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$OpenBSD: patch-INSTALL,v 1.1.1.1 2006/11/10 17:04:37 sturm Exp $
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--- INSTALL.orig Fri Nov 10 17:09:58 2006
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+++ INSTALL Fri Nov 10 17:25:23 2006
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@@ -660,10 +660,7 @@ INSTALLATION
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Bricolage (Manual Installation)
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Here's how to install Bricolage manually.
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- * Download the latest Bricolage sources from <http://bricolage.cc/>.
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- Decompress them into /usr/local/bricolage.
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-
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- * Change directories into /usr/local/bricolage/bin and run
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+ * Change directories into %%PREFIX%%/bin and run
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bric_pgimport as follows:
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./bric_pgimport -u postgres -p postgres -d dbname -c -m db_user:db_password
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@@ -677,14 +674,14 @@ INSTALLATION
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these permissions (the 'dbname' database will be owned by the user
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passed in via the -u argument), but will be granted full CREATE,
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DELETE, UPDATE, and SELECT permissions on all objects in the
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- Bricolage database.
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+ Bricolage database. Change conf/bricolage.conf accordingly.
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See Bric::DBA for more information on database security. You may
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- want to alter the default security policy. Also, bric_import uses a
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- TCP/IP connection so you may need to run postmaster with the *-i*
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- option.
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+ want to alter the default security policy.
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- * Configure Apache to use Bricolage. To have Bricolage run as the main
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+ * You can skip this item, if you use bric_apachectl.
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+
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+ Configure Apache to use Bricolage. To have Bricolage run as the main
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server process on your Apache server, simply add the following two
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lines to your httpd.conf file (an example is provided in
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conf/httpd.conf):
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* Start Apache. Use one of the scripts in scripts/ if you like. You
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can manually start it via the following command:
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- /usr/local/bricolage/bin/bric_apachectl start
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+ %%PREFIX%%/bin/bric_apachectl start
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* Try to hit the web server. If you're prompted for a login, you're
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in! If not, check the Apache error log to figure out what might have
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