   General information

   WWWdb is in a beta state. This means, that tons of ideas are
   waiting to be implemented, not that the software isn't stable. Of
   course, there are some bugs in, but you should run it stable on
   your system, as we do.

   The new WWWdb-Installer makes the installation easier as ever
   before!

   This examples are working on a SuSE 7.x distribution with apache
   installed in the /usr/local/httpd-hierarchy.

   NOTE:
   Every Line prefixed with a '$' shows you, what to type for doing
   this installation-step.

   The installation works as follows:


                           Unpack WWWdb
   Untar the WWWdb tar-ball in the directory you want it, with:
   $ tar xvfz WWWdb-<Version>.tar.gz

   Switch to the new created directory:
   $ cd WWWdb-<Version>

   Untar the contrib tar-ball in this directory, with:
   $ tar xvfz WWWdb-contrib-<Version>.tar.gz

                     Run the WWWdb-installer
   $ perl INSTALL.pl

   Now you will be asked for some options. Normally it is ok to
   press <ENTER>. This uses the default, shown in square-brackets.

   Welcome to the WWWdb-Installer!
   We are going to install Version 0.8.2
          TO_INSTALL [MODULES,APACHE,WWWDB,DATABASE]:
            HOSTNAME [localhost]:
             DB_TYPE [Pg]:
             DB_NAME [wwwdb_0_8_2]:
             DB_HOST [localhost]:
             DB_USER [wwwrun]:
             DB_PASS []:

   Now the installation-process starts.
   It includes the following steps
     * Checking and installing the Perl-modules for WWWdb. They must
       be in tar.gz-archives in the contrib directory
     * Configuring and installing the apache-webserver for use with
       WWWdb. A translation-handler gets included, which transforms
       the WWWdb-URI's to a format, that WWWdb can handle.
     * Installing WWWdb and the corresponding modules
     * Create and load the database for WWWdb

   When the Perl-modules are installed, every module shows some
   messages. Some modules (like DBIx::Recordset) may need some
   user-input, but no special entries have to be done there.
   When the installation is finished the following messages come up:

   Installation of WWWdb (0.8.2) finished!
   Point your Browser to http://localhost/wwwdb to try it out!
