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There are two configuration files in your web://cp installation. The first is the CustomConfigurationFile and that is the file that you will edit to customize web://cp for your server. The second is the DefaultConfigurationFile and it should be left untouched except if you are developing new functionality for web://cp. Below is a list and explanation of possible values for your CustomConfigurationFile:
- $cfg['adminmail']
- The email address of the system administrator
- $cfg['sysname']
- The primary domain name of the system web://cp resides on.
- $cfg['basedir']
- The base directory that web://cp is installed in (usually /home/webcp).
- $cfg['webdir']
- The base directory that all virtual host directories exist in (usualy /home).
- $cfg['webname']
- The directory name to give all web documents.
- $cfg['loglevel']
Level of logging-
- 1 - fatal errors,
- 2 - warnings
- 3 - all activity)
- $cfg['log_system']
Log system to use-
- file - Log to a text file
- filedb - Log to a flat-file database.
- db - Log to the database.
- email - Log by sending email
- $cfg['logfile']
- Location of the log file if using file or filedb. Don't forget to chown this file to the user you defined for webcp.
- $cfg['accesslog']
- Location of the Apache web server access log.
- $cfg['ucount']
- Max allowed updates per domain and user.
- $cfg['bandwidth']
- This indicates whether to limit bandwidth using mod_Bandwidth in Apache (true|false).
Note bandwidth is not data transfer
- $cfg['sslang']
- Server side languages list (php,asp,perl,ssi,etc). This should be a comma separated list.
- $cfg['lang']
- Languages supported by web://cp (english,french,spanish). This should be a comma separated list.
- $cfg['defaultlang']
- Default language. This must be one of the languages listed in the supported language list.
- $cfg['defaultskin']
- The name of the default skin to use on web://cp.
- $cfg['key']
- This should be a text string which is secret. It is used for encoding and decoding passwords.
- $cfg['webcp']
- Version of web://cp you are running (eg. 0.5.7).
- $cfg['ssl']
- Indicate whether the control panel should support SSL. (true|false)
- $cfg['port']
- TCP Port that web://cp should be listening for requests on. (default is 81)
