kiyoko 0.1
http://kiyoko.stanleylieber.com

	Image board software written in PHP for Apache and MySQL.

LICENSE:

	kiyoko is public domain software.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

	Inspired by Kareha:
		http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/web/wakaba_kareha.html

	PHP file upload code modified from:
		http://www.sebastiansulinski.co.uk

REQUIREMENTS:

	Apache
		http://www.apache.org

	ImageMagick
		http://www.imagemagick.org

        MySQL
                http://www.mysql.com

OPTIONAL:

	MagickWand
		http://www.magickwand.org

INSTALL:

	Unpack in your chosen directory.

	The src/ and thumb/ directories must be writeable by the web
	server process. User htaccess must be enabled on the server.

	Create .htaccess and set permissions:

		$ cp example.htaccess .htaccess
		$ chmod 0644 .htaccess htpasswd

	Create an admin user for your site using htpasswd(1):

		$ htpasswd htpasswd username

	Create a MySQL database containing a table called 'posts.'
	The table should be populated with the following fields:

	FIELD			ATTRIBUTES
	
	k_id			(int, auto_increment, primary_key)
	k_system_date		(timestamp, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)
	k_link			(text)
	k_category		(text)
	k_src			(text)
	k_thumb			(text)
	k_user			(text)
	k_ip			(text)

	It is advised that a unique MySQL user be created for use
	with the kiyoko installation, with permissions limited to
	the kiyoko database.

	Modify .htaccess and include/config.inc.php to reflect your
	site's specifics. The admin user must match between .htaccess
	and include/config.inc.php.

	Load the site in your browser.

GENERAL USE:

	Login is required to post images. Clicking 'login' redirects
	the user to an htaccess request for a username and password.
	Upon successful completion a cookie is set in the browser
	containing the username.

	Regular users may post images.

	The admin user may post or delete messages. The admin also
	sees the username associated with an image listed alongside
	the post's other meta data.

	register.php sends an e-mail to the admin_email listed in
	include/config.inc.php.

	Create new users with htpasswd(1).
	

$Id: README,v 1.6 2009/02/03 17:09:55 stanleylieber Exp $

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# retrieves latest image from $feed and tiles it as desktop background
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