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Attachments
ATTACHMENTS_ENABLED
Attachments functionality status. Possible values are:
- 0 - attachments are disabled
- 1 - attachments are enabled
ATTACHMENTS_MAXSIZE
(this option is ignored when attachments are disabled)
Maximum allowed size of attachment (in kilobytes). Please note that minimum value of this option and upload_max_filesize option in your 'php.ini' file will be used actually.
ATTACHMENTS_COMPRESSED
(this option is ignored when attachments are disabled)
Whether attachments will be stored compressed. Possible values are:
- 0 - attachments are stored "as is" (takes more storage space)
- 1 - attachments are stored "gzipped" (takes more execution time)
You may turn this option on and off at any time without taking care about existing attachments. It means, that if you're turning on this option while there are several non-compressed attachments exist, then all these attachments will remain non-compressed and only new ones will be gzipped on upload, but it doesn't matter because eTraxis will proceed all of your attachments - compressed and non-compressed - correctly anyway. And vice versa - turning this option off while you already have several compressed attachments will not break anything.
ATTACHMENTS_PATH
(this option is ignored when attachments are disabled)
If you will use binary attachments feature, you have to create a directory that will be used by eTraxis to store attached files. This option is to specify this local path where attachments will be stored. The path must be finished with '/' character. Please note that '/' character only is allowed for both Windows and Unix kind of systems. For Windows it could be something like 'C:/eTraxis/Bins/'. For Unix it could be something like '/usr/local/etraxis/bins/'. Also it's a good practice to make regular backups of this directory.
Last update: 2010-02-04