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README

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 The installation procedure depends on the base operating system:-
 
 Linux(Fedora, CentOS, RHEL) System
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+==================================
 
-If you have AMP stack (apache, mysql, php) running on your system then
-follow the following steps:-
+If you have AMP stack (apache, mysql, php) running on your system then follow
+the following steps:-
 
 1) Create a directory named "calendar" inside the apache root directory.
-	2) Copy the content of "src" directory to newly created directory "calendar".
-	3) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema. 
-		$ ./mysql_schema.sh
+2) Copy the content of "src" directory to newly created directory "calendar".
+3) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema. 
+	$ ./mysql_schema.sh
 
-	Else if you want to install this package from scratch on fresh operating system
-	then start installing with these steps:-
+Else if you want to install this package from scratch on fresh operating system
+then start installing with these steps:-
 
-	1) Run the script install.sh which will install and configure the AMP server then
-	   install this package on proper position.
-		$ ./install_Linux.sh
-	2) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema.
-		$ ./mysql_schema.sh
+1) Run the script install.sh which will install and configure the AMP server then
+   install this package on proper position.
+	$ ./install_Linux.sh
+2) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema.
+	$ ./mysql_schema.sh
 
 
-	Mac OSX
-	-------
-
-	Mac OSX already comes with Apache installed and PHP bundled up with it. By default 
-	both are inactive and require us to get them ready for business. This can be achieved
-	by following simple steps:
-
-	1) Run the script install_Mac.sh which will set up the Apache server with PHP support.
-		$ ./install_Mac.sh
+Mac OSX
+=======	
 
-	2) Create a directory named "calendar" inside the apache root directory.
+Mac OSX already comes with Apache installed and PHP bundled up with it. By default 
+both are inactive and require us to get them ready for business. This can be achieved
+by following simple steps:
 
-	3) Copy the content of "src" directory to newly created directory "calendar".
+1) Run the script install_Mac.sh which will set up the Apache server with PHP support.
+	$ ./install_Mac.sh
+
+2) Create a directory named "calendar" inside the apache root directory.
 
-	4) Download the MySQL package for Mac OSX depending on the base machine from-
-		http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html#macosx-dmg
+3) Copy the content of "src" directory to newly created directory "calendar".
+
+4) Download the MySQL package for Mac OSX depending on the base machine from-
+	http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html#macosx-dmg
 
-	5) Install everything in the package in this order: mysql, the startup item, the
-	   preference pane. Run this command 
-		export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/mysql/bin/
+5) Install everything in the package in this order: mysql, the startup item, the 
+   preference pane. Run this command 
+	export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/mysql/bin/
 
-	6) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema.
-		$ ./mysql_schema.sh
+6) Run the script mysql_schema.sh to create the required database schema.
+	$ ./mysql_schema.sh
 
 
 
-	Access Panchang by opening the link : 
+Access Panchang by opening the link : 
 
-			http://localhost/calendar/index.php 
-					or 
-			http://SERVERNAME/calendar/index.php
-	--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+		http://localhost/calendar/index.php 
+				or 
+		http://SERVERNAME/calendar/index.php
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
-	NOTE: 3rd party open source packages and codes which have been used to support this
-	package along with their download location :- 
+NOTE: 3rd party open source packages and codes which have been used to support this
+package along with their download location :- 
 
 	* Apache web server 	:http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi 
 	* PHP			:http://in.php.net/distributions/		
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