Edit Settings Here is an explanation for each menu option located in the admin area main menu on top of page: Edit Settings. Here you will edit your database info if needed, change WordPress Manager admin login and enter other important information needed for system to work properly. Read each section carefully before changing anything. Note: Some fields have been filled at setup time but NOT all. Admin Login Settings Admin User - this is the username for the admin login page for this WordPress Manager Script. Admin Password - this is the password for the admin login page for this WordPress Manager Script. Database Settings Database name - this is the name you gave the database when you first created it in your webhost cpanel MySQL section. DB host - MySQL server hostname, usually localhost. DB user - MySQL login name to connect to MySQL database. DB password - MySQL password to connect to MySQL database. DB tools directory - Directory where the mysqldump is installed. It is used to make backups. Use 'which mysqldump' or 'locate /mysqldump' unix command to find it out. For example, this can be /usr/bin or /usr/local/psa/mysql/bin General Settings Charset - Character set encoding used in HTTP headers, email headers and templates. It is UTF-8 by default. Use UTF-8 here if you need universal support for more characters, but make it the same as your HTML editor setting. Check for newer WordPress every so many days - How many days to wait before checking for newer WordPress version again. It is 1 by default. The script checks & downloads newer version automatically when an install is attempted. Don't set it to 0. Full URL - Full url (add www. prefix) of main admin.php script. You may change extention from .php to something else but you must do that with all script files at once. Max log age - How many days Event Log messages are kept in SQL database. 40 by default. Owner email - This script owner's email. This is necessary if you would like to receive a notification of when a Project has been completed in the Manage Content Autoposter section. Projects per page - How many project records per page to list. 20 by default. This value refers to sections that list data like the Manage Plugins > Add/List Plugins section. Show blog statistics - Checking this would allow you to see post/comment/category counts for your blogs in List All and project profile pages. Please note that this script needs to access your blog sites to fetch statistics so this feature may slow down the pages significantly. Unmask - New file creation mask. Use 077 to make files accessable only by script process owner, or 000 accessable by everybody with account on your server. Normally you need 000 as PHP runs as server module with it's own user id, different from your FTP/hosting account user id.