archie/prospero/lib/psrv/archie2

This directory contains code needed to integrate the archie 2 release
with a Prospero server.  

You should start from the most recent prospero release.  You can
obtain information about the release from info-prospero@isi.edu.  The
release should be available on prospero.isi.edu in the file
/pub/prospero/prospero.tar.Z.

Here are specific instructions on how to tie Prospero in to Archie:
Retrieve the release, and untar it.  Installation instructions are
included, but they are not tailored to Archie.  The changes to the
installations instruction for using it with Archie follow:

  1) There is probably no need to set up separate user and group IDs
     for Prospero, just use those for Archie.

  2) In pserver.h, define PSRV_ARCHIE.

  3) In server/Makefile uncomment the appropriate DB_LIBS line
     for your configuration (archie2 or archie3)

  4) In the directory lib/psrv/archie2 or lib/psrv/archie3, create
     a symbolic link archie_src in the directory the archie sources.  Note,
     you must obtain archie sources from the archie group. For archie3,
     these sources must have been obtained after 2/22/93.  For archie2,
     there has been a change to oper.c in the archie sources that should
     have been obtained since 2/22/93.  Note also that for archie2, the
     archie sources must be set up to use the full path of the database
     directory, or you will also have to create a db symbolic link from the
     directory within which the Prospero server will run.

  5) Run make in lib/psrv/archie2 or lib/psrv/archie3 depending
     on your configuration.  If using archie3, make a link from 
     libparchie.a to the file libparchie.a in the archie3 
     distribution.  If you want, you can add lib/psrv/archie2
     or lib/psrv/archie3 to the list of subdirectories in the
     top level Prospero makefile (SUBDIR).

  6) Make the other necessary customizations (as per the installation
     instructions for prospero) by editing include/pserver.h,
     include/pmachine.h, and the top level make file.

  7) As per the installation instructions, do a make, make install,
     then run pstart (you will probably want to add pstart to your
     system startup files).