Catkin Configuration
Catkin uses a configuration file called config.xml in the config directory. This is an XML file containing key/value pairs in the form:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<keys>
<key name="keyname">value</key>
...
</keys>
Catkin uses the following keys:
- password
- The password required to post entries, rebuild the HTML files, etc.
- blog_title
- The Title of the blog.
- blog_author
- The name of the blog's author.
- blog_email
- The email address of the author.
- blog_description
- A description of the blog. (Appears in the RSS feed.)
- blog_url
- The URL of the blog.
- html_dir
- The path to the directory on the server in which the blog's HTML files should be stored.
- catkin_url
- The URL of the Catkin script. (This setting will be automatically detected by Catkin in most cases, so it should only be necessary to set it in exceptional cases.)
- default_ext
- When an entry or a comment is posted, Catkin redirects the user to a representation of that entry. This variable contains the filename extension that the user should be directed to. (Defaults to "html".)
- timezone
- The timezone of the blog. This must be a name in the Olson database.
Some of these can be set from the Catkin Management page.