| The Server Configuration
menu controls all of the major server settings for the system.
The following table lists the settings and their descriptions:
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| Server
Name |
The server name to use instead
of the default IP. This is used for links to the system,
such as links to issues in email notification summaries. |
| Port |
The port that Fast IssueTrack
is running on. If this is changed, you must stop and restart
Fast IssueTrack for the new port to take effect. (default
of 10000). |
| IP Address |
On systems with multiple IPs,
this option will allow you to pick a desired IP. |
| Log All Changes |
Log all changes, rather than
just the fields with the history option set. |
| Style Sheet to Use |
This option allows you to
customize the default style sheet used for displaying system
pages. If you create a new CSS file and place it in the
issue server directory, it will be displayed in this list
(may require a restart)See the Customization documentation
on how to create a custom CSS file. |
| Restrict Status |
This option allows the administrator
to restrict status states to only admin users and the user
who opened a given issue. This means that no other users
can move the issue to any of these status states. The states
are controlled with the sRestrictStatusValue string. This
string consists of a comma-delimited list of states that
are to be restricted. |
| Add Creator to Notify
List |
This option automatically
adds the creator of every issue to the Notify List for that
issue. These users are then sent notifications of all changes
to a given issue. |
| Disable Password Cookies
|
Remove option from login screen
for remembering passwords. |
| Disable Edit Profile
|
Remove the Edit Profile link
so that users can not modify their user information and
passwords |
| Disable Auto Browser
Launch |
Stop the server from automatically
opening a browser and connecting to the server. Particularly
useful on console systems, which do not have a Graphics
context that allows this. |
