<?php
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Specifies the default CMS theme.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This parameter value can be overridden by the CMS back-end settings.
|
*/
'activeTheme' => 'demo',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Bleeding edge updates
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If you are developing with October, it is important to have the latest
| code base. Set this value to 'true' to tell the platform to download
| and use the development copies of core files and plugins.
|
*/
'edgeUpdates' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Back-end URI prefix
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the URL name used for accessing back-end pages.
| For example: backend -> http://localhost/backend
|
*/
'backendUri' => '/[[admin_folder]]',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Back-end force HTTPS security
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Use this setting to force a secure protocol when accessing any back-end
| pages, including the authentication pages. This is usually handled by
| web server config, but can be handled by the app for added security.
|
*/
'backendForceSecure' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Back-end login remember
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Define live duration of backend sessions:
|
| true - session never expire (cookie expiration in 5 years)
|
| false - session have a limited time (see session.lifetime)
|
| null - The form login display a checkbox that allow user to choose
| wanted behavior
|
*/
'backendForceRemember' => true,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Back-end timezone
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This acts as the default setting for a back-end user's timezone. This can
| be changed by the user at any time using the backend preferences. All
| dates displayed in the back-end will be converted to this timezone.
|
*/
'backendTimezone' => 'UTC',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Back-end Skin
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the back-end skin to use.
|
*/
'backendSkin' => 'Backend\Skins\Standard',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Automatically run migrations on login
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If value is true, UpdateManager will be run on logging in to the backend.
| It's recommended to set this value to 'null' in production enviroments
| because it clears the cache every time a user logs in to the backend.
| If set to null, this setting is enabled when debug mode (app.debug) is enabled
| and disabled when debug mode is disabled.
|
*/
'runMigrationsOnLogin' => null,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Determines which modules to load
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specify which modules should be registered when using the application.
|
*/
'loadModules' => ['System', 'Backend', 'Cms'],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Prevents application updates
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If using composer or git to download updates to the core files, set this
| value to 'true' to prevent the update gateway from trying to download
| these files again as part of the application update process. Plugins
| and themes will still be downloaded.
|
*/
'disableCoreUpdates' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Specific plugins to disable
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specify plugin codes which will always be disabled in the application.
|
*/
'disablePlugins' => [],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Determines if the routing caching is enabled.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If the caching is enabled, the page URL map is saved in the cache. If a page
| URL was changed on the disk, the old URL value could be still saved in the cache.
| To update the cache the back-end Clear Cache feature should be used. It is recommended
| to disable the caching during the development, and enable it in the production mode.
|
*/
'enableRoutesCache' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Time to live for the URL map.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The URL map used in the CMS page routing process. By default
| the map is updated every time when a page is saved in the back-end or when the
| interval, in minutes, specified with the urlMapCacheTTL parameter expires.
|
*/
'urlCacheTtl' => 10,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Time to live for parsed CMS objects.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the number of minutes the CMS object cache lives. After the interval
| is expired item are re-cached. Note that items are re-cached automatically when
| the corresponding template file is modified.
|
*/
'parsedPageCacheTTL' => 10,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Determines if the asset caching is enabled.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If the caching is enabled, combined assets are cached. If a asset file
| is changed on the disk, the old file contents could be still saved in the cache.
| To update the cache the back-end Clear Cache feature should be used. It is recommended
| to disable the caching during the development, and enable it in the production mode.
|
*/
'enableAssetCache' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Determines if the asset minification is enabled.
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If the minification is enabled, combined assets are compressed (minified).
| It is recommended to disable the minification during development, and
| enable it in production mode. If set to null, assets are minified
| when debug mode (app.debug) is disabled.
|
*/
'enableAssetMinify' => null,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Check import timestamps when combining assets
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If deep hashing is enabled, the combiner cache will be reset when a change
| is detected on imported files, in addition to those referenced directly.
| This will cause slower page performance. If set to null, deep hashing
| is used when debug mode (app.debug) is enabled.
|
*/
'enableAssetDeepHashing' => null,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Database-driven Themes
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Stores theme templates in the database instead of the filesystem.
|
| false - All theme templates are sourced from the filesystem.
|
| true - Source theme templates from the database with fallback to the filesytem.
|
| null - Setting equal to the inverse of app.debug: debug enabled, this disabled.
|
| The database layer stores all modified CMS files in the database. Files that are
| not modified continue to be loaded from the filesystem. The `theme:sync $themeDir`
| console command is available to populate the database from the filesystem with
| the `--toFile` flag to sync in the other direction (database to filesystem) and
| the `--paths="/path/to/file.md,/path/to/file2.md" flag to sync only specific files.
|
| Files modified in the database are cached to indicate that they should be loaded
| from the database.
|
*/
'databaseTemplates' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Public plugins path
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the public plugins path relative to the application base URL,
| or you can specify a full URL path.
|
*/
'pluginsPath' => '/plugins',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Public themes path
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the public themes path relative to the application base URL,
| or you can specify a full URL path.
|
*/
'themesPath' => '/themes',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Resource storage
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies the configuration for resource storage, such as media and
| upload files. These resources are used:
|
| media - generated by the media manager.
| uploads - generated by attachment model relationships.
|
| For each resource you can specify:
|
| disk - filesystem disk, as specified in filesystems.php config.
| folder - a folder prefix for storing all generated files inside.
| path - the public path relative to the application base URL,
| or you can specify a full URL path.
|
| Optionally, you can specify how long temporary URLs to protected files
| in cloud storage (ex. AWS, RackSpace) are valid for by setting
| temporaryUrlTTL to a value in seconds to define a validity period. This
| is only used for the 'uploads' config when using a supported cloud disk
|
| NOTE: If you have installed October in a subfolder, are using local
| storage and are not using a linkPolicy of 'force' you should include
| the path to the subfolder in the `path` option for these storage
| configurations.
|
| Example: October is installed under https://localhost/projects/october.
| You should then specify `/projects/october/storage/app/uploads` as the
| path for the uploads disk and `/projects/october/storage/app/media` as
| the path for the media disk.
*/
'storage' => [
'uploads' => [
'disk' => 'local',
'folder' => 'uploads',
'path' => '/storage/app/uploads',
'temporaryUrlTTL' => 3600,
],
'media' => [
'disk' => 'local',
'folder' => 'media',
'path' => '/storage/app/media',
],
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Convert Line Endings
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Determines if October should convert line endings from the windows style
| \r\n to the unix style \n.
|
*/
'convertLineEndings' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Linking policy
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Controls how URL links are generated throughout the application.
|
| detect - detect hostname and use the current schema
| secure - detect hostname and force HTTPS schema
| insecure - detect hostname and force HTTP schema
| force - force hostname and schema using app.url config value
|
*/
'linkPolicy' => 'detect',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Default permission mask
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Specifies a default file and folder permission for newly created objects.
|
*/
'defaultMask' => ['file' => '[[set_ofc]]', 'folder' => '[[set_odc]]'],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Safe mode
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If safe mode is enabled, the PHP code section is disabled in the CMS
| for security reasons. If set to null, safe mode is enabled when
| debug mode (app.debug) is disabled.
|
*/
'enableSafeMode' => null,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Protection
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If the CSRF protection is enabled, all "postback" & AJAX requests are
| checked for a valid security token.
|
*/
'enableCsrfProtection' => true,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Force bytecode invalidation
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| When using OPcache with opcache.validate_timestamps set to 0 or APC
| with apc.stat set to 0 and Twig cache enabled, clearing the template
| cache won't update the cache, set to true to get around this.
|
*/
'forceBytecodeInvalidation' => true,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Twig Strict Variables
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If strict_variables is disabled, Twig will silently ignore invalid
| variables (variables and or attributes/methods that do not exist) and
| replace them with a null value. When enabled, Twig throws an exception
| instead. If set to null, it is enabled when debug mode (app.debug) is
| enabled.
|
*/
'enableTwigStrictVariables' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Base Directory Restriction
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Restricts loading backend template and config files to within the base
| directory of the application.
|
| WARNING: This should always be enabled for security reasons. However, in
| some cases you may need to disable this; for instance when developing
| plugins that are stored elsewhere in the filesystem for organizational
| reasons and then symlinked into the application plugins/ directory.
|
| NEVER have this disabled in production.
|
*/
'restrictBaseDir' => true,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Backend Service Worker
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Allow plugins to run Service Workers in the backend.
|
| WARNING: This should always be disabled for security reasons as Service
| Workers can be hijacked and used to run XSS into the backend. Turning
| this feature on can create a conflict if you have a frontend Service
| Worker running. The 'scope' needs to be correctly set and not have a
| duplicate subfolder structure on the frontend, otherwise it will run
| on both the frontend and backend of your website.
|
| true - allow service workers to run in the backend
|
| false - disallow service workers to run in the backend
|
*/
'enableBackendServiceWorkers' => false,
];
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