These settings define the connection information for the myDBR installation and are stored in mydbr_config.php on the server. To modify these settings, rerun the installation. During this process, the installation will verify the existence of the required objects in the selected database.

Determines which authentication module is used.

Defines password rules.

myDBR Passkeys allows users to log in without a password, providing seamless integration with strong authenticators found in devices like Windows Hello or Apple's Touch ID/Face ID. Instead of relying on passwords, this system generates a private-public key pair, referred to as a credential, for myDBR. The private key is securely stored on the user's device, while the public key and a randomly generated credential ID are sent to the myDBR system for storage. With this setup, the myDBR system can use the public key to effectively verify the user's identity. To use Passkeys, the server needs to employ a secure (HTTPS) connection.

myDBR session duration for inactive users is defined by the 'Session lifetime' value. If this value is set to zero, myDBR will use PHP's gc_maxlifetime. When the session expires, the user is redirected to the login screen. You can enable and customize the notification about the expired session shown to the user. The following entries in user/defaults.php can be used:

// Turn on the session logout notice. Default "Your session has expired"
$mydbr_defaults['login']['show_session_expiration_notice'] = true;

// Use custom notification
$mydbr_defaults['login']['custom_session_expiration_notice'] = 'Pleaase log in after the session has expired';

If you want to use localized text, use the #{} notation. For more information, refer to Localization.

Password reset allows users to reset their own password via an email request when using myDBR authentication. Users request a password reset and receive a password reset link via email. The link is valid for a defined period. To use this functionality, the mail settings need to be configured, and the user's myDBR account must have a valid email address. A new reset link request invalidates the old ones, and each link can be used only once.

With automatic login enabled, no individual user login is required. All users accessing the reports will use the same login information. This option is used in cases where myDBR is utilized as a public reporting source (intranets, public extranets). The username and password here should, in normal cases, be set to the non-admin username (not allowing everyone to change the content). Admin access can be gained by pointing the browser to login.php instead of the usual index.php.

These settings are shared between the users.

Mail is used by dbr.mail extension and the password reset feature.

If you want separate "From Name/Email" and "ReplyTo Name/Email" for password resets, you can set these by overriding the values in the defaults.php's 'password_reset' section in .

The password reset instructions are sent to the user's email address. The mail templates are stored in mydbr/interface/languages/templates. If your language template is not there, you can create one by copying the existing templates and modifying them. If you want to override the existing templates and create your own, you can place one with the same name into mydbr/user/templates.

Settings for Google XOAUTH2:

OEM customization options are shown if you have an OEM license.

myDBR supports multiple charting modules. In order to take advantage of image charts and Graphviz-charts, you need to install the support for these. See Optional installations on how to install these modules. wkhtmltopdf allows you to export myDBR reports at full quality.