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                             X-BONE RELEASE 3.2 
                         QUICK INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
                          http://www.isi.edu/xbone/
                                xbone@isi.edu

                              $Revision: 1.12 $
                        $Date: 2005/04/26 21:17:42 $
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                   Instructions for Advanced Users
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These instructions are intended for users who are very familiar with
FreeBSD and Linux. The default daemons are installed without ldap
support. 

FreeBSD: 
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1. Install FreeBSD 4.7+ 
2. ***** Update the ports tree  ******
3. Install perl 5.8.0 or above 
4. Download latest X-Bone port (and X-Bone GUI port) from 
   http://www.isi.edu/xbone/
5. Install these ports
6. Obtain host and user certificates from http://www.xbone.net 
7. Store the host certificate in /usr/local/etc/xbone/cert 
8. Run xb-node-control for X-Bone Node Daemon [all hosts]
   and xb-gui-control for  X-Bone GUI [on webserver]. 
9. Install X-Bone specific configuration of related software:
      Apache [using xb-gui-control on webserver] 
10. Start X-Bone Node Daemon from the control panel 
11. Start Apache with SSL enabled 
12. open http://<webserver>:8000/xbone
13. In case of errors look at apache error log 

Linux
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1. Install Redhat Fedora Code 3
2. Install perl 5.8.0 or above. Make sure perl5 executable exists.
3. Install perl modules identified in REQUIREMENTS 
   Use /usr/local/xbone/install/perl-module-install.sh 
4. Download X-Bone rpm (and X-Bone GUI rpm) if necessary from 
   http://www.isi.edu/xbone/
5. Install the(se) rpm(s)
6. Obtain host and user certificates from http://www.xbone.net 
7. Store the host certificate in /usr/local/etc/xbone/cert 
8. Run xb-node-control for X-Bone Node Daemon [all hosts]
   and xb-gui-control for  X-Bone GUI [on webserver]. 
10. Install X-Bone specific configuration of related software:
     Apache [using xb-gui-control on webserver] 
11. Start X-Bone Node Daemon from the control panel 
12. Start Apache with SSL enabled 
13. Start X-Bone Node Daemon from the control panel [on all hosts]
14. open http://<webserver>:8000/xbone
15. In case of errors look at apache error log