This is the web portal for squasher

= Requirements

You need apache, php, mysql, php-myql, smarty

= Database setup

Copy the file config.php.example into config.php

Create a database and a user.
```
CREATE DATABASE squasher;
GRANT ALL ON squasher.* TO 'squasher'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mypassword';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
```

Update database information within config.php.

Populate the database with squasher.sql:
mysql -u squasher -h localhost -D squasher -p < squasher.sql

You will get a user "squasher" with password "squasher".
Change it as soon as the web application is running. Don't forget.

= Web setup

Create a webpage pointing at webroot/ at your httpd configuration

= Temporary files

Create a file config.php (using config.php.example as a base):


templates_c is a directory for compiled templates, and cache is... a cache.
Both these directories must be *writable by the web daemon*

One possibility is:
```
mkdir -p /var/cache/squasher

mkdir -m 775 /var/cache/squasher/templates_c
chown root:www-data /var/cache/squasher/templates_c

mkdir -m 775 /var/cache/squasher/cache
chown root:www-data /var/cache/squasher/cache
```
and put these directories in config.php

= Uploads directory

This is where your files fragments get.

This folder needs to be writable by both the ftp server and by php. Php will use umask 002 to ensure g+w mode is kept.

You can change the location in config.php