Hello, I'm trying to change the page title that's displayed when you are on the login page, as well as the client interface. No matter what I put into the config.inc.local.php file, it doesn't get changed. OS: Debian Linux 7.4 webserver: nginx ISPConfig: 3.0.5.3 What I tried: reloading/restarting nginx chown ispconfig:ispconfig chmod 600 file is in the same directory as the config.inc.php (/usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib) cleared browser cache forced reload of website tried different iceweasel (firefox) profile that didn't have the site cached Moved the SST closer so that it is within reach (Special Service Tool=Hammer). Servers always feel threatened by hammers for some strange reason. config.inc.local.php contents: Code: <?php //** Customizations define('ISPC_APP_TITLE', 'ABC'); define('ISPC_APP_VERSION', 'X Y Z'); ?> Changing the two variables in config.inc.php works as expected, but it's my understanding that you shouldn't change that file, in case it is overwritten by an update.
You have to change that in config.inc.php. Constants in PHP can not be overwritten at a later timepoint.
My bad then. I resolved this by not using the already defined constant. I really shouldn't change the config.inc.php file, since it could be overwritten in an upgrade. config.inc.local.php contents: Code: <?php //** Customizations define('ISPC_APP_TITLE_CUSTOM', 'ABC'); define('ISPC_APP_VERSION_CUSTOM', 'X Y Z); $conf['app_title'] = ISPC_APP_TITLE_CUSTOM; $conf['app_version'] = ISPC_APP_VERSION_CUSTOM; ?> Since (in theory) the same can be applied to all the constants in the original file, adding _CUSTOM and reconfiguring seems like the way forward, unless someone else has any other idea.