From: Thomas K. <tk...@us...> - 2001-05-23 15:36:31
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All- Here is an install file for Windows 2000\IIS5. Any chance we can get this incorpoated with the distribution for 0.7? I worked backwards from the original file, so it should be pretty consistent. Thanks! Tom Keegan ________________________________________________________________________ _______ IDS 0.a Installation Instructions (Microsoft Windows 2000) http://ids.sourceforge.net/ ________________________________________________________________________ _______ IDS requires: - IIS 5 - ActivePerl 626 or Later http://www.activestate.com - Image-Magick Perl Module (available through PPM) - IO-String Perl Module (available through PPM) - Data-Dump Perl Module (available through PPM) - Image::Info Perl Module http://www.cpan.org/ - jpegtran.exe http://sylvana.net/jpegcrop/jpegtran.exe For help installing Perl modules, please consult: http://cpan.org/modules/INSTALL.html Your webserver must be configured to execute CGI's. CGI's must be mapped to perl (usually C:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe "%s" %s) Installation: - Decompress "ids-0.7.tar.gz" into a directory where your webserver can find it and from where CGI's can be executed. This should probably be on a NTFS volume for performance and security. - Rename the directory "ids-0.7" to whatever you want. - Create a virtual directory named admin with read and execute to the absolute path of the admin directory - Change NTFS ACLs on this directory to allow only designated admins. - Create a virtual directory named postcomment with read and execute to the absolute path of the post comment directory - If you would like to require that guests have a password before posting comments, you can set NTFS ACLs on the "postcomment" directory. - Change ACLs on the album-data, image-cache, and logs directories to allow anonymous reads and writes. Notes on jpegtran: - Place it somewhere, and enter the absolute path, in msdos style. example: C:/progra~1/jpegtran/jpegtran.exe - The file /admin/index.cgi needs to be modified. Open it, and go to rotateImage. On the system line, change \"$itemToRotate\" > \"$tempImageName\ to \"$itemToRotate\" \"$tempImageName\ |