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Original - php Code <?php //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // ltw_config.php // $Id: ltw_config.php,v 1.17 2003/08/22 03:44:30 t51admin Exp $ // // ltwCalendar Configuration File //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 'include_dir' defines the file system path to the directory that contains // the .php scripts needed for the calendar. This 'logically' separates the // configuration information from the code, making it easier to run multiple // calendars on the same server off the same code "base". // By default, the code is kept in the same directory as the config file. $ltw_config['include_dir'] = './private'; // 'html_xxxxer_file' defines the file system path to the header and footer // files, making them easier to share with other php scripts on a site $ltw_config['html_header_file'] = $ltw_config['include_dir'].'/ltw_header.php'; $ltw_config['html_footer_file'] = $ltw_config['include_dir'].'/ltw_footer.php'; // 'hrs_per_day' defines whether to use a 12 to 24 hour clock display // for starting and ending times. // valid settings are 12 or 24 $ltw_config['hrs_per_day'] = 12; // 'salt' makes the database encryption for user logins unique to your setup //by defining the string that 'salts' the crypt() function when dealing with // passwords in the database. // Change the following to some random 9 character string. $ltw_config['salt'] ='Rb98-JC##'; // Define the database connection parameters. // Currently only db_type = 1 (My SQL) is supported. $ltw_config['db_type'] = 1; $ltw_config['db_server'] = 'localhost'; $ltw_config['db_name'] = 'forums'; $ltw_config['db_user'] = 'xxxxx'; $ltw_config['db_pass'] = 'xxxxx'; $ltw_config['db_persistent'] = false; // Define the table names in the database to use $ltw_config['db_table_calendar']= 'ltw_eventsv4'; $ltw_config['db_table_category']= 'ltw_categoryv4'; $ltw_config['db_table_users'] = 'ltw_usersv4'; $ltw_config['db_table_log'] = 'ltw_logv4'; // 'list_query_size' defines the number of days to return for each // query in the "list" view. This variable allows you to "throttle" // the number of events returned to minimize memory impact. // If your calendar has a lot of events with long descriptions, you may // want to reduce the size of this parameter. $ltw_config['list_query_size'] = 31; // 'login_required' defines whether or not a user must log in to see // the calendar. If 'login_required', then a user must also have // :Read Privledge" to view the calendar. // Set login_required = 1 to enable $ltw_config['login_required'] = 0; // 'uloglevel' defines the user 'event' logging that occurs // This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from // none to all of the bits for full logging // Bit 0x01 User Add/Edit/Delete (brief) // Bit 0x02 User Add/Edit/Delete (detailed) // Bit 0x04 User Login 'Events' // Bit 0x08 User Change Password 'Events' // examples // uloglevel = 0x04 - write only Login/Out 'events' // uloglevel = 0x05 - logins and minimal user change 'events' // uloglevel = 0x0f - full logging // uloglevel = 0x00 - disabled $ltw_config['uloglevel'] = 0x0f; // 'eloglevel' defines the event change logging that occurs // This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from // none to all of the bits for full logging // Bit 0: Event Add/Edit/Delete (brief) // Bit 1: Event Add/Edit/Delete (detailed) // examples // eloglevel = 0x01 - minimal logging // eloglevel = 0x03 - maximum logging // eloglevel = 0x00 - disabled $ltw_config['eloglevel'] = 0x0f; // 'cloglevel' defines the category change logging that occurs // This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from // none to all of the bits for full logging // Bit 0x01 Category add/edit/delete (brief) // Bit 0x02 Category add/edit/delete (detailed) // examples // cloglevel = 0x01 - minimal logging // cloglevel = 0x03 - maximum logging // cloglevel = 0x00 - disabled $ltw_config['cloglevel'] = 0x0f; // 'min_pw_length' defines the minimum password number of characters allowed // for a password. The minimum number for reasonable security should be 8 $ltw_config['min_pw_length'] = 8; // 'pw_strength' defines the ammount of password checking that occurs. // Valid values are: // 0 - minimum - must be min_pw_length and can not contain username // forward, backwards, or subbing 53011 for seoll // 1 - medium - add it must contain numbers // 2 - high - add it mus be mixed case + punctuation $ltw_config['pw_strength'] = 0; // 'max_pw_age' defines the number of days a password is valid. // During the login process, if this number of days has elapsed since // the last password change, then the user's USCHGPW bit is set // // max_pw_age = 0 disables the function $ltw_config['max_pw_age'] = 11; // 'bad_logins' and 'grace_period' define the number of times // and in what period of seconds an invalid login will cause a user account // to be "locked". // bad_logins = 0 - disabled $ltw_config['bad_logins'] = 5; $ltw_config['grace_period'] = 120; // 'cat_fgcolor' and 'cat_bgcolor' define the default color for event links // if no matching category is found in the database // (ie the category is deleted for existing events) $ltw_config['cat_fgcolor'] = "#000000"; $ltw_config['cat_bgcolor'] = "#ffffff"; // 'week_starts_monday' defines whether the monthly calendar display // starts on Sunday or Monday. // 'week_starts_monday' = 0 - start the week on Sunday. // 'week_starts_monday' = 1 - start the week on Monday. // See Note in following section on 'daynames' too! $ltw_config['week_starts_monday'] = 0; // 'daynames' defines the names of the days that appear across the top of the // "month" display. The array is defined twice, once for each posibility, to make // it easier to set up. // if ( $ltw_config['week_starts_monday'] == 1 ){ // if week starts Monday $ltw_config['daynames'] = array("Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday",); }else{ // if week starts Sunday $ltw_config['daynames'] = array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday","Saturday"); } // 'monthnames' defines the names of the months as they appear on the calendar $ltw_config['monthnames'] = array(1=>"January","February","March","April", "May","June","July","August", "September","October","November","December"); // 'start_time' and 'end_time' set the default event start and ending times. // The format is HH:MM:TD, and is sensitive to 'hrs_per_day' // HH - hour : 1-12 or 0-23 // MM - minute : 0, 15, 30, 45 // TD - time of day: AM/PM or ignored (if hrs_per_day = 24) // if clock_base = 24, then the 3rd field is ignored // start_time = 0 - disables feature // end_time = 0 - disables feature $ltw_config['start_time'] = 0; $ltw_config['end_time'] = 0; // 'bullets' defines whether or not a bullets are displayed for each event. // bullets = 0 - disables the feature $ltw_config['bullets'] = '0'; // 'email_enabled' defines whether to send an eMail whenever an event is // added or updated. // 'email_from' defines the 'From: address' of the sender // 'email_reply_to' defines the 'Reply-To: address' of the sender, optional. // 'email_host' defines the SMTP host to mail to (for Windows installations) // // email_enabled = 0 - disables feature $ltw_config['email_enabled'] = '1'; $ltw_config['email_from'] = 'ltwAdmin@yourdomain.com'; $ltw_config['email_reply_to'] = ''; $ltw_config['email_host'] = ''; // 'use_popups' defines whether or not to use javascript popup windows // or just load new page in current browser window // // use_popups = 0 - disables popups // use_popups = 1 - enaables popups $ltw_config['use_popups'] = 1; ?>

 
<?php
 
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
// ltw_config.php
 
// $Id: ltw_config.php,v 1.17 2003/08/22 03:44:30 t51admin Exp $
 
//
 
// ltwCalendar Configuration File
 
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
 
 
 
 
// 'include_dir' defines the file system path to the directory that contains
 
// the .php scripts needed for the calendar.  This 'logically' separates the
 
// configuration information from the code, making it easier to run multiple
 
// calendars on the same server off the same code "base".
 
// By default, the code is kept in the same directory as the config file.
 
$ltw_config['include_dir']  = './private';
 
 
 
// 'html_xxxxer_file' defines the file system path to the header and footer 
 
// files, making them easier to share with other php scripts on a site
 
$ltw_config['html_header_file']  = $ltw_config['include_dir'].'/ltw_header.php';
 
$ltw_config['html_footer_file']  = $ltw_config['include_dir'].'/ltw_footer.php';
 
 
 
// 'hrs_per_day' defines whether to use a 12 to 24 hour clock display 
 
// for starting and ending times.
 
// valid settings are 12 or 24
 
$ltw_config['hrs_per_day'] = 12;
 
 
 
// 'salt' makes the database encryption for user logins unique to your setup 
 
//by defining the string that 'salts' the crypt() function when dealing with
 
// passwords in the database.
 
// Change the following to some random 9 character string.
 
$ltw_config['salt'] ='Rb98-JC##';
 
 
 
// Define the database connection parameters. 
 
// Currently only db_type = 1 (My SQL) is supported.
 
$ltw_config['db_type']        = 1;
 
$ltw_config['db_server']    = 'localhost';
 
$ltw_config['db_name']        = 'forums';
 
$ltw_config['db_user']        = 'xxxxx';
 
$ltw_config['db_pass']        = 'xxxxx';
 
$ltw_config['db_persistent']    = false;
 
 
 
// Define the table names in the database to use
 
$ltw_config['db_table_calendar']= 'ltw_eventsv4';
 
$ltw_config['db_table_category']= 'ltw_categoryv4';
 
$ltw_config['db_table_users']   = 'ltw_usersv4';
 
$ltw_config['db_table_log'] = 'ltw_logv4';
 
 
 
// 'list_query_size' defines the number of days to return for each
 
// query in the "list" view.  This variable allows you to "throttle"
 
// the number of events returned to minimize memory impact.
 
// If your calendar has a lot of events with long descriptions, you may
 
// want to reduce the size of this parameter.
 
$ltw_config['list_query_size'] = 31;
 
 
 
// 'login_required' defines whether or not a user must log in to see 
 
// the calendar. If 'login_required', then a user must also have
 
// :Read Privledge" to view the calendar.
 
// Set login_required = 1 to enable
 
$ltw_config['login_required'] = 0;
 
 
 
// 'uloglevel' defines the user 'event' logging that occurs
 
// This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from
 
// none to all of the bits for full logging
 
//   Bit 0x01 User Add/Edit/Delete (brief)
 
//   Bit 0x02 User Add/Edit/Delete (detailed)
 
//   Bit 0x04 User Login 'Events' 
 
//   Bit 0x08 User Change Password 'Events'
 
// examples
 
//   uloglevel = 0x04  - write only Login/Out 'events'
 
//   uloglevel = 0x05  - logins and minimal user change 'events'
 
//   uloglevel = 0x0f  - full logging
 
//   uloglevel = 0x00  - disabled
 
$ltw_config['uloglevel'] = 0x0f;
 
    
 
// 'eloglevel' defines the event change logging that occurs
 
// This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from
 
// none to all of the bits for full logging
 
//   Bit 0: Event Add/Edit/Delete (brief)
 
//   Bit 1: Event Add/Edit/Delete (detailed)
 
// examples
 
//   eloglevel = 0x01  - minimal logging
 
//   eloglevel = 0x03  - maximum logging
 
//   eloglevel = 0x00  - disabled
 
$ltw_config['eloglevel'] = 0x0f; 
 
    
 
// 'cloglevel' defines the category change logging that occurs
 
// This is a bitmapped value, so you can set from
 
// none to all of the bits for full logging
 
//   Bit 0x01 Category add/edit/delete (brief)
 
//   Bit 0x02 Category add/edit/delete (detailed)
 
// examples
 
//   cloglevel = 0x01  - minimal logging
 
//   cloglevel = 0x03  - maximum logging
 
//   cloglevel = 0x00  - disabled
 
$ltw_config['cloglevel'] = 0x0f; 
 
 
 
// 'min_pw_length' defines the minimum password number of characters allowed 
 
// for a password. The minimum number for reasonable security should be 8
 
$ltw_config['min_pw_length'] = 8;
 
 
 
// 'pw_strength' defines the ammount of password checking that occurs.
 
// Valid values are:
 
//  0 - minimum -  must be min_pw_length and can not contain username
 
//                            forward, backwards, or subbing 53011 for seoll
 
//      1 - medium  -  add it must contain numbers
 
//      2 - high    -  add it mus be mixed case + punctuation
 
$ltw_config['pw_strength'] = 0;
 
 
 
// 'max_pw_age' defines the number of days a password is valid.
 
// During the login process, if this number of days has elapsed since
 
// the last password change, then the user's USCHGPW bit is set
 
//
 
// max_pw_age = 0 disables the function
 
$ltw_config['max_pw_age'] = 11;
 
 
 
// 'bad_logins' and 'grace_period' define the number of times 
 
// and in what period of seconds an invalid login will cause a user account
 
// to be "locked".  
 
// bad_logins = 0  - disabled
 
$ltw_config['bad_logins']   = 5;    
 
$ltw_config['grace_period'] = 120;  
 
        
 
// 'cat_fgcolor' and 'cat_bgcolor' define the default color for event links
 
// if no matching category is found in the database
 
// (ie the category is deleted for existing events)
 
$ltw_config['cat_fgcolor'] = "#000000";
 
$ltw_config['cat_bgcolor'] = "#ffffff";
 
 
 
// 'week_starts_monday' defines whether the monthly calendar display
 
// starts on Sunday or Monday.
 
//  'week_starts_monday' = 0   - start the week on Sunday.
 
//  'week_starts_monday' = 1   - start the week on Monday.
 
// See Note in following section on 'daynames' too!
 
$ltw_config['week_starts_monday'] = 0;
 
 
 
// 'daynames' defines the names of the days that appear across the top of the 
 
// "month" display. The array is defined twice, once for each posibility, to make
 
// it easier to set up.
 
// 
 
if ( $ltw_config['week_starts_monday'] == 1 ){
 
  // if week starts Monday
 
  $ltw_config['daynames'] = array("Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday",);
 
}else{
 
  // if week starts Sunday
 
  $ltw_config['daynames'] = array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday","Saturday");
 
}
 
    
 
// 'monthnames' defines the names of the months as they appear on the calendar
 
$ltw_config['monthnames'] = 
 
array(1=>"January","February","March","April", "May","June","July","August", "September","October","November","December");
 
 
 
// 'start_time' and 'end_time' set the default event start and ending times.
 
// The format is HH:MM:TD, and is sensitive to 'hrs_per_day'
 
//  HH - hour        : 1-12 or 0-23
 
//  MM - minute      : 0, 15, 30, 45
 
//  TD - time of day: AM/PM or ignored (if hrs_per_day = 24)
 
// if clock_base = 24, then the 3rd field is ignored
 
// start_time = 0  - disables feature
 
// end_time   = 0  - disables feature
 
$ltw_config['start_time'] = 0;
 
$ltw_config['end_time']   = 0;
 
 
 
// 'bullets' defines whether or not a bullets are displayed for each event.
 
//  bullets = 0  - disables the feature
 
$ltw_config['bullets']  = '0';
 
 
 
// 'email_enabled'  defines whether to send an eMail whenever an event is 
 
//                  added or updated.
 
// 'email_from'     defines the 'From: address' of the sender
 
// 'email_reply_to' defines the 'Reply-To: address' of the sender, optional.
 
// 'email_host'     defines the SMTP host to mail to (for Windows installations)
 
//
 
// email_enabled = 0  - disables feature
 
$ltw_config['email_enabled']    = '1';
 
$ltw_config['email_from']   = 'ltwAdmin@yourdomain.com';
 
$ltw_config['email_reply_to']   = '';
 
$ltw_config['email_host']   = '';
 
 
 
// 'use_popups'  defines whether or not to use javascript popup windows
 
//               or just load new page in current browser window
 
//
 
// use_popups = 0  - disables popups
 
// use_popups = 1  - enaables popups
 
$ltw_config['use_popups']   = 1;   
 
 
 
 
 
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