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User installation
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Without
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1.1 - Download the W3Perl package on
your own host.
1.2 - Uncompress the package where you want and extract all the files. It will create a /w3perl/ directory where all the files are stored.
1.3 - Edit the first line of install.pl to reflect the Perl location on your host.
1.4 - Launch install.pl.
1.5 - Edit the config.pl file and customize
it as your wishes. The output directory can be whatever you want, it
should only belong to you.
1.6 - Launch the script cron-w3perl.pl with the -a flag 'cron-w3perl.pl -a' 1.7 - Run your favourite browser and select the 'open file' option to load the main index.html file in the output directory. 1.8 - If everything is right, edit cron-w3perl.pl, choose when you want to launch the different scripts and finally add it in your crontab. With the -e flag, cron-w3perl will only update stats.
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Without
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Some sysadmin don't allow you to use a crontab to launch scripts to
avoid excessive CPU usage.
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Hints |
1 - Read carefully the documentation. Many questions are answered
in the files provided, use also the -h flag for more informations for
each script.
2 - You can build as many configuration files you need. Just use the -c flag to load them |
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