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About configuration: |
| How to configure TYPO3 |
Local
configuration is done by overriding default values in the included
file, typo3conf/localconf.php. In this file you enter the database
information along with values in the global array TYPO3_CONF_VARS.
The options in the TYPO3_CONF_VARS array and how to use it for your own
purposes is discussed in the base configuration file,
t3lib/config_default.php. This file sets up the default values and
subsequently includes the localconf.php file in which you can then
override values.
See this page for more information about system requirements.
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Directories: |
| typo3temp/ writable |
| typo3temp/pics/ writable |
| typo3temp/temp/ writable |
| typo3temp/llxml/ writable |
| typo3temp/cs/ writable |
| typo3temp/GB/ writable |
| typo3temp/locks/ writable |
| typo3conf/ writable |
| typo3conf/ext/ writable |
| typo3conf/l10n/ writable |
| typo3/ext/ writable |
| uploads/ writable |
| uploads/pics/ writable |
| uploads/media/ writable |
| uploads/tf/ writable |
| fileadmin/ writable |
| fileadmin/_temp_/ writable |
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php.ini configuration checked: |
| Current directory in include path |
| File uploads allowed |
| Memory limit |
memory_limit=128M
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| Maximum execution time |
max_execution_time=30
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| Functions disabled: none |
| Sendmail program not found or not executable? |
sendmail_path=/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i
This may be critical to TYPO3's use of the mail() function. Please be
sure that the mail() function in your php-installation works!
You can check the mail() function by entering your email address here
and press the button. You should then receive a testmail from
test@test.test.
Since almost all mails in TYPO3 are sent using the t3lib_htmlmail
class, sending with this class can be tested by checking the box Test t3lib_htmlmail
below. The return-path of the mail is set to null@www.xxxxx.com.
Some mail servers won't send the mail if the host of the return-path is
not resolved correctly.
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| safe_mode: off |
| sql.safe_mode: off |
| open_basedir set |
open_basedir=/home/http/xxxxx/:/tmp
This restricts TYPO3 to open and include files only in this path.
Please make sure that this does not prevent TYPO3 from running.
Notice (UNIX): Before checking a path according to open_basedir, PHP resolves all symbolic links.
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| PHP sessions availiable |
PHP Sessions availiabe
PHP is compiled with session support and session support is available.
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| Suhosin/Hardened PHP is not loaded |
Suhosin
limits the number of elements that can be submitted in forms to the
server. This will affect for example the "All configuration" section in
the Install Tool or Inline Relational Record Editing (IRRE) with many
child records.
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GDLib: |
| GDLib found |
| PNG supported |
| GIF supported |
| JPG supported (not used by TYPO3) |
| GIF / PNG issues |
You can choose between generating GIF or PNG files, as your GDLib supports both.
You should watch out for the generated size of the GIF-files because
some versions of the GD library do not compress them with LZW, but RLE
and ImageMagick is subsequently used to compress with LZW. But in the
case of ImageMagick failing this task (eg. not being compiled with LZW
which is the case with some versions) you'll end up with GIF-filesizes
all too big!
This install tool tests what kinds of GIF compression are available in
the ImageMagick installations by a physical test. You can also check it
manually by opening a TYPO3 generated gif-file with Photoshop and save
it in a new file. If the file sizes of the original and the new file
are almost the same, you're having LZW compression and everything is
fine.
TYPO3 prefers the use of GIF-files and most likely your visitors on your website does too as not all browsers support PNG yet.
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| FreeType quick-test (as GIF) |
(If the text is exceeding the image borders you are using Freetype 2 and need to set TYPO3_CONF_VARS[GFX][TTFdpi]=96.
If there is no image at all Freetype is most likely NOT available and you can just as well disable GDlib for TYPO3...)
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| GDLib software information |
You can get GDLib in the PNG version from http://www.boutell.com/gd/.
FreeType is for download at http://www.freetype.org/.
Generally, software for TYPO3 is found at http://typo3.sunsite.dk/software/ and packages listed at http://typo3.org/1274.0.html.
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Check Image Magick: |
| Available ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick installations: |
| /usr/bin/ | convert
composite
identify
| 6.0.7
6.0.7
6.0.7 |
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| Search for ImageMagick: |
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Check database: |
| Connected to SQL database successfully |
Username: admin
Host: localhost
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| Database |
xxxxx is selected as database.
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Write config to localconf.php: |
| Very Important: Changing Image Processing settings |
When you change the settings for Image Processing you must take into account that old images
may still be in typo3temp/ folder and prevent new files from being
generated! This is especially important to know, if you're trying to
set up image processing for the very first time.
The problem is solved by clearing the typo3temp/ folder. Also make sure to clear the cache_pages table.
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| Very Important: Changing Encryption Key setting |
When you change the setting for the Encryption Key you must take into account that a change to this value might invalidate temporary information, URLs etc.
The problem is solved by clearing the typo3temp/ folder. Also make sure to clear the cache_pages table.
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| Update localconf.php |
This form updates the localconf.php file with the suggested values you see below. The values are based on the analysis above.
You can change the values in case you have alternatives to the suggested defaults.
By this final step you will configure TYPO3 for immediate use provided that you have no fatal errors left above.
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