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Description of the program

The program can install or de-install several collections from the "pre-compiled sources" which are available with the package:

The "pre-compiled sources" are:

       hepix*
          |---inpro
          |      |----X11
          |      |     |---hep
          |      |     |---site
          |      |     |---xdm
          |      |----shells
          |      |     |---hep
          |      |     |---site
          |      |     |---wrappers
          |      |----tools
          |      |----templates
          |      |----special
          |---debug
          |      |----X11
          |      |     |---hep
          |      |     |---site
          |      |     |---xdm
          |      |----shells
          |      |     |---hep
          |      |     |---site
          |      |     |---wrappers
          |      |----tools
          |      |----templates
          |      |----special 
          |---doc
The collections are listed as follow:
1
hepix
2
bin
3
man1
4
doc
5
etc
6
xdm
7
cern

Refer also to table 1

1
The 'hepix' collection represents the core programs and scripts which are the hepix package. It is recommended that these files are copied localy on the file systems as they are sensible to any network unavailability: they control your environment both shell and HEPiX level. However you can find them on a distributed file system to which /usr/local/lib/hepix is linked.

Target directories:
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/X11/hep
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/X11/xdm
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/shells/hep
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/shells/wrappers
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/tools
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/templates
and files:
       /usr/local/lib/hepix/central*

2
The 'bin' collection represents the hepix program which must go into the binary path. Typically, the 'uco' command goes into the 'bin' collection. It can be local or on a distributed/remote file system.

Target directory:
       /usr/local/bin

3
The 'man1' collection represents the hepix manual pages which must go in the man path. Typically, the 'uco.1' file goes into the 'man1' collection. It can be local or on a distributed/remote file system.

Target directory:
       /usr/local/man/man1

4
The 'doc' collection represents all the hepix documenta- tion. It can be local or on a distributed/remote file system.

Target directory:
       /usr/local/doc/hepix

5
The 'etc' collection represents the wrappers for the shells which are on the local system. These wrappers must be copied locally and are going to replace the vendor files if any. The latter will be saved.

Target directory:
       /etc

6
The 'xdm' collection represents the wrappers which must be installed for xdm to start the HEPiX X11 package. In fact this collection displays on your terminal what you must do as system administrator to enable a proper xdm. Basically you must call xdm with the proper options.

Target directory:
       /usr/sue/lib/xdm

7
The 'cern' collection represents the site customisation used at CERN. You can use it `asis' or you can use it as an example and then adapt it to your own needs.

Target directories:
        /usr/local/lib/hepix/X11/site
        /usr/local/lib/hepix/shells/site




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Arnaud Taddei
Tue Dec 12 08:15:58 MET 1995