FliKISS config ============== By default FliKISS will look for a config file in your home ``$HOME/.flikissrc``. You can use an alternate config file using the command's ``config`` parameter (see the :doc:`Run section ` for more details). Settings are configured in the form of a Python module (a file) and need to respect the Python syntax. All the setting identifiers must be set in all-caps, otherwise they will not be processed. Here is a list of settings you can overwrite : +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ |Setting name(default value) | What does it do | +======================================+=====================================+ | *PASSWORD* (``password``) | Password to create or edit files | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | *PAGES_DIR* (``$FliKISS_path/pages``)| Absolute path to store your contents| +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | *MEDIA_DIR* (``$FliKISS_path/media``)| Absolute path to store your media | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | *NAMESPACES* (``[]``) | You can use namespaces to categorize| | | your pages. Namespaces are like new | | | FliKISS instances, with their own | | | menu and pages. While pages are | | | similar to files, namespaces are | | | similar to folders. Each namespace | | | will be served on a sub-url using | | | its name (for example a namespace | | | named `wiki` will be served on | | | `http://your-servername.com/wiki/`) | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ Here is an example of valid config file:: PASSWORD = 'A_password_very_hard_to_find' PAGES_DIR = '/home/test/wiki/pages/' MEDIA_DIR = '/home/test/wiki/media' NAMESPACES = ['wiki','test'] .. warning:: FliKISS does not need a config file to be run, but you **should** create one to overwrite at least the default password(``password``).