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Movable Type configuration file [mt.cfg]
This configuration file holds system-wide configuration
settings that apply to all of the blogs in your Movable
Type installation.
Movable Type uses the CGIPath setting to construct links back to
CGI scripts; for example, the MT tag <$MTCGIPath$> is substituted
with the value of the CGIPath setting. You will need to change this
value when you first install MT; instructions for doing so are in
the Installation Instructions, in INSTALLING THE MOVABLE TYPE
APPLICATION CODE, Step 3.
CGIPath http://10.141.204.79/mt/
The filesystem path to the 'db' directory, where your MT database
files are stored. You will probably need to change this when you
first install MT; instructions for doing so are in the Installation
Instructions, in INSTALLING THE MOVABLE TYPE APPLICATION CODE, Step 8.
DataSource D:/usr/local/mysql/data
The following options are commented out: to uncomment an
option, remove the '#' at the beginning of the line.
First, however, make sure that you understand the purpose
of the configuration setting.
If you place all of your MT files in a cgi-bin directory, you
will need to situate the static files (docs, images, styles.css)
elsewhere, so that the webserver will not try to execute them. The
TROUBLESHOOTING section of the manual has more information.
StaticWebPath /mt-static/
The filesystem path to the 'tmpl' directory, which contains the
front-end templates used by the Movable Type application. This
setting defaults to './tmpl', which means that the 'tmpl' directory
is in the same directory as the 'mt.cgi' file; you probably don't
need to change this setting.
TemplatePath ./tmpl
By default, Movable Type looks for sendmail in three locations:
/usr/lib/sendmail, /usr/sbin/sendmail, and /usr/ucblib/sendmail.
If your sendmail is in a different location, you can adjust the
SendMailPath configuration setting.
SendMailPath /usr/sbin/sendmail
If you would rather use SMTP than sendmail, you should set the
MailTransfer config setting to 'smtp' (as below). You will also
need to set the address of your SMTP server, and install the
Mail::Sendmail Perl module. See the TROUBLESHOOTING section of the
manual for more details. Possible values for MailTransfer are:
'smtp', 'sendmail', and 'debug' (which just writes out mail messages
to STDERR, for debugging purposes). The default is 'sendmail'.
MailTransfer smtp
SMTPServer smtp.your-site.com
By default, when writing to an output file (for example, one of your
index or archive pages), Movable Type will first write the data to
a temp file, then rename that temp file. In the case that the process
writing the data dies unexpectedly, this prevents the pages on your
site from being erased. If you do not like this behavior (because it
requires you to set directory permissions too loosely, for example),
uncomment the following setting.
NoTempFiles 1
The WeblogsPingURL setting is the URL used to send the XML-RPC
weblogs.com ping. You should not need to change this setting unless
weblogs.com announces that the URL is changing.
WeblogsPingURL
http://some.alternate.weblogs.com.server/path/
The BlogsPingURL setting is the URL used to send the XML-RPC
blo.gs ping. You should not need to change this setting unless
blo.gs announces that the URL is changing.
BlogsPingURL
http://some.alternate.blo.gs.server/path/
The MTPingURL setting is the URL used to send the XML-RPC ping to
movabletype.org (if you have a Recently Updated Key). You should not
need to change this setting.
MTPingURL
http://some.alternate.movabletype.org.server/path/
When uploading files through Movable Type's upload mechanism, a ceiling
is put on the size of the files that can be uploaded to prevent
denial-of-service attacks. By default this setting is 1000000 (1MB).
CGIMaxUpload 500000
When creating files and directories, Movable Type uses umask settings to
control the permissions set on the files. The default settings for file
creation (HTMLUmask, DBUmask, and UploadUmask) are 0111; for directory
creation (DirUmask), the default is 0000. You should not change these
settings unless you are running MT under cgiwrap or suexec, or some other
scenario where the MT application runs as you; in addition, you should not
change these settings unless you know what they mean, and what they do.
DBUmask 0022
HTMLUmask 0022
UploadUmask 0022
DirUmask 0022
In addition to controlling permissions via umask settings, you can also
use the HTMLPerms and UploadPerms settings to control the default
permissions for files created by the system (either as output files or
uploaded files). The only real use of this is to turn on the executable bit
of files created by the system--for example, if MT is generating PHP files
that need to have the executable bit turned on, you could set HTMLPerms
to 0777. The default is 0666. You should not change these settings unless
you know what they mean, and what they do.
HTMLPerms 0777
UploadPerms 0777
When processing uploaded files, if Movable Type notices that the file you
uploaded already exists, it will allow you to overwrite the original file,
by first asking for your confirmation. To do this, MT needs to write the
uploaded data to a temporary file. That temporary file is stored in the
directory specified by the TempDir setting; the value defaults to /tmp.
TempDir /tmp/
When rebuilding individual archives, Movable Type splits up the rebuilding
process into segments, where each segment consists of rebuilding N entries.
The default value for N is 40, so by default, MT will rebuild 40 entries at
a time, then move on to the next 40, etc. You can change that value globally
here; for example, if you have a very stable server, you might wish to just
get it all done with in one batch.
EntriesPerRebuild 40
The filesystem path to the 'import' directory, which is used when importing
entries and comments into the system--'import' is the directory where the
files to be imported are placed. This setting defaults to './import', which
means that the 'import' directory is in the same directory as the 'mt.cgi'
file; you probably don't need to change this setting.
ImportPath ./import
By default Movable Type uses Perl's flock() function to lock your
databases while reading and writing. On systems using NFS-mounted
directories, however, Perl's flock() may fail, unless the perl executable
has been built to use fnctl(2) instead of flock(2); and even then, it is
not certain that the locking will truly work.
Thus, if you have problems running Movable Type on systems using NFS, you
can use this directive to use simpler file locking that will work over NFS.
Note that this setting only applies if you are using the Berkeley DB
version of MT.
NOTE: do not adjust this setting unless you know what you are doing!
UseNFSSafeLocking 1
On some Windows systems, neither flock() nor link() are available, so
you can't use the default flock() locking, nor can you use the NFS-safe
locking. In such cases, you can turn on the NoLocking option. Note that
you should ONLY do this if your system supports nothing else--it is a
last resort, because it increases the likelihood of database corruption.
However, if you are the only person using the system (for example, if this
is your personal server), this should not be as much of an issue.
Note that this setting only applies if you are using the Berkeley DB
version of MT.
NOTE: do not adjust this setting unless you know what you are doing!
NoLocking 1
By default Movable Type uses the Perl module HTML::Entities to encode
characters into HTML entities, provided that you have this Perl module.
However, in some circumstances, even if you have this module, you may
not wish to use it for encoding; for example, if you are using a language
that uses a different character encoding (Polish, Russian, etc). In that
case, you should set the value of NoHTMLEntities to 1.
NoHTMLEntities 1
By default, when encoding data for XML Movable Type checks whether your
data looks like it contains any HTML tags or other unsafe-for-XML data,
and if so, it encloses your data in CDATA tags. Some news aggregators
have trouble with combinations of CDATA with other data, though, so if
this is causing a problem for you, you can use NoCDATA to encode any
special characters into entities.
NoCDATA 1
When sending pings--either TrackBack pings or update pings--Movable Type
sets a timeout on the ping, so that it doesn't take too long and appear to
freeze up the system. You can override the default setting of 15 seconds
by setting a different value with the PingTimeout directive. The value
is assumed to be in seconds.
PingTimeout 20
By default, outgoing Trackback and update pings are sent to the internet
using the default network interface card (NIC) on the server running
Movable Type. In some rare cases, it may be necessary or desirable to have
the outbound ping traffic sent over a different network interface card or
network connection. In these situations, enter the IP address of the
network interface card that should be used to send the outgoing ping
notifications.
You may specifiy only the IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx), or and IP address
and port number (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:#). If no port number is specified, the
outgoing ping will be sent from the specified IP address using the next
available port number. If a port is specified, the outgoing ping will be
sent from the specified IP address AND port number. This is useful when you
need a consistent source IP:port address for firewall filtering of
outbound connections.
Note: Don't specify a port unless it's absolutely necessary. If the
port specified is already in use, the outgoing ping will fail without
error.
PingInterface 192.168.10.5
PingInterface 192.168.10.5:8080
In some cases, a proxy server must be used to gain access to the internet
if the computer Movable Type is running on is behind a firewall or on an
internal private network. By setting PingProxy to the full URL
address of your proxy server, Movable Type will route all Trackback and
update pings through the proxy server specified.
PingProxy
If PingProxy above is set, Movable Type will route Trackback and update
pings through the specified proxy EXCEPT for pings destined for the domains
listed in PingNoProxy. The default value is "localhost, 127.0.0.1"
PingNoProxy internal.lan, example.tld
Specifies the image toolkit used to create thumbnails from uploaded images.
By default, the ImageMagick library and Image::Magick Perl module are used;
if your system does not have these, you can use the NetPBM tools instead
(assuming that your system has these tools installed). Possible values for
this setting are "ImageMagick" or "NetPBM".
ImageDriver NetPBM
By default, Movable Type looks for the NetPBM tools in three locations:
/usr/local/netpbm/bin, /usr/local/bin, and /usr/bin. If your
NetPBM tools are installed in a different location, you can adjust the
NetPBMPath configuration setting. Note that this path should be the path
to the directory containing the NetPBM binaries; for example, if your
pnmscale binary is at /home/foo/netpbm/bin/pnmscale, you should
set the value of NetPBMPath to /home/foo/netpbm/bin.
NetPBMPath /home/foo/netpbm/bin
By default, the script that Movable Type uses for comments is called
mt-comments.cgi, the TrackBack script is called mt-tb.cgi, the
search engine script is called mt-search.cgi, the XML-RPC server
script is called mt-xmlrpc.cgi, and the dynamic blog view script is
called F<mt-view.cgi>. In
some situations--for example, if you are running MT under mod_perl, or if
your server requires that your Perl scripts have the extension .pl--you
may need different names for these scripts. You can set the names that will
be used throughout the default templates and Movable Type code by changing
these values.
CommentScript mt-comments.pl
TrackbackScript mt-tb.pl
SearchScript mt-search.pl
XMLRPCScript mt-xmlrpc.pl
ViewScript mt-view.pl
By default, the character encoding sent in the HTTP headers when you are
using the system corresponds to the language you have chosen as your
"Preferred Language" in your user profile. If you would like to override
that you can set PublishCharset to the character encoding to be used. Be
aware, though, that this will override the setting for every user and
every blog in this MT installation. An example encoding might be
"Shift_JIS".
PublishCharset UTF-8
"Safe mode" enables certain warnings about security and other issues,
and turns off some small features and capabilities (for example, linking
templates to files with .cgi and other extensions). Safe mode is on by
default; you can turn it off by setting SafeMode to 0.
SafeMode 0
By default, Movable Type cleans up ("sanitizes") any data submitted by
visitors to your site. This is done to remove any code (HTML or otherwise)
that could compromise the security of your site. The sanitization code works
by only allowing certain HTML tags--any other tags, and all processing
instructions (PHP, for example) are stripped. The GlobalSanitizeSpec
setting, then, specifies the tags and attributes that are allowed. The
default setting is "a href,b,br/,p,strong,em,ul,li,blockquote".
GlobalSanitizeSpec br/,p
By default, for each TrackBack item in your Movable Type system--either
entry or category TrackBack items--an individual RSS feed will be
automatically created and managed, listing the TrackBack pings for that
item. These pings are stored in your Local Archive Path. If you want to
turn off this feature, you can set GenerateTrackBackRSS to 0.
The default setting is 1, to generate RSS files for each TrackBack item.
GenerateTrackBackRSS 0
Search configuration
The filesystem path to the 'search_templates' directory, which is where
your search templates should be located. This setting defaults to
'./search_templates', which means that the 'search_templates' directory
is in the same directory as the 'mt.cgi' file; you probably don't need
to change this setting, unless you have moved your 'search_templates'
directory.
SearchTemplatePath ./search_templates/
The filename of the default search template, located inside of your
'search_templates' directory (see the SearchTemplatePath directive). If you
define and use alternate templates (see below), you don't need to use
the default template. The default value is 'default.tmpl'.
DefaultTemplate default.tmpl
If you have multiple blogs, or if you provide several different versions
of your site, you may wish to use alternate templates to provide different
versions of your search results, as well. See "Alternate Templates" in
the manual for more details. You can define as many alternate templates
as you want.
AltTemplate comments comments.tmpl
AltTemplate work work.tmpl
AltTemplate play play.tmpl
To restrict the blogs included in a search on your site, you can use the
IncludeBlogs and ExcludeBlogs settings. IncludeBlogs lists the blogs that
will be included in the search, and ExcludeBlogs lists blogs that will be
excluded from the search. Do not try to use both--IncludeBlogs will
override ExcludeBlogs. The default is to search all blogs. Separate blog
IDs with commas.
ExcludeBlogs 1,3,4
IncludeBlogs 2
The following settings specify the defaults for searches on your site;
they can be overridden either through hidden form inputs, or in form inputs
set by your users. You should probably leave these settings at the defaults
and allow your users to override them. RegexSearch is a regular-expression
search, and CaseSearch is a case-sensitive search. The default value for
each of these settings is 0.
RegexSearch 1
CaseSearch 1
The default number of days to search on a regular search (SearchCutoff)
or on a new comment search (CommentSearchCutoff). The default for
SearchCutoff is to search from the beginning of your blog (all of your
entries), and the default for CommentSearchCutoff is the last month of
comments.
SearchCutoff 7
CommentSearchCutoff 7
The maximum number of results to return in a search. If this is a straight
search, the number of results is per-blog--if you set MaxResults to 5,
for example, that would mean a maximum of 5 results for each blog in your
system. In a new comment search, this is the maximum number of entries
with new comments.
MaxResults 5
The sort order for the search results. Using 'ascend' will list the entries
in chronological order (oldest entry at the top); using 'descend' will
list the entries in reverse chronological order (newest entry at the top).
The default is 'descend'.
ResultDisplay ascend
The number of words in the excerpt displayed when you use the
<$MTEntryExcerpt$> tag inside of your search results. This setting is
distinct from the "Number of words in excerpt" setting in your blog
configuration, because this setting is just used for excerpts in your
search results. The default is 40 words.
ExcerptWords 100
By default, a search will search only through the entries in your blog,
not through the comments. A comment search is slower than an entry search,
because there is more text to search through. You should probably leave
this set to 'entries', and let your visitors override that setting if
they wish to. Possible values are 'entries', 'comments', or 'both'.
SearchElement both
By default, the search engine allows most of the above configuration
directives to be overridden by search templates. This has the side effect
that users could also override those settings by changing values in the
query string. In particular, this could be dangerous if you have some
private weblogs--even if you use IncludeBlogs or ExcludeBlogs to
allow/deny certain weblogs to be searched, users could override that
setting to search your private weblog. You can use NoOverride to provide
a comma-separated list of configuration directives that cannot be
overriden by either search templates or users. This means that only the
settings made in mt.cfg will be used.
NoOverride IncludeBlogs,ExcludeBlogs
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