INSTALL

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MyBashBurn INSTALL
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( TAR FILE )
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If you use the tarball source:

Unpack the file:
 $ tar xvjf mybashburn-{version}-{release}.tar.bz2

Arrive to the directory where unpack:
 $ cd mybashburn-{version}/

Run the Makefile, you need privileges of root:
 $ su -c 'make install'

Install you config file as user:
 $ make conf

When finished you can delete the folder you unpacked MyBashBurn in,
open any console and type:
 $ mybashburn

For read the manual type:
 $ man mybashburn

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( RPM FILE )
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If you use the rpm file as root to install using RPM command:
 $ rpm -ivh mybashburn-{version}-{release}.noarch.rpm

When the package is installed open any console and type:
 $ mybashburn

For read the manual type:
 $ man mybashburn

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( DEB WAY/FILE )
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If you use a Debian unstable system:
 $ aptitude install mybashburn

When the package is installed open any console and type:
 $ mybashburn

For read the manual type:
 $ man mybashburn

Only if you downloaded the deb file, as root to install using dpkg command:
 $ dpkg -i mybashburn_{version}-{release}_all.deb

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( NOTES )
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When run for first time, remember that you must have to setup MyBashBurn
before trying to use it, you have to enter in the menu "Configure MyBashBurn",
alternatively check you system by the backend applications using the option in
the menu "Check Program Paths" search function and install manually if not 
FOUND them. 

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( TROUBLESHOOTING )
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For those that have systems where the bash executable isn't located 
in /bin/bash, you should fix it of two ways:
	
1)  Create a symlink from the executable to /bin/bash (recommend).
 $ ln -s /path/to/bash /bin/bash

2)  To look all scripts for the line '/usr/bin/env bash' and replace it
with '/path/to/bash' us to has used find and perl command for found and adjust
(very hard, not recommend):
 $ find -type f -perm /a+x -exec perl -i.back -pe 's/^#!\/bin\/bash$/#!\/path\/to\/bash\//' {} \;

For more information visit:
http://mybashburn.sf.net/index.html#Users

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$Id: INSTALL 35 2007-05-24 12:06:48Z k0k $