Phpbb where is config.php

Post by The Baron » Sun Nov 16, pm. Post by 3Di » Sun Nov 16, pm. Post by Techie-Micheal » Tue Nov 18, pm. Quick links. Please do not post bug reports, feature requests, or MOD-related questions here. I logged in to my ACP index and saw this message in red: Your config file config. We strongly encourage you to change the permissions to or at least to for example: chmod config.

Re: config. You can change the permissions with any good FTP program. Or is your root folder actually phpBB3? BTW, we recommend that it be I can upgrade or update your Board. PM or email me. Paid support. My forum is now completely dead. We strongly encourage you to change the permissions to or at least to for example: chmod config. Working on a home PC which is the server. Any help please? Re: Your config file config. Post by sTimulated » Fri Mar 27, pm Oh?

That simple? Thought I'd need a degree or something to change it hehe,many thanks. Post by sTimulated » Fri Mar 27, pm Cool,sorted. Just incase this can be answered quickly I'll be searching as soon as I've posted Made a forum with version 3.

Greetings, Frank phpbb. Many config files have defaults, with explanations. Surely it would be helpful if a sample config. What about tuning?

Is there anything that can be tuned in config. What about security? Would it not be sensible to inform new board operators that changing the table names could be a good idea for purposes of obscurity. Are there any other settings specifically for security and performance? I see the point about letting the install configure it but surely there is more to this?

If something is configured automatically with user input other than locations, dbms type and login credentials then what if there are unknowns that should be known because they would be beneficial to the board operators? So, is there any guide to config. Is there something that explains what each variable does, and what should be added. Again I appreciate that the install should do this but it could be the case that some boards are not optimally configured because the install did not configure optimal, or because the board user made a mistake somewhere.