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good sharing i will try it my new site işyerinde seks.

I will try, please guidance

in the following manner:

Instead of duping a live to test/devel multisite for one client, i'm setting up a multisite where each multisite is a sandbox for what will become a completely standalone drupal site.  Often, a new site i want to create is very similar to a multisite that already exists but will be a completely standalone and different site once it goes live.  So i base the new site off of an existing multisite i already have.  I usually just copy the source multisite and rename it to the new site, change my vhosts/alias, create a NEW mysql db, etc...

That saves me time right there. BUT...

Then i have to login to the first screen and then redo all my initial settings for the NEW DB for this site - things like sitename, email, footer message, show slogan, etc...

 
Since these are all stored in a drupal table that are eventually loaded into drupal vars at runtime.. my thought is if i know what those vars are, i MIGHT be able to set them all from within one place in that settings.php file so i don't have to go in and drill down a bunch of menus to set all of this stuff.  That would be simpler and it would probably be more fullproof as a setting is NOT likely to be missed.

I guess my question is whether or not settings.php would give me access to this functionality via $conf or any other var i might be able to set there..

Also, since that settings.php file is accessed (i think?) every time you "hit" the url of the site, are these $conf vars being hit / reset every time because the FIRST time settings.php is accessed, i imagine these $conf values are written to a db table[s].. yes?

thanks for any help you might provide