#$wgDisableSearchUpdate = false;
#$wgDisableInternalSearch = false;
#include_once("extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php");
# Revision Flagging
#require_once("extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php");
$wgReviewCodes = array('this is a test', 'phrase number 2', 'adding number 4', 'right now');
$wgFlaggedRevsNamespaces = array(0, 'NS_MAIN');
# This will only distinguish "sigted", "quality", and unreviewed
# A small icon will show in the upper right hand corner
$wgSimpleFlaggedRevsUI = true;
# Add stable/draft revision tabs. May be redundant due to the tags.
# If you have an open wiki, with the simple UI, you may want to enable these.
$wgFlaggedRevTabs = false;
# For non-user visitors, only show tags/icons for *unreviewed* pages
$wgFlaggedRevsLowProfile = true;
# Reader feedback tags, positive and negative. [a-zA-Z] tag names only.
# Each tag has five levels, which 3 being average. The tag names are
# mapped to their weight. This is used to determine the "worst"/"best" pages.
$wgFlaggedRevsFeedbackTags = array( 'reliability' => 3, 'completeness' => 2, 'presentation' => 1 );
# Do quality revisions show instead of sighted if present by default?
$wgFlaggedRevsPrecedence = true;
$wgFlaggedRevsAutopromote = false;
# Allow Editors/Reviewers to leave comments on a page
$wgFlaggedRevsComments = true;
# Auto-review edits directly to the stable version by reviewers?
# Depending on how often templates are edited and by whom, this can possibly
# allow for vandalism to slip in :/
# Users should preview changes perhaps. This doesn't help much for section
# editing, so they may also want to review the page afterwards.
$wgFlaggedRevsAutoReview = false;
# Auto-review new pages with the minimal level?
$wgFlaggedRevsAutoReviewNew = false;
#$wgFlaggedRevsExceptions = array( 'user' );
$wgFlaggedRevsExceptions = array( 'user' );
## Uncomment this to disable output compression
# $wgDisableOutputCompression = true;
# MySQL specific settings
# Prohibit Unregistered Users
#$wgGroupPermissions['*']['read'] = false;
#$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;
#$wgGroupPermissions['user']['read'] = false;
#$wgGroupPermissions['Employee']['read'] = true;
#$wgGroupPermissions['RADBeta']['read'] = true;
#$wgGroupPermissions['RADBeta']['edit'] = false;
#$wgGroupPermissions['RADBeta']['createpage'] = false;
$wgWhitelistRead = array("Special:UserLogin","Special:UserLogout","Special:ConfirmEmail","Special:Invalidateemail");
#$wgShowExceptionDetails = true;
# MassUserImport
require_once("$IP/extensions/MassUserImport/MassUserImport.php" );
require_once("$IP/extensions/EmbTags2/EmbTags.php");
#$wgShowVis = true;
Enabling HTTPS Setup Utility for AppWave - AppWave
How to enable Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) in AppWave:
Install the AppWave Host.
Locate httpsUtil.bat in <Appwave Install>\setuptool folder.
From the Windows command line run httpsUtil.bat to enable SSL on AppWave Host: httpsUtil.bat "Host installation path" "Certificate path" "Certificate password" "HTTPS port"(optional).
Parameter "HTTPS port" is optional, by default use 443.
For example: C:\ Program Files\Embarcadero\AppWave\5.0\setuptool\httpsUtil.bat "C:\Program Files\Embarcadero\AppWave\5.0" "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\.keystore" "mypassword" 8444
Restart the Host service.
In the web browser open the Host admin console. Make sure that the Host name includes the same domain as your security certificate.
How to disable Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) in AppWave:
From the Windows command line run httpsUtil.bat to disable SSL on Appwave Host: httpsUtil.bat "Host installation path" disable
For example: C:\ Program Files\Embarcadero\AppWave\5.0\setuptool\httpsUtil.bat "C:\Program Files\Embarcadero\AppWave\5.0" disable
Restart the Host service.
All Host pages, including passwords containing ones, use simple Hypertext Transfer Protocol, not secured with SSL.