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<?php
#
# database settings
#
# Installation instructions:
# NEW INSTALL
# Leave these values blank,
# and go to the URL where you installed LifeType
# and look at /wizard.php and type the appropriate
# values in there.
#
# This file needs to be writable
# by whatever user your php scripts run as.
# The easiest thing to do is to make this file
# writable by everyone, and then after the wizard
# completes, remove write privileges from everyone
# except yourself.
#
# UPGRADE
# remove all files from your old plog directory
# (back them up somewhere, also backup your current
# database)
# Upload new pLog files into the same directory,
# and then copy your old config.properties.php
# over this file, and then run the wizard.
# (note, if upgrading between minor releases:
# 1.0 to 1.0.1, etc. you shouldn't run the wizard)
$config['db_host'] = '[[softdbhost]]';
$config['db_username'] = '[[softdbuser]]';
$config['db_password'] = '[[softdbpass]]';
$config['db_database'] = '[[softdb]]';
$config["db_persistent"] = true;
$config['db_character_set'] = 'utf8';
#
# the database prefix will be appended to the name of each database tables in case you want
# to have more than one version of plog running at the same time, such as the stable and
# unstable one for testing. Each one could use a different prefix and therefore they could
# coexist in the same unique database. If you change this after the initial configuration done
# with the installation wizard, please make sure that you also rename the tables.
#
$config['db_prefix'] = '[[dbprefix]]';
#
# This array is used to pass driver-specific parameters. Currently the only supported
# one is enable_fulltext_search, that informs the MySQL driver that FULLTEXT indexes
# can be used to speed up searches. It's disabled by default as it does not work with
# languages such as Chinese or Japanese. In all other cases, you probably want to enable
# this for performance reasons (searches are lot faster if using the FULLTEXT indexes)
#
$config["db_options"] = Array( "enable_mysql_fulltext_search" => false );
?>