Malibo is used to create a blog on a website in the Internet.The main goal is not to have the most functionality but to be a small and easy to use system.Besides creating and editing blog entries, files can be uploaded and directly linked to. There is also a comment functions to allow visitor to write comments for each article.Malibo includes these components: � WYMEditor� jQueryMalibo is based on PHP and designed to run on Apache webservers.Requirements:� Apache webserver 1.3 (or newer). Note: malibo relies on the webserver to do the user authentication. Other webservers should also work, if HTTP basic authentication is supported (eg. via .htaccess file)� PHP 5.1 (or newer)� MySQL 5.0 (or newer) (PostgreSQL may also work but is completely untested yet)Installation:At present there is no installation tool.Therefore this is yet a manual task and requires good knowledge of the target system. Basic steps: � Extract contents of malibo.tar.gz in a directory on the web server� Note: It is a good idea to password-protect this directory until the installation is complete� Setup database tables using the SQL statements in the subdirectory "installation"� Note: If other table names will be used, the SQL statements must be adjusted� Move the database configuration file "template/mlb_config. inc.php" to a secure location (outside the web-accessible area)� Adjust index.php und edit/index.php to the new location of the database configuration file� Insert database access data into database configuration file� Password-protect the "edit" subdirectory (eg. with HTTP basic authentication via .htaccess)� Note: Everybody who should write/edit the web contents, must have access to the "edit" subdirectory with a username and password. Additionally each username must be present in the database table mlb_users with "is_editor" or "is_admin" enabled.� Set write permissions for everyone on the "user" subdirectory (but only there!), to allow file uploads (chmod 777)� Insert the configuration of your web project (ie. title, author, ...) into the database table mlb_config What's New in This Release: · Some comment functions were not deactivated if comments were disabled in the configuration.