[Phpslash-commit] CVS: phpslash-dev/doc/html phpslash.sgml,1.5,1.6

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	phpslash.sgml 
Log Message:
updated to reflect new psl_*.sql files in tables

Index: phpslash.sgml
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RCS file: /cvsroot/phpslash/phpslash-dev/doc/html/phpslash.sgml,v
retrieving revision 1.5
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*** phpslash.sgml	1 Sep 2004 18:59:58 -0000	1.5
--- phpslash.sgml	21 Oct 2004 16:37:18 -0000	1.6
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  <author>
    <url url="http://phpslash.sourceforge.net/" name="The phpSlash Group">
! <date>v0.5, January 31, 2003

  <abstract>
--- 16,20 ----
  <author>
    <url url="http://phpslash.sourceforge.net/" name="The phpSlash Group">
! <date>v0.8, 2004-10-21 12:14 EDT 

  <abstract>
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    <item> Webserver Software (We like to use <url url="http://www.apache.org/" name="the Apache webserver">)
      <itemize>
!       <item> Apache has been tested on 1.3.6 and above.
!       <item> No reports on Apache 2 yet, as php tends to be broken with the 2.0-alphas.
      </itemize>

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    <item> Webserver Software (We like to use <url url="http://www.apache.org/" name="the Apache webserver">)
      <itemize>
!       <item> Apache has been tested on 1.3.6 and above (including apache2).
      </itemize>

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 This section details a browser based wizard style installation method. It does not contain exhaustive direction or details. It is geared for those that want to get started with minimal configuration.

! <sect2> 1. Decompress the phpslash-0.8.x.tar.gz files into your web directory.
 It is critical that the files in public_html are in a public location on your web server. It is more secure to have the class directory parallel to the public_html directory so that the files are not visible to your visitors.

     <tscreen><verb>
!     tar xzvf phplash-0.8.tar.gz
!     cd phpslash-0.8
     </verb></tscreen>

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  <p>This section details a browser based wizard style installation method.  It does not contain exhaustive direction or details.  It is geared for those that want to get started with minimal configuration.

! <sect2> 1. Decompress the phpslash-VER.x.tar.gz files into your web directory.
 It is critical that the files in public_html are in a public location on your web server. It is more secure to have the class directory parallel to the public_html directory so that the files are not visible to your visitors.

     <tscreen><verb>
!     tar xzvf phplash-VER.tar.gz
!     cd phpslash-VER
     </verb></tscreen>

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      <tscreen><verb>
       cd public_html
!      chmod 777 config.ini.php
      </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> 3. Browse to the directory where you installed the public_html files and follow the configure screens to set up phpSlash (this assumes that you either have a MySQL database configured or have the permissions to set up a new database.

! <sect2> 4. For security delete the config_setup.php file and set the write permissions on the config.ini.php file:
   <p>
       <tscreen><verb>
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      <tscreen><verb>
       cd public_html
!      chmod 0666 config.ini.php
      </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> 3. Using a browser, browse to the directory where you installed the public_html (example: http://localhost/phpslash/public_html) files and follow the configure screens to set up phpSlash. You might need a username/password for a SQL server user who can create or modify databases.The configuration wizard will try to decide what's best.

! <sect2> 4. After completion of all configuration screens, you must delete the config_setup.php file and you must set the write permissions on the config.ini.php file:
   <p>
       <tscreen><verb>
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       </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> 5. Follow the login instructions.
   <p>

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       </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> 5. Then follow to the login instructions.

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   <p>
     <tscreen><verb>
!     tar xzvf phplash-0.8.tar.gz
!     cd phpslash-0.8
     </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> Install the database schema and data. This is contained in the file tables/0.7/slash-all.sql.  Example command lines:
   <p>
    <tscreen><verb>
      mysqladmin -u username -p create database_name
!     mysql -u username -p database_name < tables/0.7/slash-all.sql
    </verb></tscreen>

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   <p>
     <tscreen><verb>
!     tar xzvf phplash-VER.tar.gz
!     cd phpslash-VER
     </verb></tscreen>

! <sect2> Install the database schema and data. This is contained in the file tables/VER/psl_core.sql and if desired tables/VER/psl_example.sql right after.  Example command lines:
   <p>
    <tscreen><verb>
      mysqladmin -u username -p create database_name
!     mysql -u username -p database_name < tables/VER/psl_core.sql
!     # optionally:
!     mysql -u username -p database_name < tables/VER/psl_example.sql
    </verb></tscreen>

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   <p>
     <tscreen><verb>
+      # for your own $HOME folder's public_html:
       mkdir ~/public_html
       cp -R public_html/* ~/public_html/
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   <p>
     <tscreen><verb>
!     cd ~/public_html/
!     cp config-dist.ini.php config.ini.php
     </verb></tscreen>

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   <p>
     <tscreen><verb>
!     cp config-dist.ini.php ~/public_html/config.ini.php
     </verb></tscreen>

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       <tscreen><verb>
         ;; The complete filesystem path to the class directory
!        classdir = "/home/username/phpslash-0.7/class"
       </verb></tscreen>
     <item>  The webserver address of the web documents.
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       <tscreen><verb>
         ;; The complete filesystem path to the class directory
!        classdir = "/home/username/phpslash-VER/class"
       </verb></tscreen>
     <item>  The webserver address of the web documents.
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     <item>  The database variables.
       <tscreen><verb>
+        ;; modify this as needed:
         DB_Host = "localhost"
         DB_Database = "phpslash"
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  Once that's done, in the PHPSlash archive, in the tables directory,
! you'll find the slash-all.sql script.  Execute that in your new database
  so install all the default tables:

  <tscreen><code>
! mysql -u username -p password database name < slash-all.sql
  </code></tscreen>

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  Once that's done, in the PHPSlash archive, in the tables directory,
! you'll find the psl_core.sql schema.  Execute that in your new database
  so install all the default tables:

  <tscreen><code>
! mysql -u username -p password databasename &lt; psl_core.sql
  </code></tscreen>