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Diogenes for Debian
-------------------

GETTING STARTED WITH DIOGENES

  Diogenes will be available at http://localhost/diogenes/ after installation.
  To make any real use of Diogenes, you will most likely want to set Diogenes's
  location to a proper URL which is accessible from remote hosts. You can set
  this URL in the configuration file:

  /etc/diogenes/diogenes.debian.inc.php

  To start using Diogenes, you need to create a user account so that you
  can log in. You can do so by visiting the following page:

  http://localhost/diogenes/toplevel/boot.php
  
  Alternatively, the following MySQL command will allow you to login with the
  username "root" and no password. You can then change the password upon your
  first login using Diogenes's user account manager.

  use diogenes;
  insert into diogenes_auth set username="root",password=MD5(""),perms="admin";
  

MANUAL INSTALLATION NOTES

  If during installation you selected not to automatically configure Apache
  you will have to modify your Apache configuration to include
  /etc/diogenes/apache.conf.
  
  If during installation you selected not to automatically configure MySQL
  you will have to create Diogenes's database by hand. To do so, you can use 
  the SQL files found in /usr/share/diogenes/scripts. If you select a manual
  database installation you will also have to handle database structure
  upgrades yourself by running the update.php script which is provided in
  /usr/share/diogenes/scripts.
  

 -- Jeremy Lainé <jeremy.laine@m4x.org>  Mon, 29 Mar 2004 13:24:19 +0200
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	1	Diogenes for Debian
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	4	GETTING STARTED WITH DIOGENES
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	6	Diogenes will be available at http://localhost/diogenes/ after installation.
	7	To make any real use of Diogenes, you will most likely want to set Diogenes's
	8	location to a proper URL which is accessible from remote hosts. You can set
	9	this URL in the configuration file:
	10
	11	/etc/diogenes/diogenes.debian.inc.php
	12
	13	To start using Diogenes, you need to create a user account so that you
	14	can log in. You can do so by visiting the following page:
	15
	16	http://localhost/diogenes/toplevel/boot.php
	17
	18	Alternatively, the following MySQL command will allow you to login with the
	19	username "root" and no password. You can then change the password upon your
	20	first login using Diogenes's user account manager.
	21
	22	use diogenes;
	23	insert into diogenes_auth set username="root",password=MD5(""),perms="admin";
	24
	25
	26	MANUAL INSTALLATION NOTES
	27
	28	If during installation you selected not to automatically configure Apache
	29	you will have to modify your Apache configuration to include
	30	/etc/diogenes/apache.conf.
	31
	32	If during installation you selected not to automatically configure MySQL
	33	you will have to create Diogenes's database by hand. To do so, you can use
	34	the SQL files found in /usr/share/diogenes/scripts. If you select a manual
	35	database installation you will also have to handle database structure
	36	upgrades yourself by running the update.php script which is provided in
	37	/usr/share/diogenes/scripts.
	38
	39
	40	-- Jeremy Lainé <jeremy.laine@m4x.org> Mon, 29 Mar 2004 13:24:19 +0200