Running linqd needs mysql installed, you can download it from
http://www.mysql.com

1) Install the linqd rpm package:
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shell> rpm -Uvh linqd-*.rpm

You can find the INSTALL document file in /etc/linqd/install/

2) Configure mysql:
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For Simplicity, we assume that the database name, user name and
user password are all 'linq', But you can change this if you want.

a) Add a new user and a new database:
shell> mysql -uroot -p
mysql> CREATE DATABASE linq;
mysql> GRANT ALL ON linq.* TO linq@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'linq';
mysql> quit

b) Create tables:
shell> mysql -ulinq -Dlinq -p < /etc/linqd/install/linq.sql
password: linq

c) Edit /etc/linqd/*.conf
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Edit these files to suit your needs.

Notice: you sould "chmod 0600 *.conf" to make these file is not readable by 
other users, as them contains the database user password.

Note: if you changed the database user password, you need to edit 
"c2s.conf", "linqd.conf" and "sm.conf".



3) Run linqd:
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shell> service linqd start


4) manage modules dynamically.
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You can use linqd's admin modules to dynamically start/stop linqd modules:

shell> telnet localhost 2323
admin > ls
admin > start mod_presence
admin > stop mod_message
admin > quit


Any problem, please contact Zhang Yong <z-yong163@163.com> or Hu Zheng <huzheng_001@163.com>.
