Tidy Installation Information
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0. Make sure that you have the perl script language interpreter,
   version 5, installed on your system.

1. Unpack the archive file. It will create a directory containing
   all necessary files.

2. Check the first line of the following executables for the correct path
   of the perl interpreter: tidy, install-test, do-install
   The first line should read something like
                       #!/usr/bin/perl
   You can easily determine the complete path to perl by saying 'which perl'.
   Do NOT use the '-w' option to perl, as this will create hundreds of
   (harmless) 'undefined variable' warnings.

3. Try to run 'install-test'. This little utility will examine your system
   and give you some hints if things don't look good. If you get
   errors, edit the first paragraph of install-test and set up the
   PS, WHEREIS and S_CONF variables. Do not hesitate to consult the
   syslogd(8) and syslog.conf(5) man pages. Tidy depends on the files
   produced by syslogd.

4. Edit tidy.conf. There is plenty of documentation along this file so
   that you are guided step by step through the configuration.
   You may of course edit this file later on.

5. Edit do-install. Specify the paths where you want to put tidy,
   its manual pages and the configuration file. The path to the
   configuration file is inserted automatically in the tidy main
   script, so that you won't have to specify it with the -C
   command line option. Later you may of course specify alternate
   configuration files.

6. Say './do-install' if you are root. This installs tidy. As
   a normal user you may install the files to your local
   directory and use tidy only to create statistics.

7. Give it a try after you have read the man page and customized
   tidy.conf. Enjoy!

Author: Marek Rouchal, University of Bayreuth, Germany
        (marek@saftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de)

