Herman van Rink a écrit : > Marc Delisle wrote: >> Hi, >> in the doc we say: >> $cfg['ShowServerInfo'] boolean >> Defines whether to display detailed server information on main >> page. (...) >> >> Currently, this parameter, when false, only hides the protocol version, >> the logged-in user and the server's full name (next to the verbose name). >> >> It's true that this parameter is poorly named (it should have been >> ShowDetailedMySQLInfo). We got a request to remove all web server info >> and MySQL server info from the main page when this parameter is set to >> false. I think this would be appropriate. >> >> Comments? >> > I can imagine that some people would rather obscure these facts from view. > So yes, lets make ShowServerInfo realy mean all that server info.

Hmmm, well ... it is present also in Documentation.html and translators.html. What do you have in mind with this, obscuring for security purposes?

Herman van Rink a écrit : I'm working on it. I would wait about this one.

Marc Delisle wrote: The Drupal community has had a lengthy discussion about this: http://drupal.org/node/79018 A good point in made about not relying on security by obscurity. In a similar fashion we could include a small note in the documentation about which files to delete/hide/make unreadable to keep this info from just every web-client.

Sebastian Mendel a écrit : Sebastian, who do you mean by "the user"? The person who runs phpMyAdmin or the one who has access to configure it?