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-Summary 
-=======
-
-Philesight is a tool to browse your filesystem and see where the diskspace is
-being used at a glance. Philesight is implemented as a simple command line
-program that generates PNG files; a wrapper CGI script is supplied to allow
-navigating through the filesystem. 
-
-Philesight is actually a clone of the filelight program. Wheres filelight is
-ment as an interactive, user friendly application for the X-windows desktop,
-philesight is designed to run on a remote server without graphical user
-interface. 
-
-
-Dependencies 
-============
-
-Philesight is written in ruby1.8, and requires the berkely-db4 and cairo
-ruby-libraries. 
-
-Changelog
-=========
-
-2008-05-29	Added option (use_gradients) to enable/disable gradients
-		in circular graph. Added option to set graph size.
-
-2008-04-16	Added optional table with file list to cgi, some bugfixes,
-		increased default graph size to 800. (Thanks to Guillaume 
-		Sachot)
-
-2008-03-17	Fixed bug where no image was shown with CGI's running
-		on apache-mpm-worker.
-
-2007-03-12	Fixed crash when indexing file named 'rest'
-
-2006-12-09	Workaround for segmentaion fault with ruby 1.8.5
-
-Usage 
-=====
-
-Philesight can be run in different modes: first, the filesystem is indexed
-and the results are stored in a database. When the database is generated, the
-tool can used to generate PNG files with the graphs. The database should be
-updated every once in a while of course.
-
- * Index bulding: 
- 
- 	./philesight --db {db} --index {path}
-
-   {db} is the name of the database file that will be generated. It is a good
-   idea to throw away existing database files before indexing to avoid removed
-   files showing in your graph.
-
-   {path} is the top-level directory to start indexing. Usually, '/' is a 
-   good choice.
-
-   This process might take some time, since it traverses the whole tree
-   from path-to-index downward and stores the data into the db. Make
-   sure to remove previous database files before indexing.
-
-
- * PNG generating: In this mode, philesight generates a graph of the
-   filesystem from path and 4 levels downward. i
-   
-   	./philesight --db {db} --path {path} --draw {png}
-
-   {db} is the filename of the index file that was generated earlier,
-   {path} is the directory which should be drawn, and {png} is the filename
-   of the to-be-generated PNG image file
-
-
- * CGI: Philesight comes with a CGI module that can be run from within a 
-   web server. Edit the configurable parameters in the top of this file
-   to point to the database. Make sure the datbase file is readable by
-   the webserver!
-
-   Available options:
-
-   * db: Path to database file.
-
-   * default_path: default path to show when CGI first loads.
-
-   * size: graph size. 800 pixels is often a good choice.
-
-   * show_list: render list of directories and their sizes blow graph.
-
-   * use_gradients: use gradient colors in graph (set to 'false' to generate
-     smaller PNG files)
-
-
-Bugs
-====
-
-    * Philesight is a ruby program, and thus is not particulary fast.
-    * Indexing takes longer than necassery. 
-    * Proper error handling is mostly missing. 
-    * Not very well tested. 
-    * It might eat your disks.
-