<?php

  $conf = array(
  
    /*********************************************************************
      General configuration
     *********************************************************************/
     
    /*
     * System name. Use this to specify the system title of unauthorised
     * pages. (e.g. "ABC ltd: Support Desk")
     */
    'system_name' => 'HelpMeICT',

    /*
     * Default system wide language. This setting will probably want to 
     * be set as the main language of business for your organisation.
     * Language can be set on a domain-level and user-level basis as well.
     */
    'default_lang' => 'en_UK',

    /*
     * Default system wide theme name.
     */
    'default_theme' => 'blue',



    /*********************************************************************
      Advanced configuration
     *********************************************************************/

    /*
     * Locale directory. For most systems this can be kept as is, but for
     * more advanced server configurations, you may need to change this to
     * point to where the locale information is kept.
     */
    'locale_dir' => 'locale',

    /*
     * Template directory. For most systems this can be kept as is, but for
     * more advanced server configurations, you may need to change this to
     * point to where the templates are kept.
     */
    'template_dir' => 'share/templates',

    /*
     * Theme directory. For most systems this can be kept as is, but for
     * more advanced server configurations, you may need to change this to
     * point to where the themes are kept.
     */
    'theme_dir' => 'share/themes',

    /*
     * Attachment directory. For most systems this can be kept as is, but for
     * more advanced server configurations, you may need to change this to
     * point to where the attachments are to bes kept.
     */
    'attachment_dir' => 'attachments',

    /*
     * Fallback template language. The system finds templates by looking in
     * the directory that consists of the above "template_dir" followed by
     * the current language code. Therefore, if "template_dir" was equal to
     * 'share/templates' and the current language code was 'en_UK' then the
     * first the system would look for a template would be:
     *   'share/templates/en_UK'
     * For multi-language systems, not all available languages may have a
     * corresponding template directory. In these cases, this fallback
     * language is used to ensure that at least a template is found, and in
     * the system wide default language (usually the business language of
     * organisation). In most cases this will be the same as the
     * "default_lang" setting above, but in advanced configurations you may
     * wish to change this language.
     */
    'fallback_template_lang' => 'en_UK',
    
 );
  
?>
