source: trunk/config.inc.php @ 1804

<?php

/**
 * Basic Jlog Config File
 * 
 * IMPORTANT: This file does not contain your personal settings, in most cases
 * you do NOT want to modify this file.
 * 
 * This configuration file offers changes to Jlog behaviour to advanced users.
 * You may change the following constats, to move some of the Jlog folders to
 * a different location, e.g. outside of the document root.
 * 
 * You will probably need to update this file with every update, so keep that
 * in mind if you start hacking Jlog here. 
 **/        

/**
 * Jlog Base Path
 * 
 * This constant is used for historical reasons only and contains the path to
 * the main Jlog folder. You should not modify this. 
 **/        
define ('JLOG_BASEPATH', dirname(__FILE__));

/**
 * Library Path
 * 
 * Needs to define the absolute path to the "lib" folder, which contains all
 * libraries used by Jlog. You can share the lib folder among several Jlog
 * installations.   
 **/        
define ('JLOG_LIBPATH', JLOG_BASEPATH . '/lib');

/**
 * Language Path
 * 
 * Needs to define the absolute path to the "lang" folder, which contains the
 * localizations of Jlog . You can share the lib folder among several Jlog
 * installations.   
 **/        
define ('JLOG_LANGPATH', JLOG_BASEPATH . '/lang');

/**
 * Config Path
 * 
 * Absolute ath to the folder which contains all config files for Jlog. By 
 * default this folder resides as a subfolder inside the "personal" folder. 
 * Each Jlog installation must have its own config directory.  
 **/        
define ('JLOG_CONFPATH', JLOG_BASEPATH . '/personal/conf');

/**
 * Admin Folder Name
 * 
 * By default the administration files reside in a folder called "admin". You
 * can rename that folder if you want, if you also modify this constant here.   
 **/        
define ('JLOG_ADMINFOLDERNAME', 'admin');

/**
 * Personal Folder Name
 * 
 * By default all personal data is stored in a folder called "personal". You
 * can rename that folder if you want, if you also modify this constant here.   
 **/        
define ('JLOG_PERSONALFOLDERNAME', 'personal');

/**
 * Plugin Path
 * 
 * Jlog's functionality can be extended by plugins, which need to be uploaded
 * into a plugin folder. This constant defines the absolute path to the plugin 
 * folder.
 * Each Jlog installation should have its own plugin folder, see
 * JLOG_SHAREDPLUGINPATH, if you want to share plugins among several Jlog
 * installations.    
 * 
 * There is a little trick: If you set the value of JLOG_PLUGINPATH to PHP's
 * null value (NULL), the plugin architecture of Jlog is *completely disabled*,
 * which may improve the performance in some cases.      
 **/        
define ('JLOG_PLUGINPATH', JLOG_BASEPATH . '/plugins');

/**
 * Shared Plugin Path
 * 
 * Absolute path to a plugin folder, that is shared among several Jlog instances.
 * If a plugin is installed twice, in the plugin folder as well as in the 
 * shared plugin folder, the one in the local plugin folder takes precedence.
 * 
 * Set this value to NULL, if you don't want to use this feature.     
 **/        
define ('JLOG_SHAREDPLUGINPATH', NULL);

// eof