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Revision as of 10:59, 16 February 2009
Needs Update: This should now be changed to an article about the invite system.
In order to allow users to register, you will have to edit this file:
vi htdocs/create.bml
Look for this line:
return "<?h1 Sorry! h1?><?p This site is not yet open for business. :-) p?>";
And put a # in front of it:
#return "<?h1 Sorry! h1?><?p This site is not yet open for business. :-) p?>";
Save and quit (:wq) and your installation should now allow user creation.
Currently there is no default TOS for the mini-TOS section. You can avoid that showing up by either creating a TOS or by setting this variable in etc/ljconfig.pl:
$TOS_CHECK = 1; # require users to agree to TOS
To:
$TOS_CHECK = 0; # require users to agree to TOS
