Lyris User's Guide
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Using the file: option
Table of Contents
· Introduction
· Email Commands
· Web Interface for Users
· Server Administrator
· Site Administrator
· List Administrator
· Other Topics
· · Security Considerations
· · Security Issues Relating to Members
· · Lyris List Manager Mail Merge
· · The Lyris List Manager command line
· · Modifying lyris.plc
· · · · Using the file: option
· · · Default Site
· · · TCP/IP Address of Lyris List Manager
· · · TCP/IP Port of Lyris List Manager
· · · TCP/IP Socket Connection Retries
· · · Temporary Directory
· · · Location of Lyris List Manager Web Interface Graphics
· · · Debugging Mode
· · · LCP Password Setting
· · · TCP/IP Addresses of Admins
· · · TCP/IP Addresses of Users
· · · Disable Help in the Web Interface
· · · Web Interface Style Sheet
· · · Location of Web Interface Help Files
· · · Lyris List Manager Unavailable Message
· · · "Hosts the Following…" message text
· · · Web Interface Header and Footer
· · · Lyris List Manager Face Graphic
· · · Lyris List Manager Logo Graphic
· · · Lyris List Manager Home Button
· · · Charset for HTTP
· Add-On Packages
· Installing and Upgrading
· Appendix
· Frequently Asked Questions

Using the file: option

With any of the lyris.plc configuration options, you can optionally store the information for that parameter in an external file. For example, if you would rather save your html_header information in an external file, your html_header entry might look like:

    html_header=file:C:\www\htdocs\lyr_head.txt

Or for UNIX users:

    html_header=file:/www/htdocs/lyr_head.txt

This is useful if your configuration information tends to clutter up your lyris.plc file, or if you have an external script that updates some of the configuration information periodically.

Other pages which link to this page:
  • Modifying lyris.plc
  • Notable Improvements in v4.0
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