Open Translation Engine (OTE) 

Installation
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- Requirements: 
  PHP 5.x with multibyte functions enabled
  MySQL 5.x
  (For PHP 4.x / MySQL 4.x installs, see notes at end of this file)
  
- Download the latest stable released version from:
  http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=48619

- Extract the download and put the files in a web accessible directory on your server

- Copy /settings.php-dist to: /settings.php

- Edit /settings.php for your system database access, language, and view settings

- edit /.htaccess for correct pathname to 404.php file
  (if you get server errors, you may also remove the php_value settings)

- edit /robots.txt for correct pathnames

- create the OTE database via import of:
  /sql/create.database.sql

- create the OTE tables via import of:
  /sql/create.tables.sql
   (also creates user 'admin' password 'admin')
   
- Change the 'admin' user password:
  Open the home page in your browser
  Click 'Users' in the bottom footer menu
  Click your username 'admin'
  Type in a new password and click 'Modify'

- Edit templates as required (optional)
  - /templates/default/ directory contains all templating files and settings
  - you can edit the default templates, or copy the default directory and rename it, 
    then use this new template directory in the global /settings.php file
  - templates.settings.php contains text messages and template-specific settings

- Import sample dictionary data (optional)
  - Login as admin
  - click 'Import' from homepage
  - select language pair, delimiter, and paste in your import text
  - sample dictionary files can be found in /samples/

- Get Involved!  see: /docs/developer.documentation.txt


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- For latest development version, checkout from SVN:
  svn co https://ote.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ote ote 
  Also see /docs/developer.documentation.txt for more info

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- OTE depends on the web server running files with no extension as PHP files.
In Apache, this is added to the .htaccess file:
  ForceType application/x-httpd-php
Your web server must be setup to read .htaccess files, or you must add 
the ForceType declaration to your httpd.conf file.

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- PHP 4.x / MySQL 4.x Installations

  Depreciated - no UTF8 functions, simple database functions only

  - create database, see: /sql/depreciated/depreciated.v4.database.sql
  - create tables, see: /sql/depreciated/depreciated.v4.tables.sql
  - edit main /settings.php file, uncomment:  define('DEPRECIATED_V4', '1');


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