
INSTALL

There is actually very little to do, assuming you're on a UNIX machine.


1) set path statement

Most of  the commands used in this script are found in either /usr/bin or 
/usr/ucb on most UNIX machines.   

THESE commands are found in /usr/bin    THESE programs are found in /usr/ucb
awk                                     colrm
bc                                      head
date                                    wc
expr
rm
sort
uniq

If these programs are not in the indicated directories, put the directories
they *ARE* in in the path statement

	set path = (/usr/bin /usr/ucb)



2) calling GNUPLOT

six lines up from the beginning of the LOOP: routine (around line 740 or so), 
there is the command:

set GNUPLOT = /home/jtice/falab/glas/bin/gnuplot

change this to the proper path on your machine.  be sure that this version of 
gnuplot accepts a .gnuplot file in the current working directory.  I tested it
on UNIX version 3.2.

The local .gnuplot file is discussed in the gnuplot installation notes.


3) set LOGSOURCE statement

set the LOGSOURCE variable to the location of your gopher logfile

	set LOGSOURCE = /project/library/gopher-public/etc/logfile




4) set DEBUG statement

GLA is shipped with DEBUG turned off.  if you turn it on, you'll get copious
amounts of output.

	set DEBUG = OFF




Thats it, all the variables are set--you can go do it as you will.

Hope it comes in handy.

If you have any suggestions or  complaints, mail them to jtice@nero.uvic.ca


