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Hi.

This is probably a really obvious question, but it's driving me nuts.

We have a drupal installation and we need to change the site_name and site_slogan variables. It sounds like it should be easy, but I just can't find an option anywhere in the admin panels to do it. The only place I can find is in the initial installation script

I know I can write some code to call variable_set('site_name',...) to do it, but that seems like a last-ditch solution; I'd rather do it the correct way.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

A: 

It seems that you have to edit sites/default/settings.php:

http://mblog.lib.umich.edu/DataDiscussions/archives/2009/10/change_the_site.html

It answers the slogan thingy also.

Since I'm not using drupal anymore, you have to verify it by yourself :-)

Greetings

Volker
+7  A: 

The form to change it is at site information: admin/settings/site-information.

googletorp
omg, is this the official method for this task?
fabrik
Yes it is. Why "omg"?
EricSchaefer
http://www.yoursite.com/?q=admin/settings/site-information
Claude Vedovini
Thank you -- I see it now. :-) No idea how I was missing it for so long.
Spudley
@EricSchaefer no omg here, i'm overlooked a little bit. I thought admin/settings/site-information is a txt file somewhere, what more somehow i've combined this with Volker's answer. :)
fabrik