* This creates a folder called jinzora2
* In the case of jinzora, it needs the following step:
rm nano /var/hda/web-apps/jinzora2/.htaccess* comment all the lines (put a "#" in front) ctrl-x, and y to save
* Create an Amahi web app in the Web Apps tab, under setup
* For the root path of the app, point it to the root path of the web app you just untarred (/home/USERNAME/jinzora2/)
* At this point your basic app configuration should be up and running. The next step is to create a mysql database and a user for it. See this page (except use, say, jinzora for the username and jinzora for the password, or whatever you like): http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=71&p=229#p229
* After that, jinzora should be ready to continue install ...
* Navigate to the jinzora2 directory
cd /var/hda/web-apps/jinzora2
* Your web server needs write permissions to some of the Jinzora files. To write log files and cached pages for example. We've created a script called 'configure.sh' that sets the required permissions. First, the script needs to be made executable:
chmod 744 configure.sh
* Run the script to set permissions:
sh ./configure.sh
* Use a browser and go to http://jinzora/
* Now you can setup jinzora
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