$s_admin_path = "admin"; ?

[yosemite]

sorry for the newbie question but in the upgrade instructions it says:

Edit PRIMARY SETTINGS section of "basecode/SETUP_settings.php" locally: insert current add/connect php database connection info, edit $ee_ident and $s_admin_path.the database info i get but the $ee_ident and $s_admin_path i do not understand. i see later it tells you to;
"Rename admin folder to what you set $s_admin_path to."
does this mean if i rename the admin folder to to say 123 that i set the $s_admin_path = "admin"; to $s_admin_path = "123"; ?

what do i do with $ee_ident ? should it be something like knz2khbkUv4F ?

thank you for your help.

cf

[Pekka]

sorry for the newbie question but in the upgrade instructions it says:

Edit PRIMARY SETTINGS section of "basecode/SETUP_settings.php" locally: insert current add/connect php database connection info, edit $ee_ident and $s_admin_path.the database info i get but the $ee_ident and $s_admin_path i do not understand. i see later it tells you to;
"Rename admin folder to what you set $s_admin_path to."
does this mean if i rename the admin folder to to say 123 that i set the $s_admin_path = "admin"; to $s_admin_path = "123"; ?

Yes, that is exactly so.

what do i do with $ee_ident ? should it be something like knz2khbkUv4F ?

$ee_ident is a "signature" of your copy of EE. If you put random characters there you can be pretty sure that it's unique. Or then you put $ee_ident = "yosemite_EE2" and that is pretty unique, too.

The reason of having $ee_ident is to identify your EE's cookie, in case there is more than one EE's installer on same server.





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