The patch that makes AOLserver respect the - -g flag is available at sourceforge.net + -g flag is available at + sourceforge.net
AolServer startup wrapper Version 1, REQUIRED.�This file automates the startup of AOLserver. You need it to run AOLserver.
nsopenssl 2.1, OPTIONAL.�Provides SSL capabilities for AOLserver. It requires @@ -81,9 +82,7 @@ driver for AOLserver. You need this if you want users to be able to search for any text on your site.
Analog 5.31, OPTIONAL.�This program examines web server request logs, looks up DNS values, and produces a report. You need this if you - want to see how much traffic your site is getting.
Analog configuration file, OPTIONAL.�This file is an Analog configuration file set up for a standard - OpenACS installation. You need this file if you are using - Analog.
Database.�The data on your site (for example, user names and passwords, + want to see how much traffic your site is getting.
Database.�The data on your site (for example, user names and passwords, calender entries, and notes) is stored in the database. OpenACS seperates the database with an abstraction layer, which means that several different databases all function @@ -104,18 +103,13 @@ restarts that software if it fails. On Linux, we recommend using Daemontools to control AOLserver and qmail.
Daemontools 0.76, OPTIONAL.�You need this if you want AOLserver and qmail to run "supervised," meaning that they are monitored and - automatically restarted if they fail.
AolServer - restart permissions script version 1, OPTIONAL.�If you are running daemontools, you need this file to - set the permissions of the control files for new OpenACS instances.
Mail Transport Agent.�A Mail Transport Agent is a program that handles all + automatically restarted if they fail.
Mail Transport Agent.�A Mail Transport Agent is a program that handles all incoming and outgoing mail. The Reference Platform uses Qmail; any MTA that provides a sendmail wrapper (that is, that can be invoked by calling the sendmail program with the - same variables that sendmail expects) can be used.
Qmail 1.03, OPTIONAL.�You need this if you want your webserver to send or - receive email.
qmail startup script version 1, OPTIONAL.�This file is used to start qmail. You need this if - you are running qmail.
Qmail relay filter version 1, OPTIONAL.�This file is used to tell ucspi that SMTP connections from - programs on the same computer (such as AOLserver) are - allowed to relay mail to other computers. You need this - file if you are running qmail.
ucspi-tcp 0.88, OPTIONAL.�This program listens for incoming TCP connections and + same variables that sendmail expects) can be used.
Qmail 1.03, OPTIONAL.�You need this (or a different Mail Transport + Agent) if you want your webserver to send and + receive email.
ucspi-tcp 0.88, OPTIONAL.�This program listens for incoming TCP connections and hands them to a program. We use it instead of inetd, which is insecure. You need this if you are running qmail.
DocBook, OPTIONAL.�(docbook-xml v4.2, docbook-xsl v1.56, libxslt 1.0.21, xsltproc 1.0.21). You need this to write or edit documentation. @@ -124,7 +118,7 @@ compare versions of file, and identify specific versions of files. You can use any source control system; the Reference Platform and the OpenACS.org repository (where you can - get patched and development code in between releases) use cvs.
cvs 1.11.2, OPTIONAL.�cvs is included in most unix distributions. You + get patched and development code in between releases) use cvs.
cvs 1.11.2, OPTIONAL.�cvs is included in most unix distributions. You need this if you want to track old versions of your files, do controlled deployment of code from development - to production, or get or contribute development code from openacs.org.