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litespeed_wiki:cache:const.default.ini [2019/04/23 15:24] Michael Alegre [const.default.ini] Added mention of WHM support for custom const.default.ini file. |
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| The ''const.default.ini'' file contains the default configuration for LSCWP. It can be used, for example by hosting providers, to change the default settings for the plugin. The file is located in the ''**/wp-content/litespeed-cache/data**'' folder. | The ''const.default.ini'' file contains the default configuration for LSCWP. It can be used, for example by hosting providers, to change the default settings for the plugin. The file is located in the ''**/wp-content/litespeed-cache/data**'' folder. | ||
| - | As of ''v3.3'' of our WHM plugin, hosting providers can use a custom ''const.default.ini'' file when enabling or mass enabling LSCWP by placing the file under the ''/usr/src/litespeed-wp-plugin/'' directory. This file will then be used for all sites installing a new copy of LSCWP. | + | As of ''v3.3'' of our [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel:whm-plugin-lscwp-management|WHM plugin]], hosting providers can use a custom ''const.default.ini'' file when enabling or mass enabling LSCWP by placing the file under the ''/usr/src/litespeed-wp-plugin/'' directory. This file will then be used for all sites installing a new copy of LSCWP. |
| Changes to ''const.default.ini'' do not prevent users from changing their plugin settings. | Changes to ''const.default.ini'' do not prevent users from changing their plugin settings. | ||