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CAMAS 1.0 - INSTALLING instructions
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 Installing is mainly done by a GNU autoconf script.

 Make sure before installing CAMAS that you have :

  o Caudium webserver installed
  o Pike installed

 Camas will not install itself if there is no Pike 
 and/or no Caudium.

 
 To install CAMAS, just type :

 ./configure

 Then type :
 make install

 The GNU autoconf script will try to find pike and caudium. If
 it cannot find them, you can specify it with option --with-pike
 and --with-caudium.

 And Camas will be added.

 Use then Caudium Configuration interface to add Camas main
 module and configure using the CIF.

 Happy playing with CAMAS !
 
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 ./configure --with-caudium=/where/caudium/webserver/is

 Per default autoconf will check /usr/local/caudium,
 but usage of option --with-caudium must be added
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CAMAS 1.0 - INSTALLING instructions
-----------------------------------

 Installing is mainly done by a GNU autoconf script.

 Make sure before installing CAMAS that you have :

  o Caudium webserver installed
  o Pike installed

 Camas will not install itself if there is no Pike 
 and/or no Caudium.

 
 To install CAMAS, just type :

 ./configure

 Then type :
 make install

 The GNU autoconf script will try to find pike and caudium. If
 it cannot find them, you can specify it with option --with-pike
 and --with-caudium.

 And Camas will be added.

 Use then Caudium Configuration interface to add Camas main
 module and configure using the CIF.

 Happy playing with CAMAS !
 
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CAMAS 1.0 - Quick install notes
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 Just copy all files from server directory to caudium server, 
 reload the Caudium webserver and check for module. Camas 
 will be on the list.

 Alternaly you can use symbolic links in server/etc/modules/CAMAS.pmod, 
 server/etc/include/camas and server/modules/camas in you Caudium 
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CAMAS 1.0 - INSTALLING instructions
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 Installing is mainly done by a GNU autoconf script.
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 Make sure before installing CAMAS that you have :

  o Caudium webserver installed
  o Pike installed

 Camas will not install itself if there is no Pike 
 and/or no Caudium.

 
 To install CAMAS, just type :

 ./configure --with-caudium=/where/caudium/webserver/is

 Per default autoconf will check /usr/local/caudium,
 but usage of option --with-caudium must be added
 to the configure script.

 Then type :
 make install

 And Camas will be added.

 Use then Caudium Configuration interface to add Camas main
 module and configure using the CIF.

 Happy playing with CAMAS !
 
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 ./configure
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 The GNU autoconf script will try to find pike and caudium. If
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CAMAS 1.0 - INSTALLING & Configuration instructions
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 1. Installation instructions
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 Installation of CAMAS files are mostly done using 
GNU Autoconf system. 
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 To install CAMAS, make sure you have Caudium and Pike
installed somewhere on your machine. Make sure also you
have write access to Caudium file because camas will
install its files there.
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 Then just type for a fresh installation (theses 
instruction must be done if you DON'T upgrade your CAMAS).

 $ ./configure
 [Lots of verbose things]
 
 And if there is no errors like cannot find Pike and/or
 Caudium
 
 $ make install

 Then will copy the files used for camas into caudium
directories.

 If the configure script cannot found Pike you can specify
the pike binary you use with :
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 $ ./configure --with-pike=/the/place/where/is/your/pike/binary


 If the configure script cannot found Caudium you can specify
where is the caudium server directory with :

 $ ./configure --with-caudium=/the/place/where/is/caudium/


 NOTE about Upgrading :
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 Before upgrading you must remove manualy the Camas files that
are in your caudium directories.
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 There is 3 place where Camas lives in a Caudium Server :
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 $SERVERROOT/etc/modules/CAMAS.pmod/
 $SERVERROOT/etc/include/camas/
 $SERVERROOT/modules/camas/

 (with $SERVERROOT is the place where caudium is installed,
  for example /usr/local/caudium/server/)

 Please remove all the files and directories there and start
 install as a fresh Camas install.

 
  2. CAMAS configuration

 All camas configuration is done using Caudium Admin Interface (CIF),
most of the modules are automaticaly loaded...

 Here is the step to create a Camas server from scrach :

 1- Create a new virtual server :
    New virtual Server, select "Basic Server"

 2- Configure as usual for a Caudium Webserver
 
 3- On the virtual server click on "Add modules" and
    select "CAMAS: Main module", this will automagicly
    load all the needed modules to your virtual server
    (others are not needed or are optional).
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 4- On CAMAS Main module configure incoming mail
    and outgoing mail with your values.
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Now you can access to your mail with http://vir.tual.srv/mail/
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Have fun :)
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