naviserver.install


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post_install() {
    ns_install_dir=/usr
    ns_user=nsadmin
    ns_group=nsadmin
    ns_www=/usr/lib/naviserver
        ns_config_dir=/etc/naviserver

    #setup users
    group_listcmd="grep ${ns_group} /etc/group"
    group=$(eval ${group_listcmd})
    group_addcmd="groupadd ${ns_group}"
    ns_user_addcmd="useradd -g ${ns_group} ${ns_user}"

        if [ "x$group" = "x" ] ; then
            eval ${group_addcmd}
        fi

        if ! id -u $ns_user > /dev/null 2>&1; then
            eval ${ns_user_addcmd}
        fi

  chown -R ${ns_user}:${ns_group} ${ns_www} &> /dev/null

        echo "

    Congratulations, you have installed NaviServer.

    You can now run plain NaviServer by typing the following command:

      sudo /usr/bin/nsd -f -u ${ns_user} -g ${ns_group} -t ${ns_config_dir}/nsd-config.tcl

    As a next step, you need to configure the server according to your needs,
    or you might want to use the server with OpenACS. Consult as a reference
    the alternate configuration files in ${ns_config_dir}

    "
}