README updates

Update info on required gcc version in README, small README.mysql update.

diff --git a/README b/README
index 9b512c600fc35a5ac2f4d76b43da6a90b92a8e87..61ebeca37b16ca25d99eeae33feecfd6fedc3a0b 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -132,10 +132,7 @@ REQUIREMENTS:
 In any case you need
 
        - gcc, the gnu compiler collection (shipped with distro): gcc-3
-       or newer is prefered, but gcc-2.95 is still supported. Note
-       that gcc-2.95 may spit out many warnings like unused function
-       parameters and missing initializers. These are all harmless
-       and may be ignored.
+       or newer is prefered, but gcc-2.95 might still work.
 
        - openssl (needed by server, client): usually shipped with
        distro, but you might have to install the "development"

diff --git a/README.mysql b/README.mysql
index 92c8c6dc425b03113f5b3e1f31668a57e89ac186..f6f56842317ff67de534a344f09476cee6e08f3b 100644 (file)
--- a/README.mysql
+++ b/README.mysql
@@ -10,15 +10,19 @@ in INSTALL, so read README and INSTALL before proceeding.
 First of all, make sure that
 
        - mysqld is running
-       - para_server is running and compiled with mysql support (type
-         "para_client si" to find out)
-       - the user who runs para_client has the paraslash DB_WRITE and DB_READ
-         permissions set in server.users
-       - the user who runs para_server has create privileges on the mysql
-         server.
 
-Remember: If something doesn't work as expected, look at the server log file
-and/or increase output verbosity by using the -l switch for server and client.
+       - para_server is running and compiled with mysql support
+       (type "para_client si" to find out)
+
+       - the user who runs para_client has the paraslash DB_WRITE
+       and DB_READ permissions set in server.users
+
+       - the user who runs para_server has create privileges on the
+       mysql server.
+
+Remember: If something doesn't work as expected, look at the server
+log file and/or increase output verbosity by using the -l switch for
+server and client.
 
 
 Specify mysql data (port, passwd,...)
@@ -171,8 +175,8 @@ the client rather than using temporary files. Like this:
 Example:
 
        Assume you already have an attribute "test" and you'd like to
-       to restrict the set of songs being played to those having the
-       "test" attribute set. Define a new stream "only_test" by
+       to restrict audio streaming to those files having the "test"
+       attribute set. Define a new stream "only_test" by
 
                echo 'accept: IS_SET(test)' | para_client stradd only_test
 
@@ -180,7 +184,7 @@ Example:
 
                para_client cs only_test
 
-       only the desired songs are going to be played.
+       only the desired files are going to be streamed.
 
 There is no need to keep the temporary files containing the stream
 definition since you can always use the strq command to get it back:
@@ -260,8 +264,8 @@ You can then switch to the new stream with
 
 or you can let cron do this for you on a daily basis..
 
-Accept/deny lines affect only the set of admissible songs, but not
-the order in which these songs are played. That's where the score
+Accept/deny lines affect only the set of admissible audio files,
+but not the order in which these are streamed. That's where the score
 expression comes into play.
 
 Scoring