htmlwarden

1 <?php 2 # Primary human language of page content. (Required by the HTML spec.) 3 # https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag 4 $GLOBALS['lang'] = 'en'; 5 6 # Pages (which are stored as partial .html documents) can be saved to an 7 # alternative location, including outside of the web root. This program 8 # just needs to have permissions to read and write to it. 9 $GLOBALS['page_dir'] = 'pages'; 10 $GLOBALS['archive_dir'] = 'pages/archive'; 11 12 # If true, anyone can view the wiki. (Logins still required to edit.) 13 $GLOBALS['anonymous_viewing'] = true; 14 15 # You can restrict the login cookie to just the wiki URL path. 16 # A root of '/' makes the cookie visible to the whole domain. 17 $GLOBALS['cookie_root'] = '/'; 18 19 # This link snippet will prefix all "internal" wiki links. 20 $GLOBALS['wiki_link_path'] = 'index.php?page='; 21 22 # User accounts. Add or remove lines here to manage accounts. 23 # To login as the example Guest account, you would go to: 24 # login.php?login=1234 25 # There is no login interface, but one could be easily built. 26 $GLOBALS['wiki_logins'] = [ 27 '1234'=>'Guest', 28 ]; 29 30 # Default page to load when visiting the Wiki. Page name 'home' will 31 # load pages/home.html 32 $GLOBALS['default_page_name'] = 'htmlwarden'; 33 34 # File uploads (images) will go here 35 # NOT IMPLEMENTED YET! 36 $GLOBALS['uploads_dir'] = '/var/wiki_uploads/';