gitphp/config/gitphp.conf.php.example

<?php
/**
 * GitPHP Config file
 *
 * Copy this example file to config/gitphp.conf.php
 *
 * @author Christopher Han <xiphux@gmail.com>
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2010 Christopher Han
 * @package GitPHP
 * @subpackage Config
 */

/*
 * projectroot
 * Full directory on server where projects are located
 */
//$gitphp_conf['projectroot'] = '/pub/gitprojects/';



/*
 * cache
 * Turns on template caching. If in doubt, leave it off
 * You will need to create a directory 'cache' and make it
 * writable by the server
 */
//$gitphp_conf['cache'] = true;

/*
 * objectcache
 * Turns on object caching.  This caches immutable pieces of
 * data from the git repository.  You will need to create a
 * directory 'cache' and make it writable by the server.
 * This can be used in place of the template cache, or
 * in addition to it for the maximum benefit.
 */
//$gitphp_conf['objectcache'] = true;

/*
 * compat
 * Set this to true to turn on compatibility mode.  This will cause
 * GitPHP to rely more on the git executable for loading data,
 * which will bypass some of the limitations of PHP at the expense
 * of performance.
 * Turn this on if you are experiencing issues viewing data for
 * your projects.
 */
$gitphp_conf['compat'] = false;