webCOMAND Configuration

webCOMAND functionality and performance is controlled by several configuration files.

Non-webCOMAND Configurations

A couple of non-webCOMAND configuration files may need to be adjusted to enable certain webCOMAND features to work properly and efficiently.

• MySQL/MariaDB Configuration File (typically /etc/my.cnf)
• PHP Configuration File (typically /etc/php.ini)

Required Configurations

There are also a couple of package configurations that need to be set up in the main webCOMAND config.php file before webCOMAND will work properly.  Each defines an associative array of options used to connect to the database.

• comand
• database

Optional Package Configurations

Additionally, many of the standard packages also have configuration files as well.  However, these typically do not require any adjustments.

• Mail - Disable sending emails, configure email event logging and default send options.
• Package
• Dependencies
• Publication - Define the root folder where files are published.
• Repo - Defines default repository connection options.
• cScript - cScript and cTemplate options, like enable image processing (#IMAGE) and increase maximum allowed iterations.
• Daemon - Disable Scheduled Tasks or configure how they are run and canceled.
• Framework - Disable webCOMAND Login, configure the Login Policy, upload path and limits.

Generated Configurations

• routes.php (auto-generated)

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• MySQL/MariaDB >