LICENSE: All original code in this package is currently licensend under the CDDL license. http://opensource.org/licenses/CDDL-1.0

All non-original functions/libraries remain under their respective licenses or are listed with source attribution if the code is public domain or unlicensed.

INSTALL: The software will run on any unix-like system with a LAMP stack fairly easily, but it installs and upgrades easiest on Unbuntu 12 LTS. That's what is assumed in the install documentation. Running on any other system will require installing by hand, which is not hard.

Although the system will run without Amazon S3 configured, it loses a lot of the best functionality. Amazon S3 is really cheap. You should do it. :-)

Ubuntu 12 LTS [on Amazon Ec2]:

1. [Launch an "small" Ubuntu 12 LTS ec2 instance.]
2. [Create an Elastic IP and assign it to your instance.]
3. Create a DNS A or CNAME record for the server and point it to your elastic ip.
4. Create two S3 buckets: 1 for holding user data and 1 for holding server backups.
5. [Optional] Create a DNS cname to point to your S3 user bucket. This makes life
   easier for your users.
6. Download the github zip archive.
7. Unzip the archive.
8. Without going into the extracted directory, run "sudo cartulary-master/INSTALL".

** The INSTALLation script is meant to ONLY be run on a fresh version of Ubuntu 12. I
take no responsibility for how bad you wreck your system if you run it on anything 
other than that.

Other (Linux, Mac):

1. Create a DNS A or CNAME record for your server or configure dynDNS.
2. Create two S3 buckets: 1 for holding user data and 1 for holding server backups.
3. [Optional] Create a DNS cname to point to your S3 user bucket. This makes life
   easier for your users.
4. Download the github zip archive.
5. Unzip the archive.
6. Open the INSTALL file and follow along, making changes where necessary
   for your particular environment.