[geeklog-cvs] Auth_Enterprise/Server README.txt,1.4,1.5

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--- README.txt	1 Jul 2004 18:55:56 -0000	1.5
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    - Client Requirements
    - Server Requirements
! - Installing Auth_Enterprise
  - Common Installation Problems
  - Support
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    - Client Requirements
    - Server Requirements
!   - Database Requirements
! - Auth_Enterprise Server Installation
! - Auth_Enterprise Client Installation
  - Common Installation Problems
  - Support
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    the Auth_Enterprise remotely.  You will need to implement SSL on the chosen protocols (i.e.
    XMLRPC, SOAP, etc).
  
! Auth_Enterprise Installation
! -----------------------------
   - In most instances you will want to use SSL to communicate with an Auth_Enterprise server.  In
     the case you are using either the PHP4 or PHP5 clients you must have curl and the curl
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    the Auth_Enterprise remotely.  You will need to implement SSL on the chosen protocols (i.e.
    XMLRPC, SOAP, etc).
+   
+ Database Requirements
+ ----------------------
+ In most cases you will need to have a database that is supported by PEAR::DB even if you don't
+ want to use something other than the database for authentication.  That is because, by default,
+ the providers shipped with Auth_Enterprise use a database for storing user privileges.  See the
+ list below for the requirements of supported DBMS's.
  
! - MySQL user's must have at least version 4 and have INNODB enabled as Auth_Enterprise makes us
!   of SQL transactions.  Your MySQL installation must also support foreign key constraints.
! 
! NOTE: we are always looking for more DBMS's we can support.  If you port the Auth_Enterprise DDL
! to one we haven't supported yet, by all means share it so we can include it in the distribution.
!   
! Auth_Enterprise Server Installation
! ------------------------------------
!  - As you probably already did, you install this package by using the pear command included with
!    most PHP4 and PHP5 installations. Again, you have to have PHP5 on the server you are running
!    the service on.  The exact command to execute is "pear install Auth_Enterprise" or, if you are
!    installing a beta, "pear install Auth_Enterprise-beta".
!  - You will then need to create a database and import the data structures.  As of right now only
!    MySQL is supported but we plan to add new DBMS's after we reach an release candidate status.
!    The SQL to import is in /path/to/pear/Auth_Enterprise/Server/sql/.
!  - Once you create your database you will need to modify AEServerConfig.php to use your database
!    settings.
   - In most instances you will want to use SSL to communicate with an Auth_Enterprise server.  In
     the case you are using either the PHP4 or PHP5 clients you must have curl and the curl
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     a fairly big security concern so be sure to test your SSL configuration.
     
+ Auth_Enterprise Client-only Installation
+ -----------------------------------------
+  - Coming soon
+ 
  Common Installation Problems
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