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tady d.	Saturday 02 December 2006 12:43:23 pm portal/ezinfo/about Where I can edit it?
kracker (the)	Saturday 02 December 2006 4:42:32 pm This requires kernel modification (kernel hacking). <b>Warning:</b> This will mean you must patch this file each time you upgrade eZ publish! That said, I kernel hack, nuff said ... Edit the file: '<i>kernel/ezinfo/about.php</i>'. //kracker <i>never gonna get .... with the and you know why, livin' life like it's mine, set attitude to their daily grind, living free is amazing, bet ya can't expect what you'll find, depressed feelings for the rest living blind going out of their minds... vet will never let the git get ya, still on top, don't miss ya...</i> <i>EMINEM -- HIP HOP</i> Member since: 2001.07.13 \|\| http://ezpedia.se7enx.com/
Xavier Dutoit	Sunday 03 December 2006 1:56:39 am This being said, you can disable this page on the public site access if for instance you don't want the world to know what version you're running. [SiteAccessRules] Rules[] # # Set access policy to allowed Rules[]=access;enable Rules[]=moduleall # # # Set policy to denied Rules[]=access;disable Rules[]=module;content/tipafriend # # I don't need the following modules on the frontend, I also deactivated them: Rules[]=module;ezinfo # Rules[]=module;shop Rules[]=module;form Rules[]=module;pdf # Rules[]=module;trigger # Rules[]=module;class # Rules[]=module;reference # Rules[]=module;package X+ http://www.sydesy.com
tady d.	Sunday 03 December 2006 3:23:46 am thx guys ^^
tady d.	Sunday 03 December 2006 7:55:41 am I'm really beginner... Where I can change it? "public site access" -where is it? Thanks for help =)
Luc Chase	Sunday 17 April 2011 12:49:56 pm Like any other page in the system, this output is from a .tpl template file. Don't edit it, override it. Create an override of the /templates/ezinfo/about.tpl The page content you see in the default output is taken from the various installed components or extensions. e.g. look in any extension mentioned and you should find an ezinfo.php file in the root of the extension. So, you could even add your own tiny extension, just to add more content to the output of the ezinfo/about page. The Web Application Service Provider