$OpenBSD: patch-INSTALL,v 1.1.1.1 2006/11/10 17:04:37 sturm Exp $ --- INSTALL.orig Fri Nov 10 17:09:58 2006 +++ INSTALL Fri Nov 10 17:25:23 2006 @@ -660,10 +660,7 @@ INSTALLATION Bricolage (Manual Installation) Here's how to install Bricolage manually. - * Download the latest Bricolage sources from . - Decompress them into /usr/local/bricolage. - - * Change directories into /usr/local/bricolage/bin and run + * Change directories into %%PREFIX%%/bin and run bric_pgimport as follows: ./bric_pgimport -u postgres -p postgres -d dbname -c -m db_user:db_password @@ -677,14 +674,14 @@ INSTALLATION these permissions (the 'dbname' database will be owned by the user passed in via the -u argument), but will be granted full CREATE, DELETE, UPDATE, and SELECT permissions on all objects in the - Bricolage database. + Bricolage database. Change conf/bricolage.conf accordingly. See Bric::DBA for more information on database security. You may - want to alter the default security policy. Also, bric_import uses a - TCP/IP connection so you may need to run postmaster with the *-i* - option. + want to alter the default security policy. - * Configure Apache to use Bricolage. To have Bricolage run as the main + * You can skip this item, if you use bric_apachectl. + + Configure Apache to use Bricolage. To have Bricolage run as the main server process on your Apache server, simply add the following two lines to your httpd.conf file (an example is provided in conf/httpd.conf): @@ -720,7 +717,7 @@ INSTALLATION * Start Apache. Use one of the scripts in scripts/ if you like. You can manually start it via the following command: - /usr/local/bricolage/bin/bric_apachectl start + %%PREFIX%%/bin/bric_apachectl start * Try to hit the web server. If you're prompted for a login, you're in! If not, check the Apache error log to figure out what might have