drupal/includes/setting.php

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<?php
#
# Database settings:
#
$db_host = "localhost";
$db_user = "username";
$db_pass = "password";
$db_name = "database";
#
# Comment votes:
# The keys of this associative array are displayed in each comment's
# selection box whereas the corresponding values represent the
# mathematical calculation to be performed to update a comment's
# value.
#
$comment_votes = array("none" => "none",
"-1" => "- 1",
"0" => "+ 0",
"+1" => "+ 1",
"+2" => "+ 2",
"+3" => "+ 3",
"+4" => "+ 4",
"+5" => "+ 5");
#
# Allowed HTML tags:
#
$allowed_html = "<A><B><BLOCKQUOTE><CODE><DD><DL><DT><EM><HR><I><LI><SMALL><OL><U><UL>";
#
# Themes:
# The first theme listed in this associative array will automatically
# become the default theme.
#
$themes = array("UnConeD" => array(
"themes/unconed/unconed.theme",
"modern theme, gray and blue, high coolness factor"),
"Marvin" => array(
"themes/marvin/marvin.theme",
"classic theme, white, basic design with a fresh look"));
#
# Languages / translation / internationalization:
# The first language listed in this associative array will
# automatically become the default language. You can add a language
# but make sure your SQL table, called locales is updated
# appropriately.
#
# Translation support - as provided by the default locale module add
# significant overhead to your site in exchange for excessive
# maintenance capabilities. If your site does not require
# translation support, disable it by commenting out the $language
# variable below.
#$languages = array(); // = language support disabled
$languages = array("en" => "English");
# This line prevents users from accessing your settings file:
if (basename($SCRIPT_FILENAME) == basename(__FILE__) && basename($SCRIPT_FILENAME) != "") die("access denied");
?>