This topic provide a summary of system settings available to site administrators.
List of settings
The following is the list of system-wide settings, in the order as displayed
by the Kernel module settings form.
Description of settings
| Title: |
Allow the users to self-register |
| ID: |
new_user_registration |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), the Registration link will be
avaulable ib the standard components:
/main/auth/authorize.php/main/auth/authorize_registration.php
|
| Default value: |
Y |
| Title: |
Upon registration, add to group |
| ID: |
new_user_registration_def_group |
| Description: |
Specifies groups to which a user is automatically added after the
registration (using methods CUser::Register, CUser::SimpleRegister). |
| Default value: |
2 (the Everyone group) |
| Title: |
Allow authorization caching |
| ID: |
store_password |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), and if a user selects Remember me
at the time of authorization, the user authorization will be stored in
his cookie. This parameter is also used to show or hide the Remember
me check box in the standard components:
/main/auth/authorize.php/main/auth/auth_form.php-
/main/auth/authorize_registration.php
|
| Default value: |
Y |
| Title: |
Use secure storing of the authorization data in cookies |
| ID: |
use_secure_password_cookies |
| Description: |
If the parameter Allow authorization caching is set ("Y"),
this parameter specifies the type of cookie in which the authorization
is to be stored. If this parameter is checked ("Y"), the
authorization cookie is created as secure, which implies automatic
authorization for the secure connections (HTTPS) only. |
| Default value: |
N |
| Title: |
One or comma-separated list of E-mail addresses to receive
copies of all the outcoming messages |
| ID: |
all_bcc |
| Description: |
E-mail address or a list of comma-separated addresses to which all
the outcoming messages are duplicated. |
| Default value: |
|
| Title: |
Send email event and template identifiers in message |
| ID: |
send_mid |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), the following line is appended to
the message body:
MID: EVENT_ID.TEMPLATE_ID (DATE_EVENT)
where:
- EVENT_ID - mail event ID;
- TEMPLATE_ID - mail template ID;
- DATE_EVENT - date of the mail event creation.
|
| Default value: |
N |
| Title: |
E-mail address in caption |
| ID: |
fill_to_mail |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), the "To" field is
copied to the message header. |
| Default value: |
N |
| Title: |
E-mail of site administrator (default sender address) |
| ID: |
email_from |
| Description: |
This field usually contains the site administrator e-mail address.
This address is available for mail templates as #DEFAULT_EMAIL_FROM#. |
| Default value: |
"admin@".$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] |
| Title: |
Convert Unix new line symbols to Windows format during
email sending |
| ID: |
CONVERT_UNIX_NEWLINE_2_WINDOWS |
| Description: |
Setting this parameter to "Y" causes all new line symbols
(aka carriage return, CR, \n) to be converted to the pair "line feed
(LF)"+"new line" (\r\n).
This may be needed in situations when a site has been originally
developed for the Unix server (with the new line symbol set to \n), but
later ported to the Windows server (with the new line symbol set to a
pair of \r\n). But as the RFC 2822 standard forbids the use of
single \n or \r in e-mail messages, the mail server may cause errors
when parsing e-mail messages. |
| Default value: |
N (do not convert) |
| Title: |
Convert 8-bit characters in the message header |
| ID: |
convert_mail_header |
| Description: |
According to the RFC 2822 standard, the message header ("To", "From", "Subject", "CC", "BCC"
and other fields) may only contain characters with codes from 33 (100001)
to 126 (1111110) (Latin letters, digits, punctuation marks); these
symbols use the lower 7 bits of a byte. Symbols that use the bit 8 (128
and greater), are called 8-bit symbols. The RFC 2822 standard
forbids their use in the message header. Many mail servers do not
support 8-bit symbols in the message header.
Therefore, if you use 8-bit symbols (e.g. national) in the header, you
have to set this parameter to "Y", which will convert 8-bit symbols to
the "MIME base64" format used to transfer binary data
in systems that do not support 8-bit symbols . |
| Default value: |
Y (perform conversion) |
| Title: |
Site name |
| ID: |
site_name |
| Description: |
Specifies the default site name (the field Site name in the
site settings). Used in mail templates in the field #SITE_NAME#. |
| Default value: |
the value of the standard PHP variable $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] |
| Title: |
Site url(without http://). E.g., www.mysite.com |
| ID: |
server_name |
| Description: |
This parameter specifies the default value of the site address (the
field Server URL in the site settings). Used in mail templates in
the field #SERVER_NAME#. |
| Default value: |
the value of the standard PHP variable $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] |
| Title: |
Name of system update server |
| ID: |
update_site |
| Description: |
URL of the update server. |
| Default value: |
www.bitrixsoft.com |
| Title: |
Cookie name prefix |
| ID: |
cookie_name |
| Description: |
Prefix of the cookie names set by this portal. |
| Default value: |
BITRIX_SM |
| Title: |
File upload default folder |
| ID: |
upload_dir |
| Description: |
Any subdirectory of the DocumentRoot
directory in which the files uploaded using CFile::SaveFile
are contained. This parameter is extensively used by the CFile
class methods. Uploaded files are those uploaded through the HTML forms,
except file that can be uploaded to any folder using Site Explorer
-> Explore -> Upload File. |
| Default value: |
upload |
| Title: |
Replace status 200 with 404 in header |
| ID: |
header_200 |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), the status 200 (OK) will be sent
every time a "page not found" (404) error occurs. This
parameter is generally used for search engine robots when building
services on the 404 error. For example, it can be used to create "nice
addresses" without parameters (e.g. /news/345.php). |
| Default value: |
Y |
| Title: |
Menu type for the top level of the site map |
| ID: |
map_top_menu_type |
| Description: |
This parameter is used by the standard component /main/map/default.php
used to display a site map. Stores the type of menu to be taken as the
starting level of the site map. |
| Default value: |
top |
| Title: |
Menu type for other levels of the site map |
| ID: |
map_left_menu_type |
| Description: |
This parameter is used by the standard component /main/map/default.php
used to display a site map. Stores the type of menu whose items are used
to build the site map (after the starting level). |
| Default value: |
left |
| Title: |
Error report mode |
| ID: |
error_reporting |
| Description: |
This parameter is used in the prologue
service section to set the PHP error and warning levels. |
| Default value: |
Errors only (E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR|E_PARSE) |
| Title: |
Global authentication for all site domains |
| ID: |
auth_multisite |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), the user authorization (stored in cookie
or session) will be spread
among all domains of all sites
of the portal. |
| Default value: |
N |
| Title: |
Keep the original names for uploaded files |
| ID: |
save_original_file_name |
| Description: |
Setting this parameter to "Y" causes the names of uploaded
files to be left as is. Otherwise, their names will be replaced with the
MD5 hash string. |
| Default value: |
N |
| Title: |
Automatically replace invalid symbols in the names of
uploaded files |
| ID: |
convert_original_file_name |
| Description: |
If this parameter is set ("Y"), all invalid symbols which are not
Latin letters, digits, dashes, underscores and dots will be replaced
with random valid symbols. |
| Default value: |
Y |