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r1091 r1205 43 43 <title>Prerequisites</title> 44 44 45 <para>Agavi's minimum requirement is PHP version 5. 0.0 or newer. DOM,45 <para>Agavi's minimum requirement is PHP version 5.1.0 or newer. DOM, 46 46 Reflection and SPL extensions are required, but should be enabled by 47 47 default, unless you're using one of these Linux distros made by … … 57 57 </note>Also, you usually need a web server, such as Apache, unless you 58 58 only want to write a console application. Agavi should work fine with 59 all web servers that support PHP. Apache versions 1 and 2 and Microsoft60 Internet Information Server have been tested and verified to be61 compatible with the framework and it's components, such as the59 all web servers that support PHP. Apache versions 1 and 2, LightTPD and 60 Microsoft Internet Information Server have been tested and verified to 61 be compatible with the framework and it's components, such as the 62 62 routing.</para> 63 63 … … 282 282 work, all you have to do is adjust 283 283 <filename>samples/pub/index.php</filename> to point to 284 <filename>agavi.php</filename>, whereever it's installed. Then, fire it 285 up in your browser and play around with it.</para> 284 <filename>agavi.php</filename>, whereever it's installed, and maybe 285 change permissions of <filename>samples/app/cache</filename> so it's 286 writeable by your web server or PHP. Then, fire it up in your browser 287 and play around with it.</para> 286 288 287 289 <para>While not overly complex, the sample application's code should

