on debug mode if trying to troubleshoot issues.
* 1/0 (True/False) if set will display debug messages at bottom of gallery and admin pages
* Do not leave this running if gallery is functioning properly. */
define('PLOGGER_DEBUG', '');
?>