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# Kickstart configuration for the setup wizard
#
# DESCRIPTION
#
# In this file, installation parameters for each step
# in the setup wizard can be specified. For example, by
# providing the database connection parameters here, the
# corresponding graphical user interface asking for the
# database parameters will have the input forms pre-filled
# or be skipped, using the values provided here.
#
# USAGE
#
# Initialization:
#
# Copy this file as kickstart.ini to the root of your
# eZ Publish installation to enable this functionality.
#
# Installation Steps:
#
# For each step in the setup wizard asking for user input,
# there exists a corresponding configuration block in this
# file. The name of a configuration block is placed within
# squared brackets.
#
# The available blocks are:
# email_settings
# database_choice
# database_init
# language_options
# site_types
# site_access
# site_details
# site_admin
# security
# registration
#
# Uncomment the blocks that you want kickstarted and
# modify their parameter values as shown below.
#
# Parameter Values:
#
# Each parameter value is explained in details within a
# configuration block.
#
# As a general convention, the following syntax is being
# used to identify mandatory and optional parameters:
# <string> - Angle brackets mean that this parameter value
# is mandatory
# [string] - Squared brackets mean that this parameter value
# is optional
#
# "Continue" Parameter:
#
# The "Continue" parameter specifies whether a certain step
# in the setup wizard should be skipped:
# Continue=false - Show the interface, pre-filled with the
# values defined in kickstart.ini. This is the
# default behaviour if "Continue" is commented.
# Continue=true - Do not show the interface, instead continue
# to the next one and use the values defined
# in the kickstart configuration file.
#
# TROUBLESHOOTING
#
# Remove all leading whitespaces from uncommented
# configuration blocks or parameters - otherwise the
# settings will not be read properly by eZ Publish.
#
# Do not mix up optional parameter values and configuration
# blocks, just because both use squared brackets! Optional
# parameter values only appear after the equal (=) sign.
#[email_settings]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Type=<email-type>
## Type of email handler
## <email-type>:
## - mta - Use Sendmail/MTA
## - smtp - Use SMTP
#Type=mta
## Server=<hostname>
## Which server to use for SMTP
#Server=
## User=<username>
## Which user to use for SMTP
#User=
## Password=<hostname>
## Which password to use for SMTP
#Password=
#[database_choice]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Type=<database-system>
## Which database system to use
## <database-system>:
## - mysql - Use mysql
## - postgresql - Use postgresql
## other values are possible if provided by extension
#Type=mysql
#[database_init]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Server=<hostname>
## Which hostname has the database server
#Server=localhost
## Which port to connect to the database server
#Port=
## Database=<database>
## Which database to use
#Database=ezp35test
## User=<username>
## Which user should be used in database
#User=root
## Server=<password>
## Which password should be used for user
#Password=
## Socket=<socket-path>
## Path to socket or empty for no socket
#Socket=
#[language_options]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Primary=<locale>
## The primary language for the site
#Primary=eng-GB
## Languages[]=<locale>
## Additional languages
#Languages[]
#[site_types]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Site_package=<identifier>
## Which site package to install, package identifier
#Site_package=news_site
#[site_access]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Access=<access-type>
## <access-type>:
## - url - Use url/path for matching
## - port - Use port for matching
## - hostname - Use hostname for matching
#Access=url
#[site_details]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Title=<string>
## The site title
## if not supplied it uses the site package name
#Title=My cool new site
## URL=<url>
## The URL to use
## if not supplied it will generate it from the current url
#URL=
## Access=<string>
## The access name to use for user site
## if not supplied it will use site identifier
#Access=news
## AdminAccess=<string>
## The access name to use for admin site
## if not supplied it will use site identifier + _admin
#AdminAccess=news_admin
## AccessPort=<number>
## The access port to use for user page
#AccessPort=8080
## AdminAccessPort=<number>
## The access port to use for admin page
#AdminAccessPort=8081
## AccessHostname=<url>
## The access hostname to use for user page
#AccessHostname=news.test.com
## AdminAccessHostname=<url>
## The access hostname to use for admin page
#AdminAccessHostname=news-admin.test.com
## Database=<databasename>
## The database name to use for site
#Database=ezp39test
## DatabaseAction=<action>
## What to do with the database, can be one of:
## <action>:
## - ignore
## Try to add entries without cleaning up
## - remove
## Clean up entries and add new ones
## - skip
## Do not insert database schema + data
#DatabaseAction=remove
#[site_admin]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## FirstName=[string]
## The first name of the administrator user
#FirstName=God
## LastName=[string]
## The first name of the administrator user
#LastName=Like
## Email=[string]
## The email address of the administrator user
## Password=[string]
## The password of the administrator user
#Password=publish
#[security]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
#[registration]
## Continue=<true|false>
## Whether this step should continue after reading the data
#Continue=true
## Comments=<string>
## Comment string to add to registration email
#Comments=
## Send=<boolean>
## Whether to send registration email or not
#Send=false