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* POST INSTALL CONFIGURATION *
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***********************************************************************
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Please note that everything has been installed in %%PREFIX%%/www/fruity.
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Create a database for fruity in MySQL with select,insert,drop,empty privileges.
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Import the SQL data contained in %%PREFIX%%/www/fruity/sqldata/fruity-mysql.sql
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create database fruity;
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use mysql;
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grant usage on fruity.* to fruity@localhost;
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grant select,insert,drop on fruity.* to fruity@localhost;
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set password for fruity@localhost = password('fruity');
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Alter the database name, user name, and password to suit and set the same
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values from above in the configuration file mentioned in the next paragraph.
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Read %%PREFIX%%/www/fruity/INSTALL but keep in mind local changes for
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FreeBSD: you need to copy %%PREFIX%%/etc/fruity.config.inc-sample
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to %%PREFIX%%/etc/fruity.config.inc and modify appropriately.
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You will probably want to add an alias to your httpd.conf file, something
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like this:
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Alias /fruity/ %%PREFIX%%/www/fruity/
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And restart Apache.
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Alternatively, you can create a host dedicated to fruity and use
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a DocumentRoot of %%PREFIX%%/www/fruity.
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