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Template: movabletype-opensource/admin_account_warn
Type: boolean
_Description: Install Movable Type?
When configuring a new database with this package (for example when
installing it for the first time) the Movabletype install starts off
being non-password-protected; that is, the first person to visit
http://your.server/cgi-bin/movabletype/mt.cgi will be able to set the
admin password and take control of your Movable Type installation.
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You should take appropriate measures, such as remembering to configure
the admin account straight after the install is completed, or restricting
access to your web server.
Template: movabletype-opensource/umask_warn
Type: note
_Description: Insecure umask setting
Due to an error preparing a previous version of the Movable Type package,
a typo was introduced into the default configuration file which caused
a dangerous umask to be set when publishing. This may have caused blog
files to be created world-writable.
.
You should check and fix the permissions of such files, and ensure that
the typo fix (HTMLUask should be HTMLUmask) is applied to your
configuration file, /etc/opensource-movabletype/mt-config.cgi, once this
package installation has completed.
Template: movabletype-opensource/schema_upgrade
Type: boolean
_Description: Continue with package upgrade which may need schema upgrades?
You are about to upgrade the Movable Type package to a version which may
include a new database schema version. To ensure continued functionality
of Movable Type sites, you should log into any configured instances with
an administrator account immediately after this package upgrade has
completed, where you will be prompted to upgrade databases as required.
Template: movabletype-opensource/reload_apache
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Automatically reload Apache after modifying configuration?
This package includes an Apache configuration fragment which should be
applied to your running configuration. You can choose to have the package
post-installation reload Apache for you, or do it manually.
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