';
foreach ($known_settings as $settings_section => $section)
{
echo '
', $txt[$settings_section], '
', $txt[$settings_section . '_info'], '
';
}
echo '
';
$failure = false;
if (substr(__FILE__, 1, 2) != ':\\')
{
// On linux, it's easy - just use is_writable!
$failure |= !is_writable('Settings.php') && !@chmod('Settings.php', 0777);
}
// Windows is trickier. Let's try opening for r+...
else
{
// Funny enough, chmod actually does do something on windows - it removes the read only attribute.
@chmod(dirname(__FILE__) . '/' . 'Settings.php', 0777);
$fp = @fopen(dirname(__FILE__) . '/' . 'Settings.php', 'r+');
// Hmm, okay, try just for write in that case...
if (!$fp)
$fp = @fopen(dirname(__FILE__) . '/' . 'Settings.php', 'w');
$failure |= !$fp;
@fclose($fp);
}
if ($failure)
echo '
', $txt['not_writable'];
else
echo '
';
echo '