nextcloud/config/config.sample.php

<?php 
$CONFIG_ADMINLOGIN='admin-username';
$CONFIG_ADMINPASSWORD='password';
$CONFIG_DATADIRECTORY='write/absolute-drectory/path/here/';
$CONFIG_HTTPFORCESSL=false;
$CONFIG_DATEFORMAT='j M Y G:i';
$CONFIG_DBHOST='localhost';
$CONFIG_DBNAME='owncloud-db-name';
$CONFIG_DBUSER='user-name';
$CONFIG_DBPASSWORD='password';
$CONFIG_DBTABLEPREFIX = 'oc_';
?>
merge Adityas improvements 14 years ago			`<?php`
			`$CONFIG_ADMINLOGIN='admin-username';`
			`$CONFIG_ADMINPASSWORD='password';`
			`$CONFIG_DATADIRECTORY='write/absolute-drectory/path/here/';`
			`$CONFIG_HTTPFORCESSL=false;`
			`$CONFIG_DATEFORMAT='j M Y G:i';`
			`$CONFIG_DBHOST='localhost';`
			`$CONFIG_DBNAME='owncloud-db-name';`
			`$CONFIG_DBUSER='user-name';`
			`$CONFIG_DBPASSWORD='password';`
Added variable $CONFIG_DBTABLEPREFIX in configuration file for table prefix Table prefix is useful where only one DB is possible (cheap hosting). this way is possible define something like a "namespace" default is 'oc_' 14 years ago			`$CONFIG_DBTABLEPREFIX = 'oc_';`
merge Adityas improvements 14 years ago			`?>`