# HG changeset patch
# User fabien
# Date 1064590269 14400
# Node ID 8c201fa3bdc7448e98f7b89878f374f49675990b
# Parent  32df08e4883e1b8c7df4ee5167427cbec0b30ad0
[svn r1554] Installation instruction.

diff -r 32df08e4883e -r 8c201fa3bdc7 INSTALL
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+These instructions assume that you have the following working
+together: Web Server, database and Python.  I personnaly used
+this configuration for my testing.
+
+- Apache Web Server (http://www.apache.org/).  Currently, the
+  only to restrict access to your code, is to used the web server
+  authentification.  With apache, I used the AuthType Basic and
+  Limit/require instruction for doing so.
+
+- PostgreSQL (http://www.postgresql.org).  I try to make my code
+  SQL-92 compliant but currently, only test it on PostgreSQL.  The
+  code can show strange behavior and be corrupt especially if your
+  server doesn't support transaction on UPDATE.  Also, the DB must
+  have a Python DBAPI-2.0 interface.
+
+- Python (http://www.python.org).  I used a python installation 2.1
+  with some basic modules:
+  - htmltmpl (http://htmltmpl.sourceforge.net/).  A simple HTML
+    template system.  I always think I should upgrade to a more
+    powerful one but htmltmpl really simply do the job.
+  - pygresql (http://www.pygresql.org/).  A Python DBAPI-2.0
+    interface to postgresql.  I think any other DBAPI-2.0 compliant
+    module will do it with only small modifications.
+
+--
+xbelweb installation
+(after untar/unzip the distribution file to a temporary location...)
+
+1. Move the python code into a repertory where the web server will serve
+   the CGI.
+
+2. Tell the web server to serve only CGI .py from the root directory
+   of the application.  The lib and inc directory content should not
+   be used.  Add any authorization you need.
+
+3. Create a database for xbelweb (e.g., "xbelweb"), then create the
+   tables in the database used by xbelweb using the
+   ./lib/db/create_db.[your database] definition.  I do it with
+   psql -U php < create_db.postgresql
+
+4. Update the lib/config.py file to reflect your db configuration.
+
+