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----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I N T E R C H A N G E Interchange 4.7.6 Copyright (C) 1996-2001 Red Hat, Inc. <interchange@redhat.com> Originally based on Vend 0.2, with portions from Vend 0.3 Copyright 1995-96 by Andrew M. Wilcox See the file LICENSE for redistribution terms. This program is offered without warranty of any kind. We are interested in problems, suggestions, or comments, but do not offer free individual support in most cases. Our professional services group offers paid consulting services, which are detailed at: http://www.redhat.com/ecommerce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interchange is a full-featured electronic catalog system with online ordering; real-time credit card processing hooks; high-end database access and retrieval with SQL support; product categorizing, merchandising, and discounting; basic customer relationship management; dynamic content presentation; content management; internationalization and localization support; real-time tax and shipping hooks; reporting; and web-based administration. Interchange absolutely REQUIRES Perl 5.005 or Perl 5.6 or later on a Unix-like operating system. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- More information is in the following files and directories: pod/ Documentation. README.rpm Notes on using Interchange when installed from RPM packages. README.debian Notes on using Interchange when installed from Debian packages. README.cvs How to access the CVS repository to track ongoing development. WHATSNEW Changes per version for this version family. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Major files/directories in the distribution: Makefile.PL Script to create a Makefile, used for installation. dist/ The distribution files, exclusive of executable files and modules. Includes: interchange.cfg.dist Distribution interchange.cfg foundation/ Demo catalog application src/ C and Perl code for CGI links lib/ Back-end administrative interface usertag/ Some fairly standard usertags extra/ Some not-always-needed Perl libraries. hints.pl OS-specific configuration settings. None currently used. lib/ The library modules needed to run Interchange. scripts/ The executable files, relocated to bin/ in the install directory. test.pl The installation test script. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I N S T A L L A T I O N You can install Interchange as root for a multi-user system-wide setup, or as an unprivileged user who will be the only one modifying Interchange files. Here is the quick installation summary: gzip -dc interchange-4.7.?.tar.gz | tar xvf - cd interchange-4.7.? ./configure Then you will need to make your first Interchange catalog, as described in the next section. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- D E M O There is a demo catalog included called 'foundation'. To install the demo, go to the directory where you installed Interchange (default is "interchange" in your home directory, /usr/local/interchange for root installations, or /usr/lib/interchange for RPM installations) and run: bin/makecat Follow the prompts and after restarting the Interchange server you should be able to access the demo catalog. Please note that some functionality (notably the reporting features) may not be available if you are not using an SQL database such as MySQL or PostgreSQL. Visit http://demo.akopia.com/ to see a live demo on our servers. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- D O C U M E N T A T I O N The included documentation is in POD and man(1) formats. The developer web site it located at: http://interchange.redhat.com/ It offers user-annotated documentation, the documentation in other formats, and a user-contributed code library. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- C O M P A T I B I L I T Y Interchange is regularly tested on Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris. It has also been used on OpenBSD, Digital UNIX/Tru64, SCO, AIX, and other Unix variants. It should work on any Unix with Perl 5.005 or higher and the necessary Perl modules. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- (end)
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