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Title:
noreplyaddress config directive not picked up into database
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Title:
noreplyaddress config directive not picked up into database config
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Title:
noreplyaddress config directive not picked up into database
IMHO it should be possible to set these settings from the config file
and config file should have precedence over DB settings. I assume here
that DB settings will have configuration interface in the site options
(like we discussed concerning email settings, see bug #670683).
I will try to explain
You're making a good point about settings migrating from config.php
(where they typically tend to start their life) to site options. I like
your idea of graying them out to provide a visual clue that the DB
setting will be overriden by config.php.
In order words, when an option can be set both in
I believe the config.php override and greying out was already done some
time ago by Lorena in bug #548084, though there's a bit of duplication
in that commit that could probably be tidied up.
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Er, commit a6f274234ca8466baa715b559a7c75475664467d I mean.
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Title:
noreplyaddress config directive not picked up into database config
I guess we need to decide which of these have precedence when they're
not the same:
1- the address in config.php
2- the address in the database
Or perhaps we should remove one of them (probably the config file one)
and only have a single place where this can be set. Mahara could issue a
warning
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