certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] Type string [number of bytes] Default value '-1'

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] string [number of bytes] '-1' Set the number of bytes

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] string [number of bytes] '-1' Set the number of bytes

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] Type string [number of bytes] Default value '-1'

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] string [number of bytes] '-1' Set the number of bytes

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] Type string [number of bytes] Default value '-1'

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] string [number of bytes] '-1' Set the number of bytes

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] Type string [number of bytes] Default value '-1'

certificate verification. Use with caution. When the database server is using a local connection or private network and SSL can not be configured you can use $cfg['MysqlSslWarningSafeHosts'] to explicitly string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] Type string [number of bytes] Default value '-1'

string only. If your setup does not use SSL but is safe because you are using a local connection or private network, you can add your hostname or IP to the list. You can also remove the default entries to This folder should not be publicly accessible through the webserver, otherwise you risk leaking private data from your session. $cfg['MemoryLimit'] string [number of bytes] '-1' Set the number of bytes will be then used in Cookie authentication mode. $cfg['CaptchaLoginPrivateKey'] string '' The private key for the reCaptcha service that can be obtained from the “Admin Console” on https://www.google