This page describes how to setup a working copy of SPW on your computer for the purposes of developing improvements to the code. If you also need instruction on installing a webserver or other more general setup concerns, see RunningALocalCopyOfSPW and InstallationNotes. == Example: setting up in <code>/tmp</code> == :<pre> cd /tmp wget -O spw.tar 'http://purl.net/net/spw/spw.pl?action=download&path=\/spw\/spw.tar' tar -xovf spw.tar /tmp/spw/qsetup.pl </pre> == Step-by-step explanation == 1. Download SPW. Each time action=maintain is run, SPW tars itself up and saves the .tar file as <code>/spw/spw.tar</code>. You can download it by using the "download" action: http://purl.net/net/spw/spw.pl?action=download&path=\/spw\/spw.tar 2. Untar SPW: <code>tar -xovf spw.tar</code> 3. Run <code>spw/qsetup.pl</code>. This convenience script must be run either from the base installation directory or from the <code>spw</code> directory, which is directly underneath. See QsetupScript for more info. 4. Remember that SPW currently does NOT work with mod_perl; under Apache, you may need to put an <code>.htaccess</code> file in the base installation directory or somewhere else with the line <code>SetHandler cgi-script</code> to turn off mod_perl. ---- CategoryDocumentation
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