| Author: | Wolfgang Scherer | +
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Inhalt
+ +Copy the program anywhere on your harddrive.
+Change alias /vacation in lib/ws-vacation.conf.in, if desired.
+Execute the following commands (as user) to create the run-time files:
++>>> make clean +>>> make ++
This substitutes the installation directory in the necessary places.
+Copy lib/ws-vacation.conf to /etc/apache2/conf.d/.
+Reload the Apache server:
++>>> rcapache2 reload. ++
The sudo(1) setup allows the apache server to execute vacation(1) +as any user (except root) without a password. This is activated by +copying the file lib/ws-vacation-sudo into the directory +/etc/sudoers.d (ubuntu):
++>>> cp lib/ws-vacation-sudo /etc/sudoers.d/ws-vacation-sudo +>>> chmod 0440 /etc/sudoers.d/ws-vacation-sudo ++
or by appending it to the file /etc/sudoers (older SuSE):
++>>> cat lib/ws-vacation-sudo >>/etc/sudoers ++
The file lib/.htpasswd can be created by the regular means.
+An automated script is available that creates the password database +from the system shadow(8) database. Just change into directory lib +and execute (as root):
++>>> php gen_htpasswd.php ++
Bemerkung
+If new users are created in the system, this step must be +repeated to update the .htpasswd file.
+The file lib/config.php contains the basic configuration data.
+It is possible to fine-tune the standard user selection with:
+The file lib/language.php contains language specific translation and +also the default vacation(1) message text.
+The HTML header and footer can be modified in lib/templates.php.
+ + + + + + + + + +Copyright
+Copyright (C) 2012, Wolfgang Scherer, <sw@wiedenmann-seile.de>. +Sponsored by Wiedenmann-Seile GmbH.
+See section GNU Free Documentation License for license conditions for the documentation.
+See section GNU General Public License for license conditions for the program.
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