Mura Set Up

Required Settings

DatabasePlease select a database from the list of supported databases
Auto Create DatabaseFor MySQL and MS SQL Server, Mura can create the database and DSNs. You can create a database and use your own DSNs by setting this option to No.
Yes No
Datasource (DSN)The Data Source Name (DSN) created for Mura. This is usually done in the ColdFusion or Railo administrator, or in the control panel of your host if you are installing Mura in a shared environment. Please note that if you are installing Mura in a shared environment, this will likely need to be changed to something other than "muradb" to make sure it is unique to the server.
Database UsernameOnly required on shared hosting. This is the same Username supplied to your DSN to allow Mura to connect to your database.
Database PasswordOnly required on shared hosting. This is the same Password supplied to your DSN to allow Mura to connect to your database.
Admin Email AddressThe email address used by Mura to send global system emails. Example: user@domain.com.

Optional Settings

By default, Mura is set to use the mail server specified in your application server. If you would like to override this setting to use a specific mail server and mail account, complete the settings below.

Mail ServerThe Mail Server used by Mura to send global system emails. Example: mail.domain.com, 278.23.45.697.
Mail Server UsernameThis is the username used to log into and send emails from the Admin Email account. This may or may not be the same as Admin Email Address.
Mail Server PasswordThe password used to log into the Admin Email account.
Mail Server SMTP PortEdit this value to override the default, port 25.
Mail Server POP PortEdit this value to override the default, port 110.
Use TLSTransport Layer Security: Used by some mail providers (Google, for example) to securely send/receive email.
Use SSLSecure Socket Layer: Another method used to securely send/receive email.
Use SiteIDs in URLsWhen SiteIDs are not in URLs you must ensure that each site has it's own unique domain.
Yes No
Use "index.cfm" in URLSIf set to "No" you must ensure that you have properly configured your webserver's URL rewriting. Toggling this alone will not remove index.cfm from yoru URLs.
Yes No