INSTALLATION NOTES:
Please note that Fruity is now covered under GPL.  A Copy of the GPLv2 License is available in the LICENSE 
file in this code package.

REQUIREMENTS:
	Web Server
	PHP 5.x	(5 Is now used, for object orientated support)
		- PHP MySQL Extension
		- PHP Session Extension
	MySQL Database Engine
		- Tested on MySQL 4.1, should work on 3.x as well.
	ADOdb PHP Database Abstraction Layer
		- The adodb folder must be in your PHP's include_path.
		- http://adodb.sf.net
	PEAR's HTML_TreeMenu package
		- This must also be installed in your PHP's include_path.
		- See PHP Pear's Site for more info (http://pear.php.net)
	Nagios v2.0
		- Nagios v1.x support is no longer supported.
		- You can import v1.x configs, however.
	
1) Extract this codebase in your web directory's document root.  This will extract the files in a fruity
   subdirectory.

2) Create a symlink or copy of your nagios's icon logo's directory to the fruity's base directory with the 
   name of logos.
   
3) Create a database for fruity in MySQL with select,insert,drop,empty privileges.

4) Configure the config.inc file in fruity's includes directory.  Notes on what each parameter is is 
   specified in the file.
   
5) Point your web browser to /fruity/ on your webserver to start Fruity.

APPLICATION NOTES:
This release is beta quality; therefore it is not meant for production use.  If you do so, you do so at your 
own risk.  However, Fruity would never get out of Beta unless it is tested.  Please do so and share your 
feedback.

Please visit Fruity's sourceforge homepage at http://fruity.sf.net to submit bugs, join the user mailing list 
and find the latest release.

Thank you,

Taylor Dondich (Groundwork Open Source Solutions)
