Defaults to data subdirectory, relative to index.html. Alternatively, an absolute path may be specified. The directory will contain locks and logs. It may also contain an SQLite DB, if selected below.
data
amtc
Defaults to /usr/bin/amtc. For testing amtc-web without amtc installed, cheat by using s.th. like /usr/bin/who.
/usr/bin/amtc
/usr/bin/who
Defaults to Europe/Berlin. Select yours.
Europe/Berlin
The user provided must exist and either be privileged to create the named Database -- or it must be created for the user prior to amtc-web installtion.
Choose a (application-)relative path like data/amtc-web.db or use an absolute path. Note that the directory containing the file must be writable.
data/amtc-web.db
Defaults to basic-auth subdirectory, relative to index.html, but as full URL. The idea here is that you can specify any HTTP Basic Authentication protected resource as authentication source. By using the localhost URL, you may manage passwords by means of htpasswd locally -- or you may configure basic-auth subdirectory to use e.g. LDAP as authentication backend. Inside amtc-web s DB, only usernames and settings are stored.
basic-auth
htpasswd
config/siteconfig.php
As a configuration file already exists at config/siteconfig.php, this setup tool is locked. You have to manually remove the file to re-run setup.