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diff --git a/docs/newinstall_notes b/docs/newinstall_notes deleted file mode 100644 index fffa68468..000000000 --- a/docs/newinstall_notes +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ -installtypes file format: - -typename:description filetype|location (one blank line to end one -installtype and begin the next) - -You can specify a unix path in location, or 'userdir' to indicate that -the user should be prompted and asked which directory they want to -install into. Bugzilla will attempt to provide them with a reasonible -default. - -Most packagers will not want to change very many installlayout settings. -It is important to ensure that 'res' has the appearence of being in the -same directory as cgi and req to the http server, though this can be -accomplished through careful configuration of your httpd.conf config -files. req and cgi should almost always be in the same directory -however. tst can be set to null for systems where the tests are unwanted -or unnessicary (they will be run upon installation and upgrading as part -of the 'make test' process. tem can be set to any path wanted, the -template search/include path in Bugzilla will be set automatically. mod -may also be set anywhere, use lib lines will be added to Bugzilla -scripts. - -The doc setting is "magical" in that a third paramater is used to set -which types of documentation is installed. This may be set to 'all' and -all types of documents will be copied, or to any one of the supported -documentation types (with a corresponding directory in bugzilla/docs/) - -Filetypes: res: resources (images, html, js, etc) cgi: cgi files mod: -modules req: something that must be with the other cgi scripts for -bugzilla to work null: not needed in the dist, discard tst: tests - -You MUST add any new files to the filemappings file or it will not be -copied into the installed dist. The tests will check for this. - -Do _not_ include any documentation or templates in the filemappings -list, the makefile has special rules written in to accomidate these. - - |