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.\"	quickie - a small fast C++ Wiki Wiki
.\"	Copyright (C) 2005 Peter Miller
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.\" MANIFEST: man/man1/z_post_install.so
.\"
.SS Web Server \f[CW]cgi-bin\fP Directory
It is necessary to copy the \f[CW]quickie\fP
executable into your web server's \f[CW]cgi-bin\fP directory.  This
isn't done automagically by \fImake install\fP because it tends to move
around a great deal from one web server to another.
.PP
You could also use a symbolic link, provided your web server is
configured to allow symbolic links in the \f[CW]cgi-bin\fP directory
(the is the Apache default).
.SS Quickie \f[CW]/var\fP Directory
The wiki pages are stored in the \fI$(prefix)/var/quickie\fP directory,
unless you overrode this by using the \fI./configure --localstatedir\fP
command line option.
.PP
This directory must be readable and writable by the UID Apache (or any
other web server) runs as.  For example, RedHat tends to use UID
"\f[CW]apache\fP" and Debian tends to use UID "\f[CW]www-data\fP".
.PP
You need to change the file owner to match the web server.
On RedHat the following command
.RS
chmod -R apache.apache ${prefix}/var/quickie
.RE
will perform this task.  Make sure you set the UID, GID and directory
name appropriate for your situation.
.PP
For the Apache web server, the \fBUser\fP and \fPGroup\fP directives in
the \fIapache.conf\fP file are the ones to look for.
.SS Automated Post-Install
You can use the \fIquickie_post_install\fP(1) program to see if the
above web server configuration data can be automatically determined;
the information will be printed on the standard output.
.PP
If you are satisfied with the results (they are not always correct for
every site) you can ask for them to be performed for you by using the
\fIquickie_post_install \-auto\fP command line option.