-<?
-# This file should be copied to AdminSettings.php, and modified
-# to reflect local settings. Unlike LocalSettings.php, it is
-# not copied to the installation directory for security reasons;
-# it is used by the install and maintenance scripts only.
-#
-# Developers: Do not check AdminSettings.php into CVS!
+<?php
+/**
+ * This file should be copied to AdminSettings.php, and modified
+ * to reflect local settings. It is required for the maintenance
+ * scripts which run on the command line, as an extra security
+ * measure to allow using a separate user account with higher
+ * privileges to do maintenance work.
+ *
+ * Developers: Do not check AdminSettings.php into Subversion
+ */
-# This data is used for all maintenance operations.
-# The user DOES NOT NEED TO EXIST. It is created by the
-# installation script.
+/*
+ * This data is used by all database maintenance scripts
+ * (see directory maintenance/). The SQL user MUST BE
+ * MANUALLY CREATED or set to an existing user with
+ * necessary permissions.
+ *
+ * This is not to be confused with sysop accounts for the
+ * wiki.
+ *
+ * NOTE: for PostgreSQL this should be set to the same user and
+ * password as the web user, that is, the same as $wgDBuser and
+ * $wgDBpassword in LocalSettings.php. This is necessary to
+ * ensure that the owner for new tables is set correctly.
+ */
+$wgDBadminuser = 'wikiadmin';
+$wgDBadminpassword = 'adminpass';
-$wgDBadminuser = "wikiadmin";
-$wgDBadminpassword = "adminpass";
-
-# Define these if you want the installed files to be owned
-# by a specific user or group for ease of maintenance. You
-# must run the install script as root to change owners, or
-# as a member of the group to change groups.
-#
-# $wgInstallOwner = "apache";
-# $wgInstallGroup = "apache";
-
-?>
+/*
+ * Whether to enable the profileinfo.php script.
+ */
+$wgEnableProfileInfo = false;