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Old 27-08-2002, 15:45
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Just got the tarball unpacked and the documentation includes HTML files with %INCLUDE% directives inside. How does one read those? What's supposed to process those directives? Loading them directly into Mozilla doesn't work. Are you expecting a particular web server to expand those? How does one read the docs?
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Old 27-08-2002, 15:49
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hmmm.... maybe they are only for the use of webadministation of server and no documentation is inluded in tarballs?
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Old 27-08-2002, 15:56
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scratchmonkey u should know that there is NO docu at the moment...
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Old 27-08-2002, 16:07
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Ok, I just figured the httpdocs directory was for pre-install tips like what command line params are recognized. I can see from the minimal startup script that a PID file can be specified. What about location of the admin file?

I want to create an RPM, and I want to deposit all the resulting files in reasonable places for an RPM. For instance, the binary should go in /usr/bin, the installation docs in /usr/share/doc/<packagename>, runtime support (like presumably the httpdocs directory) in /usr/share/<packagename>, config in /etc, and PID file in /var/run. Are there command line options to set the INI file and the location of the runtime docs?
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Old 27-08-2002, 16:30
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Never mind, I'm finding all the command line options in other topics, particularly in the Webpost/scripts forum.
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