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From version 1.12
The system parameters page displays following information :
[Back] enables you to go back to the administration page.
The System parameters block is used to manage the configuration of attachment
The Sensitivity case block enables or disables login case-insensitivity within Squash.
The Display error details block enables or disables the error displaying.
The procedure is very simple :
In the white list for file upload, complete extensions you wish to allow and separate each with commas. By default, the following extensions are indicated: txt, doc, xls, ppt, docx, xlsx, pptx, odt, ods, odp, pdf, jpeg, zip.
In the upload limit size in bytes, enter the maximum size allowed (by default 4000000, hence 4Mo)
In the upload limit size of import file in bytes, enter the maximum size allowed (by default 2000000, hence 2Mo)
It's possible to configure Squash TM to activate or deactivate the display of errors.
When the property below is modified in the following manner in the file ‘conf\squash.tm.cfg.properties’ (the default value is false) and then restart the server.
The new block 'Display error detail' is now added on the System Parameters page
If the button is on the "Activate" position, the errors will now be displayed in another tab of the Web Browser along with the stack trace of said error
If the button is on the "Deactivate" position (default value), s standardized error pop-up will display when you encounter an error is SQUASH.
This action allows to activate or deactivate the automatic authentication of a user to a bugtracker
If the button is on the "Activate" position, when the user identifies himself, SQUASH will attempt to connect to the bugtracker with the credentials used to connect to SQUASH without taking into account the informations provided in "My account"
If the button is on the "Deactivate" position, the credentials in the "My account" section will be themselves taken into account to connect to the bugtracker.
You can enable or disable case sensitivity for all login Squash TM users.
If the button is on the "Sensible" position, all users will have to respect the casing when attempting to login.
If the button is on the "Insensible" position, users won't have to respect the casing when attempting to login.