PhpMyLogon: A login system

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Release Name: version 1 - beta 1

Notes:
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		##   PHPMYLOGON: A LOGIN SYSTEM  ##
		##    (c) 2006 Jorik Berkepas    ##
		##   Under the GNU GPL license   ##
		##     helpdesk90@gmail.com      ##
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PhpMyLogon version 1.0 beta release readme file

Thanks for using PhpMyLogon!

Requirements for the use of PhpMyLogon
 - Webserver with PHP
 - a MySQL-database for saving the users
 - mail() function for account activation (registration, can be turned off) and for password recovery
 - a little PHP-knowledge

PhpMyLogon contains
 - Password recovery
 - Account activation
 - Registration
 - Admin
 - a Setupfile for installing the system
 - Login page
 - Logout page
 - Memberlist
 - Members online
 - User options
 - A file for securing pages
 - A file for securing pages so they can only viewed by admins

To install PhpMyLogon, upload all files to your web-server.
When you have uploaded all files (please note that the lang_*.php files should be placed in the
/lang/ dir) you go to setup.php on your webserver (http://yourserver.com/phpmylogon/setup.php)
fill in the fields and click start installation.
A configuration file will be created, and the MySL table will be created too.
The MySQL-user/password/host will be check by trying to login at MySQL-db; when this fails, you'll
need to change it to something what will work.
When you want to change anything later, open the created config.php file in your text-editor and
change it there.
There are two official languages included, the English and Dutch language. Both are placed in the
/lang/ dir, with the prefix lang_. If you want to create your own language, please translate
the English-file to your prefered language.
Also please mail the language to me, so I can put it on the PhpMyLogon-website, so others can
use it too.

To secure a page, you simply include the safe.php file on the page.
You'll need to rename the page to a PHP-page (.php) instead of HTML-page (.htm(l)).
When you have done this, you include on the top of your page (before anything else)
<?
include("safe.php");
?>
When you now go to the page, you'll have to login to view it.


Please note this is just a beta-version; it will contain some bugs.
If you find a (small) bug, please let me know by sending an e-mail to
	HELPDESK90@GMAIL.COM
in English, Dutch or German.

If you still have questions about PhpMyLogon, feel free to contact me in English, Dutch or German
at helpdesk90@gmail.com.

If you have a translation, please mail it to helpdesk90@gmail.com so others can use it too.
Please include in the mail the language-file, your name, the language name in own language
and the language name in English.
Please send this mail in English, Dutch or German.

PhpMyLogon: A login system
http://phpmylogon.sf.net
helpdesk90@gmail.com
Licensed under the GNU General Public License; see gpl.txt

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