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	Please view the license for this free software, here..
	https://corz.org/public/docs/license/free-scripts-licence.php


	Welcome to corzoogle™ Pro
	The fast, real-time search engine for humans and their documents..


	Installation is very simple:

	1) 	Open "corzoogle.php" in a text editor and set your preferences.

			everything is explained within, the defaults will probably be
			just fine for a home archive or personal server.


	2)	Drop (or upload) "corzoogle.php" into the root of your web server.

			(you can put it anywhere you like, but the root is usually best)


	3)	Browse to http://website/corzoogle.php and start corzoogling!


	For lots of tips, info, ideas and other corzoogle-related stuff (you
	can leave comments and suggestions here, too), see here:

	https://corz.org/server/tools/corzoogle/

	have fun!

	;o) Cor

	(c) 2004->tomorrow! cor + corz.org ;o)


	Notes:

	The "recent searches" facility uses a hidden file called ".corzoogles" which
	lives in the same folder as corzoogle.php (you can change its location in 
	your prefs). There's one in the distribution. 
	
	On modern servers, this should work right off-the-bat. If you are using php
	as an Apache module, this file will need to be "world-writable" in order for 
	corzoogle to make use of it.

	Either..

		a) manually create the ".corzoogles" file (or upload the one from the
		distribution), and make it world-writeable**

		or..

		b) allow (temporary) write access to the directory that corzoogle lives
		in, and corzoogle will make the file itself. remember to switch off
		write access for the directory afterwards.

	You can give a folder write-access in a shell/terminal..

		sudo chmod 777 /path/to/folder

	Or from your desktop, using the properties or "get info" for that folder
	or with any decent text editor, save a blank ".corzoogles" file next to
	"corzoogle.php". You could do the whole lot in a shell, too..

    sudo touch /path/to/folder/.corzoogles
    sudo chmod 777 /path/to/folder/.corzoogles

