This section displays a concise summary of the most essential aspects of your Osclass setup. When troubleshooting or requesting support, these details help pinpoint possible environmental or configuration issues. By default, it shows high-level information to reduce server load, and you can generate a detailed report for more in-depth statistics.
Configuration information
Server Information
Operating System: The OS type and version running on your server.
Server Software Version: The web server software and its release (e.g., Apache or Nginx).
PHP Version: The specific PHP version installed.
Max Execution Time: The server-imposed limit on script run time.
Upload Max File Size: The largest allowed file size for uploads.
Post Max File Size: The maximum content length permitted in POST requests.
Memory Limit: The maximum PHP memory usage for scripts.
Max Input Vars: The upper bound on input variables per request.
Allow URL Fopen: Indicates if remote files can be accessed via fopen().
Database Information
MySQL Version: The MySQL or MariaDB release.
MySQL Server: The hostname and port used to connect to your database server.
MySQL Name: The name of your Osclass database.
MySQL User: The username used to connect.
Tables Prefix: The prefix added to Osclass table names.
Size Information
Not available in the default (summary) view. You can generate a full report to see detailed data on disk usage, database table sizes, and other metrics.
Subdomains Setup
Status: Whether subdomains are currently enabled or disabled.
Type: The type of subdomain mapping (e.g., country-based, category-based).
Count of Available Subdomains: The number of subdomains configured.
Is Subdomain?: Shows if the current domain is recognized as a subdomain.
Base Host: The primary domain used for subdomains.
Landing Page: Indicates if the root domain is a landing page only or a full Osclass site.
Automatic Redirect: Whether users are redirected to a specific subdomain based on settings (e.g., IP detection).
Restricted Countries: Lists country codes disallowed on certain subdomains.
List of First 20 Subdomains: Shows the beginning subset of all defined subdomains.
Osclass Information
Osclass Version: The specific Osclass release you are running.
Web URL: The main URL of your site.
Web Path: The file system path to your Osclass installation.
Oc-admin URL: The link to the administration panel.
Last Update Check: The date/time when Osclass last checked for core or plugin updates.
Using dev cron: Whether the development cron job approach is active.
Current Front Theme: Which theme is active on the site’s front-end.
Current oc-admin Theme: Which theme is active for the admin panel.
PHP Error Log: Whether error logging is enabled.
PHP Errors Output to File: Indicates if PHP errors are written to a file.
Database Debug Mode: Whether debug messages for SQL queries are shown/logged.
Cache: Displays the status of Osclass caching.
Themes & Plugins Information
Total Plugins: The total number of plugins recognized by Osclass.
Enabled Plugins: How many plugins are currently active.
Disabled Plugins: How many plugins are installed but not in use.
Not Installed Plugins: Potentially recognized plugin files, but never installed.
Total Themes: The count of all themes present.
Inactive Themes: Themes that are installed but not active.
Your Information
Web Browser: Details about your current browser user-agent.
Permissions Information
Not available in the default view. Generate a more detailed report to see file and folder permissions, which can be helpful for troubleshooting upload issues or migration problems.
How to Retrieve Detailed Configuration
By default, Osclass displays only the core configuration to reduce server load. If you suspect environmental conflicts, need disk usage information, or wish to see more extensive data (e.g., directory permissions, database table sizes, active hooks, loaded server modules), click the “Show Detailed Info” (or similar) button.
Directory Permissions and Ownership
Database Table Sizes
Active Hooks and Cron Schedules
Server Modules / Loaded Extensions
This expanded report helps you or a developer identify the root cause of performance issues, missing dependencies, or permission errors more efficiently.
Note: Avoid publicly posting a fully detailed configuration report, as it may contain sensitive server paths or partial credentials. Share the report privately with trusted support teams only.
