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	INSTALL 
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You can now use the audiolink script to create the datbase and table.


Index: INSTALL
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RCS file: /cvsroot/audiolink/audiolink/INSTALL,v
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*** INSTALL	29 Nov 2003 17:11:54 -0000	1.12
--- INSTALL	5 Dec 2003 09:30:44 -0000	1.13
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  You can directly run the scripts from the code/ directory. You can
  also run 'make install' to install these scripts system-wide, so that
! all the users on the local machine have access to them.
  
  
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  You can directly run the scripts from the code/ directory. You can
  also run 'make install' to install these scripts system-wide, so that
! all the users on the local machine have access to them. You will need
! to run 'make install' so that the audiolink script works properly and
! the databases and tables are set up properly the first time you use
! AudioLink.
  
  
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  You'll have to create a database in MySQL before you use
! AudioLink. The following steps are just to be executed the first time
! you use AudioLink. You need not execute them each time you upgrade to
! a newer version of AudioLink.
  
! If you're using AudioLink v0.02 or greater, you can setup the database
! in two easy steps listed below:
  
! make createdb
! make insschema
  
! This will create the database and insert the schema. Make sure you
! have the DBI_USER and DBI_PASS environment variables set. See the
! audiolink(1) manpage or documentation in Documentation/ directory.
  
! If you want to create the database manually or you are using v0.01,
! run the following from the shell:
  
  (Assuming the user for the database is root. Change it to suit your
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  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  You'll have to create a database in MySQL before you use
! AudioLink. The audiolink script assists you in creating the database,
! set up tables and also enter frequently used values in a configuration
! file.
  
! Run the 'audiolink' script once you've installed AudioLink. This
! script will ask you certain questions related to logging into the
! database. After that, it proceeds to create the database and setup the
! tables.
  
! If you want to create the database manually, see the following section.
  
! Now populate the database with the code/alfilldb script.
  
! More documentation on the usage, etc. can be found in the manpages and
! the Documentation/ directory.
! 
! Send feedback to aud...@li...
! 
! Have fun :-)
! 
! 
! Creating the MySQL database and tables manually:
! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
! If you want to create the AudioLink database manually, run the
! following from the shell:
  
  (Assuming the user for the database is root. Change it to suit your
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  This will create the table for you.
- 
- Now populate the database with the code/alfilldb script.
- 
- More documentation on the usage, etc. can be found in the manpages and
- the Documentation/ directory.
- 
- Send feedback to aud...@li...
- 
- Have fun :-)
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