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------------------        INSTALL - Ampache v.3.6         ----------------------
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-
-  For the sake of this installation document we will be using Apache and Linux
-  however these are by no means requirements. Lighttpd, IIS, whatever could be
-  used in Apache's place. 
-
-  I'm assuming that you have Apache, PHP and MySQL running when you
-  get to this point.
-
-  Unpack ampache from the tarball and name it ampache.  Please insure that you 
-  place ampache in your web path.
-
-  If you are migrating from an older version of Ampache to a newer version of
-  Ampache please see the MIGRATION notes.
-
-  If at any time during this install you can't figure out where you have gone
-  wrong check out /test.php for help.
-
-  1. Installing Using the Web Interface:
-
-  As of 3.3-Beta3 Ampache includes an web based installation script. In order
-  for the script to work correctly you will need a user that has Database 
-  create and modify rights for your mysql server. To use this script simply
-  visit /install.php. If you get a Access Denied make sure that your /config
-  directory does not contain an existing ampache.cfg
-
-  	Web Install: 
-		Step 1 - Chosing your Language: 
-			Ampache is translated into many different languages you 
-			can pick the language that you would like to install Ampache
-			in from the drop down provided. 
-
-		Step 2 - Inserting the database:
-			This requires you to enter a username/pass for MySQL that 
-			is able to create a new database and insert new tables. 
-			This should not be the user you actually run ampache as. 
-			You can also create MySQL user at this point which will 
-			have the correct permissions to the newly created Ampache 
-			database.
-
-		Step 3 - Creating the Config file:
-			This step asks for a 'user'
-			level account for MySQL that has full access over
-			the newly created ampache database, this can be the 
-			same as the last step, but it is not recommended. 
-			Ampache will attempt to write the config file directly
-			to the /config directory, if it isn't able to it 
-			should prompt you to download the ampache.cfg simply
-			put it into /config and then visit the login page. 
-
-		Step 4 - Creating the Initial User Account:
-			You will be asked for a username and password for the 
-			initial administrator account. If at any time you 
-			forget your admin password you can simply turn of 
-			authentication by editing your /config/ampache.cfg.php
-			and setting use_auth = "false". This will allow you
-			to get into your ampache install to reset your admin
-			password. 
-
-  Enjoy! If you have any problems with the web installer please report them 
-  to vollmer@ampache.org Thanks!
-  
-    
-  2. The Long of Setting Up Ampache
-
-    2.1 Configuring Apache Server
-    There are really two choices here.  You can either configure a virtual
-    server for the ampache services, or you can just configure a new directory
-    directive for ampache.  There are advantages and disadvantages for both.
-
-    If you configure a new virtual server, it has it's own log files which
-    could be useful for separating the ampache web traffic from the regular
-    web server traffic.
-
-    If you configure a new directory directive for ampache, the ampache
-    statistics will be in with all the other web traffic, but it may be a
-    little easier (but not by much).
-
-    We've included cronolog lines. These are not required, but for 
-    troubleshooting we recommend them. 
-
-    for a separate virtual server httpd.conf reads:
-
-    [snip]
-
-        <VirtualHost 192.168.100.2:80>
-           ServerName tunes.ampache.org
-
-           ServerAdmin webmaster@ampache.org
-           DocumentRoot /data/www/ampache
-
-           DirectoryIndex index.php
-
-        </VirtualHost>
-
-    [snip]
-
-    Now perform an 'apache restart' and apache should be configured.
-
-    2.2 Configuring Your MySQL Server
-    Setup a user and pass for your music db and create the music db.
-
-    Run: 'mysql -u user -p musicdb < sql/ampache.sql'
-      to create the music db and tables.
-
-    2.3 Configuring Ampache
-
-      2.3.1 Configuring motd.php
-
-        Copy config/motd.php.dist to config/motd.php
-
-        Edit this file however you like, with either php code or straight html.
-        The output will be displayed below the login box on login.php.
-
-      2.3.2 Configuring the Ampache (config.php.inc)
-	
-	Copy /config/ampache.cfg.php.dist to /config/ampache.cfg.php
-
-	You will need to manually enter the following variables before ampache 
-	will work. 
-
-		web_path
-		database_hostname
-		database_name
-		database_username
-		database_password
-
-	It is strongly recommended that you read through the entire Ampache config
-	file as there are many different options that you may want to change. By 
-	defualt Ampache attempts to present you with a secure, yet useable 
-	configuration. If you have and recommendations in regards to the defaults
-	provided in Ampache.cfg.php.dist please let us know. 
-
-      2.3.3 Creating your First User
-
-	If you don't use the web installer your Ampache installation comes 
-	without a default administrator. You will need to edit your 
-	/config/ampache.cfg.php and set use_auth = "false" then visit your
-	ampache installation, you will not be prompted for a username/password.
-	Go to admin --> users and create a Admin level user. Make sure that you
-	set use_auth = "true" otherwise your Ampache install will be open to 
-	the world. 
-
-
-  3. Running Ampache For The First Time
-
-	* If you have performed a manual installation you can skip to 3.1,
-	setting up the catalog. 
-
-        Point your browser at your new ampache webpage and you should get 
-        the installation page. It will run you through inserting your 
-	database, creating your config file and setting up your first user
-
-        Grab A Beer....
-
-      3.1  Setting up a catalog
-        First, create your local catalogs.  Do this by first clicking
-        `Add a catalog', and entering the path for the root of your
-        collection of audio files.  There is no need to enter sub directories
-	since the update tool will recursively catalog all subdirectories.
-
-        You can enter multiple paths, so this means that you can access
-        multiple directories, and hence multiple hard disks.  I solved this
-        particular problem by patching the kernel to include logical volume
-        management, but that's a completely different story.
-	
-      3.2  Updating your Catalog
-        If everything went correctly, you are now looking at an empty ampache.
-        In order to populate the database with all the tag information from
-        your MP3 files, you'll need to go to the `Admin' page, and select
-        the `Catalog' link.
-
-        Finally, you want to click the `Update All Catalogs' button in the
-        middle of the Catalog page and go for coffee (or any other beverages
-        you like) as this will take a little bit of time.  The web server
-        is now searching for and opening each of the MP3 files in your
-        collection, pulling the ID3 tag data out, and using these to populate
-        your ampache database.
-
-        Final Note on MP3 Tags:
-        Since you the value of ampache is directly related to the data in the
-        database, and this data is obtained from the ID3 tags in your MP3 files,
-        it really pays to have all your tags populated and in order.
-
-        One of the best tools that I've run across to do this is:
-        EasyTAG - Tag editor for MP3 and OGG files
-        http://easytag.sourceforge.net
-
-        It runs right on the Linux machine, and is quite a bit faster at updating
-        tags than any PC based programs that have to access the MP3 across a
-        Samba share point.  But this does not mean that you can't update tags
-        this way.  Just that the local Linux program can access the MP3 faster.
-
-        If you insist on using a windows version another good tool can also be 
-        found on sourceforge at: http://massid3lib.sourceforge.net/
-    
-      3.3  Adding Users
-	To Add Users simply click admin->users->Add a new user and enter
-	the appropriate information
-
-
-      3.4  Sorting and updating files *EXPERIMENTAL* (Use this at your own risk)
-        When updating catalog preferences new fields added in v3.1 include
-           ID3 set command
-	   Filename pattern
-	   Sort Pattern
-
-	When these fields are populated a periodic update may be performed by
-	scheduling the fileupdate.pl program to run at timed intervals.  This
-	program will query the database and attempt to sort and rename your
-	files based on the patterns you have specified and the tag information
-	in the database. 
-
-      3.5  Updating Tags from flagged information
-
-	Ampache has a flagging system that allows users and admins to flag songs
-	to be re-encoded or modify their meta-data inside the website. Jirwin
-	created a command line script called write_tags.php.inc located in /bin
-	that will attempt to write out the tags as set, and approved in your
-	Ampache database. 
-
-      3.6  Ampache Wiki
-
-	Ampache.org has a wiki set up at http://ampache.org/wiki/ which is
-	full of additional information.  Such as specific install instructions
-	for different OS's like Debian, Slackware, FreeBSD and Windows.  It
-	also explains how to use the additional features and options such as
-	downsampling and transcoding, Access Control Lists, Ampache and XML-RPC,
-	Ampache + Amarok, Localplay, Democratic Playback and much much more.
-	http://ampache.org/wiki/
-	
-      3.7  Repositories
-
-	Ampache is now available in rpm, ebuild and deb formats, which covers
-	most of the major linux distro's so please check your distro's
-	repositories to see if Ampache is available.  This will ease the
-	installation even more.
-
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