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-Installing and Configuring z-push
-======================
-
-After installing z-push, you must configure your webserver to redirect the URL
-'Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync' to the index.php file in the z-push directory.
-
-If you have apache2 installed a completeconfiguration file is installed and 
-apache is reloaded.
-
-This package also includes configuration files for lighttpd and nginx. To enable 
-them issue the following commands.
-
-lighttpd:
-	ln -s /etc/z-push/lighttpd.conf /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/50-z-push.conf
-    lighty-enable-mod z-push
-    service lighttpd reload
-
-nginx:
-    ln -s /etc/z-push/nginx.conf /etc/nginx/conf.d/z-push.conf
-    service nginx reload
-
-If you still want to do things by hand, the redirect can be achieved by adding
-the line
-
-    Alias /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync /usr/share/z-push/index.php
-
-to your Apache httpd.conf file. Make sure that you are adding the line to the
-correct part of your Apache configuration, taking care of virtual hosts and
-other Apache configurations.
-
-Another possibility is to add this line to a z-push.conf file inside the directory
-which contents are automatically processed during the webserver start (by
-default it is conf.d inside the /etc/apache2 or /etc/httpd depending on your
-distribution).
-
-You have to reload your webserver after making these configurations.
-
-*WARNING* You CANNOT simply rename the z-push directory to
-Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync. This will cause Apache to send redirects to the
-mobile device, which will definitely break your mobile device synchronisation.
-
-Lastly, make sure that PHP has the following settings:
-
-    php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off
-    php_flag register_globals off
-    php_flag magic_quotes_runtime off
-    php_flag short_open_tag on
-
-You can set this in the httpd.conf, in php.ini or in an .htaccess file in
-the root of z-push. If you don't set this up correctly, you will not be
-able to login correctly via z-push.
-
-z-push writes files to your file system like logs or data from the
-FileStateMachine (which is default). In order to make this possible,
-you either need to disable the php-safe-mode in php.ini or .htaccess with
-    php_admin_flag safe_mode off
-or configure it accordingly, so z-push is allowed to write to the 
-log and state directories. 
-
-After doing this, you should be able to synchronize with your mobile device.
-
-
-Upgrading from z-push 1.X versions
-------------------------------------
-
-The easiest way to upgrade is to follow the steps for a new installation. The states
-of z-push 1.X are not compatible and there is no upgrade path, but as this version 
-implements a fully automatic resynchronisation of devices it should not affect the
-users and work without the user interaction.
-
-
-Update to newer z-push versions
--------------------------------
-
-Upgrading to a newer z-push version follows the same path as the initial 
-installation.
-
-Please observe the published release notes of the new z-push version.
-For some releases it is necessary to e.g. resynchronize the mobile.
-
-
-Setting up your mobile device
------------------------------
-
-This is simply a case of adding an 'exchange server' to your activesync
-server list, specifying the IP address of the z-push's apache server,
-disabling SSL, unless you have already setup SSL on your Apache server,
-setting the correct username and password (the domain is ignored, you can
-simply specify 'domain' or some other random string), and then going through
-the standard activesync settings.
-
-Once you have done this, you should be able to synchronise your mobile
-simply by clicking the 'Sync' button in ActiveSync on your mobile.
-
-*NOTE* using the synchronisation without SSL is not recommended because
-your private data is transmitted in clear text over the net. Configuring
-SSL on Apache is beyond of the scope of this document. Please refer to
-Apache documention available at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/
-
-
-Troubleshooting
----------------
-
-Most problems will be caused by incorrect Apache settings. To test whether
-your Apache setup is working correctly, you can simply type the z-push URL
-in your browser, to see if apache is correctly redirecting your request to
-z-push. You can simply use:
-
-    http://<serverip>/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
-
-If correctly configured, you should see a username/password request and
-when you specify a valid username and password, you should see a z-push
-information page, saying that this kind of requests is not supported.
-Without authentication credentials z-push displays general information.
-
-If not then check your PHP and Apache settings and Apache error logs.
-
-If you have other synchronisation problems, you can increase the LOGLEVEL
-parameter in the config e.g. to LOGLEVEL_DEBUG or LOGLEVEL_WBXML.
-
-The z-push.log file will then collect detailed debug information from your
-synchronisation.
-
-*NOTE* This setting will set z-push to log the detailed information for
-*every* user on the system. You can set a different log level for particular
-users by adding them comma separated to $specialLogUsers in the config.php
- e.g. $specialLogUsers = array("user1", "user2", "user3");
- 
- *NOTE* Be aware that if you are using LOGLEVEL_DEBUG and LOGLEVEL_WBXML
- z-push will be quite talkative, so it is advisable to use log-rotate
- on the log file.