Note that when prompted for input, hitting "enter" will select
the default (given in square brackets [] at the end of each question).
If you're unsure which option to select, use the default.

Note also that Install.sh prints out information on any commands
it runs on your system in the form "--> Install.sh: [command]".

It is assumed throughout this installation procedure that you
have a webserver installed on your system.

For later reference the output of this install script will be
recorded in a file called INSTALL_RECORD in the directory into
which you choose to install Greenstone.

Continue? [y]
> 

Which directory should Greenstone be installed to?
Make sure that this directory is on a partition with sufficient
free disk space for the installation options you intend selecting.
 * A linux binary installation requires approximately
   70Mb.
 * Compiling Greenstone from source code requires
   approximately 155Mb.
 * Optional Greenstone demonstration collections may use up
   to a further 135Mb (you'll be told the size of each individual
   collection before you install it).
 * Online documentation requires a further 4Mb.
 * Enabling Greenstone's "CD exporting" function requires a
   further 24Mb.
Enter directory to install Greenstone into. A gsdl directory
will be created in this directory. [/usr/local]
> 
--> Install.sh: [mkdir -p "/usr/local/gsdl"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod u+rwx "/usr/local/gsdl"]


If this installation fails or is cancelled, run the uninstall
script (/usr/local/gsdl/Uninstall.sh) to clean up the partial
installation.
Continue? [y]
> 

Installing Greenstone directory structure to /usr/local/gsdl
--> Install.sh: [cp -r "/root/GS/gsdl-2.72-unix/gsdl/"* "/usr/local/gsdl"]
--> Install.sh: [cp "/root/GS/gsdl-2.72-unix/src/Unix/setup."* "/usr/local/gsdl"]
--> Install.sh: [mkdir -p "/usr/local/gsdl/tmp"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod u+rwx "/usr/local/gsdl/collect"]

Setting permissions ...
--> Install.sh: [chmod -R u+rw "/usr/local/gsdl"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+x "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/script/"*]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/error.txt"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/key.db"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/users.db"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/main.cfg"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/history.db"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/etc/usage.txt"]

In order for end-user collection building to be enabled the
Greenstone cgi program must be able to write to the
/usr/local/gsdl/collect and /usr/local/gsdl/tmp directories.
On most systems this means they must be globally writable.
Make these directories globally writable? [y]
> 
--> Install.sh: [chmod -R a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/collect"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod -R a+w "/usr/local/gsdl/tmp"]

You may either install pre-compiled, statically linked linux [b]inaries
(i386 only) or install and [c]ompile the Greenstone source code
Enter "[b]" or "c"
> b

Installing linux binaries
--> Install.sh: [cp -r "/root/GS/gsdl-2.72-unix/Unix/bin/linux" "/usr/local/gsdl/bin"]
--> Install.sh: [chmod a+x "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/linux/"*]
--> Install.sh: [chmod -R u+rw "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/linux"]
--> Install.sh: [mv "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/linux/library" "/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin"]
--> Install.sh: [mv "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/linux/oaiserver" "/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin"]


Greenstone needs a valid cgi executable directory (normally called
cgi-bin on unix systems) from which to run.
This may be either:
 1. The default Greenstone cgi-bin directory (/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin).
    If you use the Greenstone default you will need to configure
    your webserver to treat this directory as a cgi executable
    directory. For the Apache webserver you use the ScriptAlias
    directive to do this (details of how to configure your webserver
    will be displayed at the end of this installation procedure).
 2. An existing cgi-bin directory. Normally a cgi-bin directory
    is created when your webserver is installed. Typically, this
    might be /home/httpd/cgi-bin, or /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin, or
    /var/lib/apache/cgi-bin.
Enter "[1]" or "2"
> 

Don't forget to configure your webserver to treat /usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin
as a cgi executable directory. Don't worry, you'll be
reminded of this again at the end of the installation
procedure

Please enter the web address of the /usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin
directory. Typically this might be http://localhost/cgi-bin,
or http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin, or http://your-computer-name/cgi-bin,
or http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nn/cgi-bin. [http://ganimede.provincia.ps.it/gsdl/cgi-bin]
> 
--> Install.sh: [mv "/usr/local/gsdl/bin/linux/oaiserver" "/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin"]
 2. Provide an existing web accessible directory from which
    a symbolic link (ln -s) will be made to /usr/local/gsdl.
    When your server was installed a web accessible directory
    will have been created (the Apache webserver uses the
    DocumentRoot directive to define this directory). Typically
    this directory might be /home/httpd/html, or /usr/local/apache/htdocs,
    or /var/lib/apache/htdocs.
    Note that your web server will need to be configured to allow
    symbolic links from within this directory. For the Apache
    server that means this directory must be configured with
    the SymLinksIfOwnerMatch or FollowSymLinks option (most Apache
    installations are configured this way by default).
Enter "[1]" or "2"
> 

Don't forget to configure your webserver to make /usr/local/gsdl
accessible from the web. You'll be reminded of this again
at the end of this installation procedure.

Enter the web address of the /usr/local/gsdl directory.
This may be a relative url (e.g. "/gsdl") or a
complete url (e.g. "http://ganimede.provincia.ps.it/gsdl") [/gsdl]
> 

In order to use end-user collection building or to access certain
parts of the administration pages you must have a password.
A user with the username "admin" will be created for you with
the password you provide (i.e. to enter any pages requiring user
authentication enter the "admin" username and the password you
set here).



Greenstone installation completed successfully.
  * Don't forget to configure your webserver to treat
    /usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin as a cgi executable directory.
    For the Apache webserver this means adding the following
    ScriptAlias directive to your httpd.conf configuration file.

     ScriptAlias /gsdl/cgi-bin/ "/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin/"
     <Directory "/usr/local/gsdl/cgi-bin">
         AllowOverride None
         Options None
         Order allow,deny
         Allow from all
     </Directory>

  * Don't forget to configure your webserver to treat
    /usr/local/gsdl as a web accessible directory.
    For the Apache webserver this means adding the following
    Alias directive to your httpd.conf configuration file.

     Alias /gsdl/ "/usr/local/gsdl/"
     <Directory "/usr/local/gsdl">
         Options Indexes MultiViews FollowSymLinks
         AllowOverride None
         Order allow,deny
         Allow from all
     </Directory>

The output of this script has been recorded for you at
/usr/local/gsdl/INSTALL_RECORD.
You may remove Greenstone from your system at any time by running
the /usr/local/gsdl/Uninstall.sh script.
Access Greenstone by pointing a web browser at
http://ganimede.provincia.ps.it/gsdl/cgi-bin/library