Some caveats:
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This software is currently a
PHP/MySQL software, which means that to
use it you must have a MySQL server
and a PHP engine (and your web-server
must supports PHP and MySQL). I tested
the software with PHP 4.3.2 and
MySQL 3.23 (both quite old now), as well as
PHP 5.0.4 and MySQL 4.1.12.
It may work with even older versions (but it may
not). Also, the proper
functioning of this software depend on "proper"
functioning of you web-server.
In particular, two issues that I came across
are:
* The scripts must be able to write and create sub-directories in
the
BASE directory. When using this software on on Linux with an
Apache
server (running as user "apache"), I had to chdir to the BASE
directory
and make sure the directory and all the files in it are owned by
user
"apache".
* The web-server (and the PHP engine) must be willing
to upload files.
For example, in one system that I used to test it, the PHP
engine was
configured to only allow uploads of files upto 500KB (and I was
wrecking
my brains as to why I can only upload pdf and not postscript
files..) In
my case it turned out that I had to change the parameter
LimitRequestBody
in php.conf (which on that system was somewhere under
/etc/httpd/).
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