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Administrator Admin, 2010-08-24 02:50

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t3lib/config_default.php (Arbeitskopie)
'im_negate_mask' => FALSE, // Boolean: Indicates if the mask images should be inverted first. This depends of the ImageMagick version. Below ver. 5.1 this should be false. Above ImageMagick version 5.2+ it should be true. Just set the flag if the masks works opposite the intension!
'im_imvMaskState' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the 'im_negate_mask' state is inverted. This is very useful with newer versions of IM5 (at least 5.4.3+) where the 'im_version_5' setting will set 'im_negate_mask' which will eventually be wrong... Halleluja for ImageMagick - have I ever regreted using that package...
'im_no_effects' => FALSE, // Boolean: This is necessary if using ImageMagick 5+. Approved version for using effects is version 4.2.9. Effects in Imagemagick 5+ tends to render very slowly! Therefore this must be disabled in order not to perform sharpen, blurring and such. (However lately IM5 is allowed for effects again, but syntax has changed!)
'im_v5effects' => 0, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1)</p><dl><dt>0</dt><dd>disabled</dd><dt>-1</dt><dd>Do not sharpen images by default</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>All; blur and sharpening is allowed in ImageMagick again and the 'im_no_effects' flag is cancelled.<dd></dl><p>Blurring and sharpening has new syntaxes though. See class.t3lib_stdgraphic.php for details.</p>
'im_v5effects' => 0, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1)</p><dl><dt>0</dt><dd>disabled</dd><dt>-1</dt><dd>Do not sharpen images by default</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>All; blur and sharpening is allowed in ImageMagick again and the 'im_no_effects' flag is cancelled.</dd></dl><p>Blurring and sharpening has new syntaxes though. See class.t3lib_stdgraphic.php for details.</p>
'im_mask_temp_ext_gif' => FALSE, // Boolean: This should be set if ImageMagick is version 5+. This is used in class.tslib_content.php for masking images and the extension png is normally used because it's faster than gif for temporary files. But png seems not to work with some IM 5+ versions, so...
'im_mask_temp_ext_noloss' => 'miff', // String: Loss-less ImageMagick extension to use for mask processing in temporary filenames. Normally 'miff' (ImageMagick's OWN format) will do fine. However at least IM 5.4.9 has proved not to be able to write to its own file format which forced me to add this option. You can try and set this to tif/png/jpg if some masking doesn't work the way it should.
'im_noScaleUp' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, images are not being scaled up if told so (in t3lib/stdgraphics.php)
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'im_useStripProfileByDefault' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set, the im_stripProfileCommand is used with all IM Image operations by default. See tsRef for setting this parameter explocit for IMAGE generation.
'jpg_quality' => 70, // Integer: Default JPEG generation quality
'enable_typo3temp_db_tracking' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, then all files in typo3temp will be logged in a database table. In addition to being a log of the files with original filenames, it also serves to secure that the same image is not rendered simultaneously by two different processes.
'TTFLocaleConv' => '', // String: Enter locale conversion string used to recode input to TrueType functions. Eg. 'cp1250..UTF-8'. Deprecated from ver. 3.6.0 of TYPO3. Set up [BE][forceCharset] as strings are automatically converted from database charset to UTF-8.
'TTFLocaleConv' => '', // String: Enter locale conversion string used to recode input to TrueType functions. Eg. 'cp1250..UTF-8'. Deprecated from ver. 3.6.0 of TYPO3. Set up <a href="#BE-forceCharset">[BE][forceCharset]</a> as strings are automatically converted from database charset to UTF-8.
'TTFdpi' => 72, // Integer: Enter how many dpi the FreeType module uses. Freetype1 should be set to 72. Freetype2 should be set to 96 (otherwise fonts are rendered way bigger than FreeType1). This works as a global scaling factor for Freetype.
'png_truecolor' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set PNGs will get created as truecolor PNGs. If you use GDlib2 you can create truecolor images if they look not well currently. Note that this results in an increased image size. JPEGs get always created in truecolor now (GDlib2 required)
),
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'compat_version' => '3.8', // Compatibility version. TYPO3 behavior will try to be compatible with the output from the TYPO3 version set here. It is recommended to change this setting with the Upgrade Wizard.
'encryptionKey' => '', // This is a "salt" used for various kinds of encryption, CRC checksums and validations. You can enter any rubbish string here but try to keep it secret. You should notice that a change to this value might invalidate temporary information, URLs etc. At least, clear all cache if you change this so any such information can be rebuild with the new key.
'cookieDomain' => '', // When setting the value to ".example.com" (replace example.com with your domain!), login sessions will be shared across subdomains. Alternatively, if you have more than one domain with sub-domains, you can set the value to a regular expression to match against the domain of the HTTP request. The result of the match is used as the domain for the cookie. eg. <code>/\.(example1|example2)\.com$/</code> or <code>/\.(example1\.com)|(example2\.net)$/</code>
'cookieSecure' => 0, // <p>Integer (0, 1, 2): Indicates that the cookie should only be transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection from the client.</p><dl><dt>0</<dt><dd>always send cookie</dd><dt>1 (force HTTPS)</dt><dd>the cookie will only be set if a secure (HTTPS) connection exists - use this in combination with lockSSL since otherwise the application will fail and throw an exception</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>the cookie will be set in each case, but uses the secure flag if a secure (HTTPS) connection exists.</dd></dl>
'cookieSecure' => 0, // <p>Integer (0, 1, 2): Indicates that the cookie should only be transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection from the client.</p><dl><dt>0</dt><dd>always send cookie</dd><dt>1 (force HTTPS)</dt><dd>the cookie will only be set if a secure (HTTPS) connection exists - use this in combination with lockSSL since otherwise the application will fail and throw an exception</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>the cookie will be set in each case, but uses the secure flag if a secure (HTTPS) connection exists.</dd></dl>
'cookieHttpOnly' => FALSE, // Boolean: When enabled the cookie will be made accessible only through the HTTP protocol. This means that the cookie won't be accessible by scripting languages, such as JavaScript. This setting can effectively help to reduce identity theft through XSS attacks (although it is not supported by all browsers).
'doNotCheckReferer' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, it's NOT checked numerous places that the refering host is the same as the current. This is an option you should set if you have problems with proxies not passing the HTTP_REFERER variable.
'recursiveDomainSearch' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the search for domain records will be done recursively by stripping parts of the host name off until a matching domain record is found.
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'forceReturnPath' => FALSE, // Boolean: Force return path to be applied in mail() calls. If this is set, all calls to mail() done by t3lib_htmlmail will be called with '-f&lt;return_path&gt; as the 5th parameter. This will make the return path correct on almost all Unix systems. There is a known problem with Postfix below version 2: Mails are not sent if this option is set and Postfix is used. On Windows platforms, the return path is set via a call to ini_set. This has no effect if safe_mode in PHP is on.
'serverTimeZone' => 1, // Integer: GMT offset of servers time (from time()). Default is "1" which is "GMT+1" (central european time). This value can be used in extensions that are GMT aware and wants to convert times to/from other timezones.
'phpTimeZone' => '', // String: timezone to force for all date() and mktime() functions. A list of supported values can be found at <a href="http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php" target="_blank">php.net</a>. If this is not set, a valid fallback will be searched for by PHP (php.ini's <a href="http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.configuration.php#ini.date.timezone" target="_blank">date.timezone</a> setting, server defaults, etc); and if no fallback is found, the value of "UTC" is used instead.
'systemLog' => '', // <p>String: semi-colon separated list. Defines one or more logging methods. Possible methods:</p><dl><dt>file,&lt;abs-path-to-file&gt;[,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>logs to a file</dd><dt>mail,&lt;to&gt;[/&lt;from&gt;][,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>sends the log entries via mail</dd><dt>syslog,&lt;facility&gt;,[,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>uses the operating system's log. Facility may be one of LOCAL0..LOCAL7, USER (on Windows USER is the only valid type).</dd><dt>error_log[,,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>uses the PHP error log</dd><p>The &lt;level&gt; is the individual logging level (see [SYS][systemLogLevel].</p>
'systemLog' => '', // <p>String: semi-colon separated list. Defines one or more logging methods. Possible methods:</p><dl><dt>file,&lt;abs-path-to-file&gt;[,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>logs to a file</dd><dt>mail,&lt;to&gt;[/&lt;from&gt;][,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>sends the log entries via mail</dd><dt>syslog,&lt;facility&gt;,[,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>uses the operating system's log. Facility may be one of LOCAL0..LOCAL7, USER (on Windows USER is the only valid type).</dd><dt>error_log[,,&lt;level&gt;]</dt><dd>uses the PHP error log</dd></dl><p>The &lt;level&gt; is the individual logging level (see <a href="#SYS-systemLogLevel">[SYS][systemLogLevel]</a>).</p>
'systemLogLevel' => 0, // <p>Integer (0, 1, 2, 3, 4): Only messages with same or higher severity are logged.</p><ul><li>0: info</li><li>1: notice</li><li>2: warning</li><li>3: error</li><li>4: fatal error</li></ul>
'enableDeprecationLog' => 'file', // Commalist: Enables the logging of deprecated methods and functions. Default is 'file'. The following options are allowed: 'file': The log file will be written to typo3conf/deprecation_[hash-value].log 'devlog': The log will be written to the development log 'console': The log will be displayed in the Backend's Debug Console. The logging options can be combined by comma-separating them.
'maxFileNameLength' => 60, // Integer: This is the maximum file name length. The value will be taken into account by basic file operations like renaming or creation of files and folders.
'UTF8filesystem' => FALSE, // Boolean: If true and [BE][forceCharset] is set to utf-8, then TYPO3 uses utf-8 to store file names. This allows for accented Latin letters as well as any other non-latin characters like Cyrillic and Chinese.
'UTF8filesystem' => FALSE, // Boolean: If true and <a href="#BE-forceCharset">[BE][forceCharset]</a> is set to utf-8, then TYPO3 uses utf-8 to store file names. This allows for accented Latin letters as well as any other non-latin characters like Cyrillic and Chinese.
'lockingMode' => 'simple', // String: Define which locking mode is used to control requests to pages being generated. Can be one of either "disable" (no locking), "simple" (checks for file existance), "flock" (using PHPs <a href="http://php.net/flock" target="_blank">flock()</a> function), "semaphore" (using PHPs <a href="http://php.net/sem-acquire" target="_blank">sem_acquire()</a> function). Default is "disable".
'reverseProxyIP' => '', // String: list of IP addresses. If TYPO3 is behind one or more (intransparent) reverese proxies the IP addresses must be added here.
'reverseProxyHeaderMultiValue' => 'none', // String: "none","first","last": defines which values of a proxy header (eg HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR) to use, if more than one is found. "none" discards the value, "first" and "last" use the first/last of the values in the list.
'reverseProxyPrefix' => '', // String: optional prefix to be added to the internal URL (SCRIPT_NAME and REQUEST_URI).
'reverseProxySSL' => '', // String: '*' or list of IP addresses of proxies that use SSL (https) for the connection to the client, but an unencrypted connection (http) to the server. If '*' all proxies defined in SYS[reverseProxyIP] use SSL.
'reverseProxyPrefixSSL' => '', // String: prefix to be added to the internal URL (SCRIPT_NAME and REQUEST_URI) when accessing the server via an SSL proxy. This setting overrides SYS[reverseProxyPrefix].
'reverseProxySSL' => '', // String: '*' or list of IP addresses of proxies that use SSL (https) for the connection to the client, but an unencrypted connection (http) to the server. If '*' all proxies defined in <a href="#SYS-reverseProxyIP">[SYS][reverseProxyIP]</a> use SSL.
'reverseProxyPrefixSSL' => '', // String: prefix to be added to the internal URL (SCRIPT_NAME and REQUEST_URI) when accessing the server via an SSL proxy. This setting overrides <a href="#SYS-reverseProxyPrefix">[SYS][reverseProxyPrefix]</a>.
'caching' => array(
'cacheFrontends' => array(
't3lib_cache_frontend_VariableFrontend' => 't3lib/cache/frontend/class.t3lib_cache_frontend_variablefrontend.php:t3lib_cache_frontend_VariableFrontend',
......
)
),
'useCachingFramework' => FALSE, // Boolean: Enable this if you want to use the caching framework by default for the core caches cache_pages, cache_pagesection and cache_hash.
'displayErrors' => -1, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1, 2). Configures whether PHP errors should be displayed.</p><dl><dt>0</dt><dd>Do not display any PHP error messages. Overrides the value of "exceptionalErrors" and sets it to 0 (= no errors are turned into exceptions), the configured "productionExceptionHandler" is used as exception handler</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>Display error messages with the registered errorhandler. The configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used as exception handler</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>Display errors only if client matches TYPO3_CONF_VARS[SYS][devIPmask]. If devIPmask matches the users IP address the configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used for exceptions, if not "productionExceptionHandler" will be used</dd><dt>-1</dt><dd>Default setting. With this option, you can override the PHP setting "display_errors". If devIPmask matches the users IP address the configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used for exceptions, if not "productionExceptionHandler" will be used.</dd></dl>
'displayErrors' => -1, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1, 2). Configures whether PHP errors should be displayed.</p><dl><dt>0</dt><dd>Do not display any PHP error messages. Overrides the value of "exceptionalErrors" and sets it to 0 (= no errors are turned into exceptions), the configured "productionExceptionHandler" is used as exception handler</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>Display error messages with the registered errorhandler. The configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used as exception handler</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>Display errors only if client matches <a href="#SYS-devIPmask">[SYS][devIPmask]</a>. If devIPmask matches the users IP address the configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used for exceptions, if not "productionExceptionHandler" will be used</dd><dt>-1</dt><dd>Default setting. With this option, you can override the PHP setting "display_errors". If devIPmask matches the users IP address the configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used for exceptions, if not "productionExceptionHandler" will be used.</dd></dl>
'productionExceptionHandler' => 't3lib_error_ProductionExceptionHandler', // String: Classname to handle exceptions that might happen in the TYPO3-code. Leave empty to disable exception handling. Default: "t3lib_error_ProductionExceptionHandler". This exception handler displays a nice error message when something went wrong. The error message is logged to the configured logs. Note: The configured "productionExceptionHandler" is used if displayErrors is set to "0" or to "-1" and devIPmask doesn't match the users IP.
'debugExceptionHandler' => 't3lib_error_DebugExceptionHandler', // String: Classname to handle exceptions that might happen in the TYPO3-code. Leave empty to disable exception handling. Default: "t3lib_error_DebugExceptionHandler". This exception handler displays the complete stack trace of any encountered exception. The error message and the stack trace is logged to the configured logs. Note: The configured "debugExceptionHandler" is used if displayErrors is set to "1" and if displayErrors is "-1" or "2" and the devIPmask matches the users IP.
'errorHandler' => 't3lib_error_ErrorHandler', // String: Classname to handle PHP errors. E.g.: t3lib_error_ErrorHandler. This class displays and logs all errors that are registered as "errorHandlerErrors" ([SYS][errorHandlerErrors]). Leave empty to disable error handling. Errors can be logged to syslog (see: [SYS][systemLog]) to the installed developer log and to the "syslog" table. If an error is registered in "exceptionalErrors" ([SYS][exceptionalErrors]) it will be turned into an exception to be handled by the configured exceptionHandler.
'errorHandler' => 't3lib_error_ErrorHandler', // String: Classname to handle PHP errors. E.g.: t3lib_error_ErrorHandler. This class displays and logs all errors that are registered as "errorHandlerErrors" (<a href="#SYS-errorHandlerErrors">[SYS][errorHandlerErrors]</a>). Leave empty to disable error handling. Errors can be logged to syslog (see: <a href="#SYS-systemLog">[SYS][systemLog]</a>) to the installed developer log and to the "syslog" table. If an error is registered in "exceptionalErrors" ([SYS][exceptionalErrors]) it will be turned into an exception to be handled by the configured exceptionHandler.
'errorHandlerErrors'=> E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE, // Integer: The E_* constant that will be handled by the errorhandler. Default is "E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE".
'exceptionalErrors' => E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_WARNING ^ E_USER_ERROR ^ E_USER_NOTICE ^ E_USER_WARNING, // Integer: The E_* constant that will be handled as an exception by t3lib_error_ErrorHandler. Default is "E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_WARNING ^ E_USER_ERROR ^ E_USER_NOTICE ^ E_USER_WARNING" (4341) and "0" if displayError=0. Some values for errors: E_ALL=6143, E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_WARNING=6133. See php documentation for more details on this integer.
'enable_errorDLOG' => 0, // Boolean: If set, errors are written to the developer log (requires an installed *devlog* extension).
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'createGroup' => '', // Group for newly created files and folders (Unix only). Group ownership can be changed on Unix file systems (see above). Set this if you want to change the group ownership of created files/folders to a specific group. This makes sense in all cases where the webserver is running with a different user/group as you do. Create a new group on your system and add you and the webserver user to the group. Now you can safely set the last bit in fileCreateMask/folderCreateMask to 0 (e.g. 770). Important: The user who is running your webserver needs to be a member of the group you specify here! Otherwise you might get some error messages.
'warning_email_addr' => '', // Email address that will receive notification whenever an attempt to login to the Install Tool is made and that will also receive warnings whenever more than 3 failed backend login attempts (regardless of user) are detected within an hour.
'warning_mode' => '', // Bit 1: If set, warning_email_addr will be notified every time a backend user logs in. Bit 2: If set, warning_email_addr will be notified every time an ADMIN backend user logs in. Other bits are reserved for future options.
'lockIP' => 4, // Integer (0-4). Session IP locking for backend users. See [FE][lockIP] for details. Default is 4 (which is locking the FULL IP address to session).
'lockIP' => 4, // Integer (0-4). Session IP locking for backend users. See <a href="#FE-lockIP">[FE][lockIP]</a> for details. Default is 4 (which is locking the FULL IP address to session).
'sessionTimeout' => 3600, // Integer: seconds. Session time out for backend users. Default is 3600 seconds = 1 hour.
'IPmaskList' => '', // String: Lets you define a list of IP-numbers (with *-wildcards) that are the ONLY ones allowed access to ANY backend activity. On error an error header is sent and the script exits. Works like IP masking for users configurable through TSconfig. See syntax for that (or look up syntax for the function t3lib_div::cmpIP())
'lockBeUserToDBmounts' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set, the backend user is allowed to work only within his page-mount. It's advisable to leave this on because it makes security easy to manage.
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'enabledBeUserIPLock' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set, the User/Group TSconfig option 'option.lockToIP' is enabled.
'loginSecurityLevel' => '', // String: Keywords that determines the security level of login to the backend. "normal" means the password from the login form is sent in clear-text, "challenged" means the password is not sent but hashed with some other values, "superchallenged" (default) means the password is first hashed before being hashed with the challenge values again (means the password is stored as a hashed string in the database also), "rsa" uses RSA password encryption (only if the rsaauth extension is installed). DO NOT CHANGE this value manually; without an alternative authentication service it will only prevent logins in TYPO3 since the "superchallenged" method is hardcoded in the default authentication system.
'showRefreshLoginPopup' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the Ajax relogin will show a real popup window for relogin after the count down. Some auth services need this as they add custom validation to the login form. If it's not set, the Ajax relogin will show an inline relogin window.
'adminOnly' => 0, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1, 2)</p><dl><dt>-1</dt><dd>total shutdown for maintenance purposes</dd><dt>0</dt><dd>normal operation, everyone can login (default)</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>only admins can login</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>only admins and regular CLI users can login</dd>
'disable_exec_function' => FALSE, // Boolean: Don't use exec() function (except for ImageMagick which is disabled by [GFX][im]=0). If set, all fileoperations are done by the default PHP-functions. This is nescessary under Windows! On Unix the system commands by exec() can be used, unless this is disabled.
'adminOnly' => 0, // <p>Integer (-1, 0, 1, 2)</p><dl><dt>-1</dt><dd>total shutdown for maintenance purposes</dd><dt>0</dt><dd>normal operation, everyone can login (default)</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>only admins can login</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>only admins and regular CLI users can login</dd></dl>
'disable_exec_function' => FALSE, // Boolean: Don't use exec() function (except for ImageMagick which is disabled by <a href="#GFX-im">[GFX][im]</a>=0). If set, all fileoperations are done by the default PHP-functions. This is nescessary under Windows! On Unix the system commands by exec() can be used, unless this is disabled.
'usePHPFileFunctions' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set, all fileoperations are done by the default PHP-functions. Default on Unix is using the system commands by exec(). You need to set this flag under safe_mode.
'compressionLevel' => 0, // Determines output compression of BE output. Makes output smaller but slows down the page generation depending on the compression level. Requires a) zlib in your PHP installation and b) special rewrite rules for .css.gzip and .js.gzip (please see misc/advanced.htacces for an example). Range 1-9, where 1 is least compression and 9 is greatest compression. 'true' as value will set the compression based on the PHP default settings (usually 5). Suggested and most optimal value is 5.
'maxFileSize' => '10240', // Integer: If set this is the max filesize in KB's for file operations in the backend. Can be overridden through $TCA per table field separately.
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'tidy' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the output html-code will be passed through "tidy" which is a little program you can get from <a href="http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/" target="_blank">w3c.org</a>. "Tidy" cleans the HTML-code for nice display!
'tidy_option' => 'cached', // options [all, cached, output]. "all" = the content is always passed through "tidy" before it may be stored in cache. "cached" = only if the page is put into the cache, "output" = only the output code just before it's echoed out.
'tidy_path' => 'tidy -i --quiet true --tidy-mark true -wrap 0 -raw', // Path with options for tidy. For XHTML output, add " --output-xhtml true"
'logfile_dir' => '', // Path where TYPO3 should write webserver-style logfiles to. This path must be write-enabled for the webserver. If this path is outside of PATH_site, you have to allow it using [BE][lockRootPath]
'logfile_dir' => '', // Path where TYPO3 should write webserver-style logfiles to. This path must be write-enabled for the webserver. If this path is outside of PATH_site, you have to allow it using <a href="#BE-lockRootPath">[BE][lockRootPath]</a>
'publish_dir' => '', // Path where TYPO3 should write staticly published documents. This path must be write-enabled for the webserver. Remember slash AFTER! Eg: 'publish/' or '/www/htdocs/publish/'. See admPanel option 'publish'
'addAllowedPaths' => '', // Additional relative paths (comma-list) to allow TypoScript resources be in. Should be prepended with '/'. If not, then any path where the first part is like this path will match. That is: 'myfolder/ , myarchive' will match eg. 'myfolder/', 'myarchive/', 'myarchive_one/', 'myarchive_2/' ... No check is done to see if this directory actually exists in the root of the site. Paths are matched by simply checking if these strings equals the first part of any TypoScript resource filepath. (See class template, function init() in t3lib/class.t3lib_tsparser.php)
'allowedTempPaths' => '', // Additional paths allowed for temporary images. Used with imgResource. Eg. 'alttypo3temp/,another_temp_dir/';
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'pageNotFound_handling' => '', // How TYPO3 should handle requests for non-existing/accessible pages. false (default): The 'nearest' page is shown. TRUE or '1': An TYPO3 error box is displayed. Strings: page to show (reads content and outputs with correct headers), eg. 'notfound.html' or 'http://www.example.org/errors/notfound.html'. If prefixed "REDIRECT:" it will redirect to the URL/script after the prefix (original behaviour). If prefixed with "READFILE:" then it will expect the remaining string to be a HTML file which will be read and outputted directly after having the marker "###CURRENT_URL###" substituted with REQUEST_URI and ###REASON### with reason text, for example: "READFILE:fileadmin/notfound.html". Another option is the prefix "USER_FUNCTION:" which will call a user function, eg. "USER_FUNCTION:typo3conf/pageNotFoundHandling.php:user_pageNotFound->pageNotFound" where the file must contain a class "user_pageNotFound" with a method "pageNotFound" inside with two parameters, $param and $ref
'pageNotFound_handling_statheader' => 'HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found', // If 'pageNotFound_handling' is enabled, this string will always be sent as header before the actual handling.
'pageNotFoundOnCHashError' => FALSE, // Boolean: If true, a page not found call is made when cHash evaluation error occurs. By default they will just disable caching but still display page output.
'pageUnavailable_handling' => '', // How TYPO3 should handle requests when pages are unavailable due to system problems. false (default): A static error message is displayed. Strings: page to show (reads content and outputs with correct headers), eg. 'unavailable.html' or 'http://www.example.org/errors/unavailable.html'. If prefixed "REDIRECT:" it will redirect to the URL/script after the prefix (original behaviour). If prefixed with "READFILE:" then it will expect the remaining string to be a HTML file which will be read and outputted directly after having the marker "###CURRENT_URL###" substituted with REQUEST_URI and ###REASON### with reason text, for example: "READFILE:fileadmin/unavailable.html". Another option is the prefix "USER_FUNCTION:" which will call a user function, eg. "USER_FUNCTION:typo3conf/pageUnavailableHandling.php:user_pageUnavailable->pageUnavailable" where the file must contain a class "user_pageUnavailable" with a method "pageUnavailable" inside with two parameters, $param and $ref. If the client matches TYPO3_CONF_VARS[SYS][devIPmask], this setting is ignored and the page is shown as normal.
'pageUnavailable_handling' => '', // How TYPO3 should handle requests when pages are unavailable due to system problems. false (default): A static error message is displayed. Strings: page to show (reads content and outputs with correct headers), eg. 'unavailable.html' or 'http://www.example.org/errors/unavailable.html'. If prefixed "REDIRECT:" it will redirect to the URL/script after the prefix (original behaviour). If prefixed with "READFILE:" then it will expect the remaining string to be a HTML file which will be read and outputted directly after having the marker "###CURRENT_URL###" substituted with REQUEST_URI and ###REASON### with reason text, for example: "READFILE:fileadmin/unavailable.html". Another option is the prefix "USER_FUNCTION:" which will call a user function, eg. "USER_FUNCTION:typo3conf/pageUnavailableHandling.php:user_pageUnavailable->pageUnavailable" where the file must contain a class "user_pageUnavailable" with a method "pageUnavailable" inside with two parameters, $param and $ref. If the client matches <a href="#SYS-devIPmask">[SYS][devIPmask]</a>, this setting is ignored and the page is shown as normal.
'pageUnavailable_handling_statheader' => 'HTTP/1.0 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable', // If 'pageUnavailable_handling' is enabled, this string will always be sent as header before the actual handling.
'pageUnavailable_force' => FALSE, // Boolean: If true, pageUnavailable_handling is used for every frontend page. If the client matches TYPO3_CONF_VARS[SYS][devIPmask], the page is shown as normal. This is useful during temporary site maintenance.
'pageUnavailable_force' => FALSE, // Boolean: If true, pageUnavailable_handling is used for every frontend page. If the client matches <a href="#SYS-devIPmask">[SYS][devIPmask]</a>, the page is shown as normal. This is useful during temporary site maintenance.
'userFuncClassPrefix' => 'user_', // This prefix must be the first part of any function or class name called from TypoScript, for instance in the stdWrap function.
'addRootLineFields' => '', // Comma-list of fields from the 'pages'-table. These fields are added to the select query for fields in the rootline.
'checkFeUserPid' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set, the pid of fe_user logins must be sent in the form as the field 'pid' and then the user must be located in the pid. If you unset this, you should change the fe_users.username eval-flag 'uniqueInPid' to 'unique' in $TCA. This will do: $TCA['fe_users']['columns']['username']['config']['eval']= 'nospace,lower,required,unique';
'lockIP' => 2, // Integer (0-4). If >0, fe_users are locked to (a part of) their REMOTE_ADDR IP for their session. Enhances security but may throw off users that may change IP during their session (in which case you can lower it to 2 or 3). The integer indicates how many parts of the IP address to include in the check. Reducing to 1-3 means that only first, second or third part of the IP address is used. 4 is the FULL IP address and recommended. 0 (zero) disables checking of course.
'loginSecurityLevel' => '', // See description for TYPO3_CONF_VARS[BE][loginSecurityLevel]. Default state for frontend is "normal". Alternative authentication services can implement higher levels if preferred. For example, "rsa" level uses RSA password encryption (only if the rsaauth extension is installed)
'loginSecurityLevel' => '', // See description for <a href="#BE-loginSecurityLevel">[BE][loginSecurityLevel]</a>. Default state for frontend is "normal". Alternative authentication services can implement higher levels if preferred. For example, "rsa" level uses RSA password encryption (only if the rsaauth extension is installed)
'lifetime' => 0, // Integer: positive. If >0, the cookie of FE users will have a lifetime of the number of seconds this value indicates. Otherwise it will be a session cookie (deleted when browser is shut down). Setting this value to 604800 will result in automatic login of FE users during a whole week, 86400 will keep the FE users logged in for a day.
'sessionDataLifetime' => 86400, // Integer: positive. If >0, the session data will timeout and be removed after the number of seconds given (86400 seconds represents 24 hours).
'permalogin' => 2, // <p>Integer:</p><dl><dt>-1</dt><dd>Permanent login for FE users disabled.</dd><dt>0</dt><dd>By default permalogin is disabled for FE users but can be enabled by a form control in the login form.</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>Permanent login is by default enabled but can be disabled by a form control in the login form.</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>Permanent login is forced to be enabled.// In any case, permanent login is only possible if TYPO3_CONF_VARS[FE][lifetime] lifetime is > 0.</dd></dl>
'permalogin' => 2, // <p>Integer:</p><dl><dt>-1</dt><dd>Permanent login for FE users disabled.</dd><dt>0</dt><dd>By default permalogin is disabled for FE users but can be enabled by a form control in the login form.</dd><dt>1</dt><dd>Permanent login is by default enabled but can be disabled by a form control in the login form.</dd><dt>2</dt><dd>Permanent login is forced to be enabled.// In any case, permanent login is only possible if <a href="#FE-lifetime">[FE][lifetime]</a> lifetime is > 0.</dd></dl>
'maxSessionDataSize' => 10000, // Integer: Setting the maximum size (bytes) of frontend session data stored in the table fe_session_data. Set to zero (0) means no limit, but this is not recommended since it also disables a check that session data is stored only if a confirmed cookie is set.
'lockHashKeyWords' => 'useragent', // Keyword list (Strings commaseparated). Currently only "useragent"; If set, then the FE user session is locked to the value of HTTP_USER_AGENT. This lowers the risk of session hi-jacking. However some cases (like payment gateways) might have to use the session cookie and in this case you will have to disable that feature (eg. with a blank string).
'defaultUserTSconfig' => '', // String (textarea). Enter lines of default frontend user/group TSconfig.
......
'IPmaskMountGroups' => array( // This allows you to specify an array of IPmaskLists/fe_group-uids. If the REMOTE_ADDR of the user matches an IPmaskList, then the given fe_group is add to the gr_list. So this is an automatic mounting of a user-group. But no fe_user is logged in though! This feature is implemented for the default frontend user authentication and might not be implemented for alternative authentication services.
// array('IPmaskList_1','fe_group uid'), array('IPmaskList_2','fe_group uid')
),
'get_url_id_token' => '#get_URL_ID_TOK#', // This is the token, which is substituted in the output code in order to keep a GET-based session going. Normally the GET-session-id is 5 chars ('&ftu=') + hash_length (norm. 10)
'get_url_id_token' => '#get_URL_ID_TOK#', // This is the token, which is substituted in the output code in order to keep a GET-based session going. Normally the GET-session-id is 5 chars ('&amp;ftu=') + hash_length (norm. 10)
'content_doktypes' => '1,2,5,7', // List of pages.doktype values which can contain content (so shortcut pages and external url pages are excluded, but all pages below doktype 199 should be included. doktype=6 is not either (backend users only...). For doktypes going into menus see class.tslib_menu.php, line 494 (search for 'doktype'))
'enable_mount_pids' => TRUE, // Boolean: If set to "1", the mount_pid feature allowing 'symlinks' in the page tree (for frontend operation) is allowed.
'pageOverlayFields' => 'uid,title,subtitle,nav_title,media,keywords,description,abstract,author,author_email,url,urltype,shortcut,shortcut_mode', // List of fields from the table "pages_language_overlay" which should be overlaid on page records. See t3lib_page::getPageOverlay()
'hidePagesIfNotTranslatedByDefault' => FALSE, // Boolean: If TRUE, pages that has no translation will be hidden by default. Basically this will inverse the effect of the page localization setting "Hide page if no translation for current language exists" to "Show page even if no translation exists"
'eID_include' => array(), // Array of key/value pairs where key is "tx_[ext]_[optional suffix]" and value is relative filename of class to include. Key is used as "?eID=" for index_ts.php to include the code file which renders the page from that point. (Useful for functionality that requires a low initialization footprint, eg. frontend ajax applications)
'disableNoCacheParameter' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the no_cache request parameter will become ineffective. This is currently still an experimental feature and will require a website only with plugins that don't use this parameter. However, using "&no_cache=1" should be avoided anyway because there are better ways to disable caching for a certain part of the website (see COA_INT/USER_INT documentation in TSref).
'disableNoCacheParameter' => FALSE, // Boolean: If set, the no_cache request parameter will become ineffective. This is currently still an experimental feature and will require a website only with plugins that don't use this parameter. However, using "&amp;no_cache=1" should be avoided anyway because there are better ways to disable caching for a certain part of the website (see COA_INT/USER_INT documentation in TSref).
'workspacePreviewLogoutTemplate' => '', // If set, points to an HTML file relative to the TYPO3_site root which will be read and outputted as template for this message. Example: fileadmin/templates/template_workspace_preview_logout.html. Inside you can put the marker %1$s to insert the URL to go back to. Use this in &lt;a href="%1$s"&gt;Go back...&lt;/a&gt; links
'versionNumberInFilename' => 'querystring', // String: embed,querystring,''. Allows to automatically include a version number (timestamp of the file) to referred CSS and JS filenames on the rendered page. This will make browsers and proxies reload the files if they change (thus avoiding caching issues). Set to 'embed' will have the timestamp embedded in the filename, ie. filename.1269312081.js. IMPORTANT: 'embed' requires this .htaccess rule to work:</p><pre>RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f<br>RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d<br>RewriteRule ^(.+)\.(\d+)\.(php|js|css|png|jpg|gif)$ $1.$3 [L]</pre><p>Set to 'querystring' (default setting) to append the version number as a query parameter (doesn't require mod_rewrite). Set to '' will turn this functionality off (behaves like TYPO3 &lt; v4.4).</p>
'versionNumberInFilename' => 'querystring', // String: embed,querystring,''. Allows to automatically include a version number (timestamp of the file) to referred CSS and JS filenames on the rendered page. This will make browsers and proxies reload the files if they change (thus avoiding caching issues). Set to 'embed' will have the timestamp embedded in the filename, ie. filename.1269312081.js. IMPORTANT: 'embed' requires this .htaccess rule to work:<pre>RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f<br />RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d<br />RewriteRule ^(.+)\.(\d+)\.(php|js|css|png|jpg|gif)$ $1.$3 [L]</pre><p>Set to 'querystring' (default setting) to append the version number as a query parameter (doesn't require mod_rewrite). Set to '' will turn this functionality off (behaves like TYPO3 &lt; v4.4).</p>
'XCLASS' => array(), // See 'Inside TYPO3' document for more information.
),
'MODS' => array( // Backend Module Configuration (obsolete, make extension instead)
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