created reports.cgi which provide an overview of active bugs

sorted by owner. updated README to reflect my experiences
installing mysql, bugzilla. put links into index.html, query.cgi
to point into reports.cgi. harrison 10/18/98

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/README b/README
index dab08e205..5af19d61e 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -53,17 +53,20 @@ You have a freedom of choice here - Apache, Netscape or any other
 server on UNIX would do. The only thing - to make configuration easier
 you'd better run HTTP daemon on the same machine that you run MySQL
 server on. Make sure that you can access 'bugs' database with user
-id you're running the daemon with.
+id you're running the daemon with. 
 
+globals.pl:     $::db = Mysql->Connect("localhost", "bugs", "nobody", "")
+
+In globals.pl, the database connect call uses a mysql account
+name "bugs" (third argument to Mysql->Connect) to access the 
+bugs database. You may have to hack the code to use "nobody" 
+or whatever your HTTP server is running as.
 
-2. TWEAKING THE TOOLS
 
-   Now you should have all necessary tools to be able to run Bugzilla
-and see why the wouldn't work for you right now. 
+2. TWEAKING THE TOOLS
 
-   First of all you have to change "#!/usr/bonsaitools" to wherever
-you've installed your binaries in all executable scripts in Bugzilla
-directories.
+  All scripts look in /usr/bonsaitools/bin for perl. Make 
+the appropriate links or modify the paths in each script.
 
    Make sure the directory containing the binaries is writable by the 
 web server.  Bugzilla keeps some temporary files here.