Settings - System
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General |
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Default user ID |
Default user ID that is used when no current user is defined. |
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DB object schema |
Sets the database schema that is used for newly created database tables (e.g. for custom page types). The only values that make sense are either dbo or the current database user. If not specified, the current database user is the owner of the tables. |
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Object code name prefix |
A default prefix added to all object code names in the system. The prefix is added upon object creation. |
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Event log |
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Event log size |
The number of events stored in the Event log. When exceeded by 10% (or a different percentage set by means of the CMSLogKeepPercent web.config key), the percentage of the oldest events is deleted from the log in a batch. Set 0 if you do not want the system to log any events. |
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Log metadata changes |
Indicates if changes of object and page metadata (i.e. when an object or page is created, edited or deleted) are logged in the Event log. |
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Log to database |
Indicates if events are logged to the database. Doesn’t overwrite Event log size set to 0. |
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Log to filesystem |
If enabled, the system writes the event log into the CMS\App_Data\logEvents.log file on the server’s file system. Doesn’t override Event log size set to 0. |
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Log to trace |
Indicates if events are logged to trace. Doesn’t overwrite Event log size set to 0. |
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Use EventLog trace listener |
Indicates if the system logs events in your Windows Event Viewer. Use the Modify feature of the Kentico installer, if you haven’t turned on the Registration of Kentico in Windows Event Log option when installing Kentico. |
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E-mails |
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No-reply e-mail address |
Various types of automated e-mails will be sent from the e-mail address that is specified here. |
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Error notification e-mail address |
E-mail notifications about errors logged in the event log will be sent to the specified addresses. It is possible to enter multiple addresses separated by semicolons. |
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Send e-mail notifications from |
E-mail address used as the sender for e-mail notifications. |
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Scheduler |
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Application scheduler interval |
Determines how often the application checks if there are any tasks ready to be executed (in seconds). By default, the scheduler is configured to check tasks only on page requests. You can set the minimum time between the checks to any interval. If it is configured to check automatically, you can set an interval of 1 to 30 seconds. Setting 0 stops the scheduling of tasks. |
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Use external service |
Indicates if scheduled tasks that have the Use external service option enabled are processed by the Kentico Scheduler Windows service. Note: for this to work, the service must be installed and running. If enabled and the service is not running, these tasks are not processed at all. If disabled, all scheduled tasks are processed by the application itself. You can install the service using Kentico Service Manager. |
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Service scheduler interval |
Determines how often the external Windows service checks if there are any tasks ready to be executed (in seconds). You can set an interval of 1 to 30 seconds. Setting 0 stops the scheduling of tasks. |
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Scheduled tasks enabled |
Scheduled tasks will only be executed if this setting is enabled. |
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Time zones |
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Enable time zones |
Indicates if time zone support is enabled. |
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Server time zone |
Specifies the time zone of the physical location of the server. |
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Site time zone |
Specifies the time zone for the selected site. |
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User interface |
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Hide unavailable user interface |
Indicates if the user interface is hidden for features unavailable due to license restrictions. |
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Max UI tree nodes |
Maximum number of nodes displayed under one parent node in the administration UI trees. Any additional tree nodes will be accessible via the click here for more… option, which automatically selects appropriate parent category. |
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Remember listing, filter and state |
If enabled, listing pages in the user interface remember the preferences set by individual users, including:
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