# Copyright 1998 Alan Schwartz
# 
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Installing pbemtools:

0) If you don't have the graph-modules modules (Graph::Node, Graph::Element,
   and Graph::Edge) installed, and you want to use the catmoves script,
   you'll need to install them. Get them from 
    http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/by-module/Graph

   You'll also need the Mail::Sendmail module, which is at the same address,
   but replace Graph with Mail.

1) Run the Configure script by typing:
	sh Configure

2) make install
   You may need to be root for this. This will install the programs,
   manual pages, and cgi scripts, or whatever subset of those you
   told Configure you'd like. It will also create a .pbemtools
   subdirectory of your home directory, and copy the sample.config
   file there.

3) Rename .pbemtools/sample.config to .pbemtools/<pbemname>.config
   (eg: darklands.config). Edit it to suit your needs.
   It's liberally commented. If you're using the CGI scripts,
   the .pbemtools directory and the config file must both be
   readable/searchable by your web server user (which usually means
   that they must be readable/searchable by all).

Read the manual for pbemtools and you're ready to go!

