Screws INSTALL Process
======================

Screws differs from typical ./configure autoconf installation process.
I prefer to use a simple Makefile script that allows me to be
independent from heavy codes like configure script.

To install/compile Screws, you must edit "CONFIG" file or just read
it and set it's environment variables to the correct value.

For example:
	# export PREFIX=/usr
	# export ETCPREFIX=/
	# export SSL=0
	# export DLOPEN=1
	# make # Screws is [bsd|gnu]-make compatible :)
	  (..)
	# src/Server/screwsd -o
	Screws static options:
	  PREFIX   : /usr/
	  EXEC     : /usr/share/screws/exec/main.pl
	  CFGFILE  : /etc/screws.conf
	  VERSION  : 0.40
	  DEBUG    : 1
	  POLL     : 0
	  IPV6     : 0
	  SSL      : 1
	  MODULES  : 0
		  
Also, if you prefer, you can use buildtool, a BSD tool written by jmmv
that trys to solve all the problems created by ./configure in a new
way. For more information take a look at: 

		http://buildtool.sourceforge.net

A fast use-guide for buildtool (aka bt) could be:

  $ alias bt buildtool  # Finger-safe help
  $ bt doc              # Read package documentation
  $ bt cleandir         # Like "make mrproper" or "make cleanall"
  $ bt config -h        # Show options on the pkg (like ./configure --help)
  $ bt config --prefix=/usr --disable-IPV6 ...
  $ bt build            # Compile sources
  $ bt install          # Install pkg
  $ bt deinstall        # Deinstall pkg

Blame for autoconf tools! hehe ;)

                                            - pancake AT phreaker DOT net -						    
