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1. First, create a database for Contao Open Source CMS.

	# mysqladmin -p -u <administrator> create <dbname>.

2. Next, create a user for accessing that database.

	# mysql -p -u <administrator> <dbname>
	mysql> grant select, insert, update, delete, create, drop,
	       index, alter, create temporary tables, lock tables on
	       <dbname>.* to '<dbuser>'@@'localhost'
	       identified by '<dbpass>' ;

3. Edit ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/contao.conf and include from httpd.conf.

	Include ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/contao.conf

   Then reload or restart apache.

4. Start setup from Contao installer.  If your setup Contao's
   URL as http://www.example.org/, the installer's URL will be
   http://www.example.org/contao/install.php.

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@* Make contao211 to use own FILESDIR.
* A small clean up to common/Makefile.common.

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