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→Additional options
Some settings are available from the DB
Some settings are available from the DB
* '''Authentication''': Control the way users are authenticated. Correct values are '''http''' (apache protect the access), '''internal''' (uses the internal database to manage users and groups. An admin have to create user account before they can login). If you use the internal authentication mechanism, you need to login using '''admin/password'''. A last value is available for this prop: '''LemonLDAP''' which uses [[LemonLDAP-NG]] to validate credentials, and the internal ldap server do get user/group information. You can have more information on this later on this page.
* '''Authentication''': Control the way users are authenticated. Correct values are '''http''' (apache protect the access), '''internal''' (uses the internal database to manage users and groups. An admin have to create user account before they can login). If you use the internal authentication mechanism, you need to login using '''admin/password'''. A last value is available for this prop: '''LemonLDAP''' which uses [[LemonLDAP-NG]] to validate credentials, and the internal ldap server to get user/group information. You can have more information on this later on this page.
* '''MultiUser''': If set to disabled, the application will only manage one profile, everyone will share the same settings, the same list of RSS etc...
* '''MultiUser''': If set to disabled, the application will only manage one profile, everyone will share the same settings, the same list of RSS etc...
* '''AliasOnPrimary''': can be enabled or disabled (default is enabled). This prop lets you disable the access to Tiny Tiny RSS on your primary domain (the alias /tt-rss won't be added in apache configuration). This is useful if you want the application to be available only with a virtualhost.
* '''AliasOnPrimary''': can be enabled or disabled (default is enabled). This prop lets you disable the access to Tiny Tiny RSS on your primary domain (the alias /tt-rss won't be added in apache configuration). This is useful if you want the application to be available only with a virtualhost.