ALLOW_DB_USER_LOGIN
CHARSET
SALT_PATH
SESSION_PATH
SSO_CHARSET
SSO_DB_CHARSET
SSO_DB_DATABASE
SSO_DB_HOST
SSO_DB_PASS
SSO_DB_PORT
SSO_DB_USER
SSO_LOCALE
SSO_MAX_AUTOCOMPLETE_ELEMENTS
SSO_MAX_TOOLTIP_ELEMENTS
SSO_MIN_AUTOCOMPLETE_CHARACTERS
ALLOW_DB_USER_LOGIN = FALSE
| package | sso\config |
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SESSION_PATH = '...'
We use a specific path for session files because some OS (debian and derivated : ubuntu, etc...) use a specific cron script for clean sessions, based on php.ini files. In the SSO, each user can choose the lifetime of the session, but it does not work well if OS clean session files after 30mn...
| package | sso\config |
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SSO_DB_CHARSET = 'utf8'
It's better if database and website charset are the same, but if not, we have to set here the website charset. MySQL will convert all input/output data to this charset from/to the database charset.
| see | for how DB charset works |
|---|---|
| see | for supported charsets |
| package | sso\config |
SSO_MAX_AUTOCOMPLETE_ELEMENTS = 8
| package | sso\config |
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SSO_MIN_AUTOCOMPLETE_CHARACTERS = 2
| package | sso\config |
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