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<?php
/**
* ===================================================================================
*
* Bean Counter Configuration file
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**/
// Want to replace all your private figures with xxx's? Set $hide_figures to true
$hide_figures = false;
// Site Mode
define('MODE', 'LIVE'); // Can be 'LIVE' or 'TEST'
// Cache - cache database queries to speed up the site (experimental feature)
// This defintiely speeds up the site (but can cause issues so it's advised to leave as false)
define('CACHE', false);
/**
* Database connection settings
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Variables explained:
* $sqlserver: database server: usually this either localhost,
* your web address (www.example.com) or something else (ask your host)
* $username = database username - may be 'root'
* $password = database password.
* $database = the name of your database - if you can try to call it beancounter or
* bean counter_sitename
*/
$sqlserver = 'localhost';
$username = '';
$password = '';
$database = '';
/**
* Security settings
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Variables explained:
* SECRET_PHRASE - random word(s) that will be used to make sure only you can be
* remembered with cookies when you chekc the remember me box on the log-in screen
*/
define('SECRET_PHRASE', '');
/**
* Email settings
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Bean Counter uses Swift Mailer (http://swiftmailer.org/) to send emails. By default,
* this uses php mail() which is ok BUT if you have your own email sending account,
* e.g. deliverhq.com you cna use those settings instead.
* Using a system like deliverhq.com means you can see if emails have definitely been
* sent/delivered. We all know clients like to pretend they have not received invoices
*
*/
define('EMAIL_SMTP', '');
define('EMAIL_USERNAME', '');
define('EMAIL_PASSWORD', '');
?>