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# $RCSfile: ReadMe.txt,v $
# $Revision: 1.1 $
# $Name:  $
# $Date: 2008/09/04 16:33:49 $
# $Author: agibert $





PkgBrowse - Packaging Project Browser



Summary
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PkgBrowse is a small php script which gerates dynamicaly some HTML pages in order to browse a list of packaging project.

These packaging projects are grouped by sections. Each project have got a home page which displays some informations (version, summary, last change log, sub packages,...) and provides some internal and external links (change log file, file list, download, ..). The displayed informations are extracted from the configuration file and RPM packages.

This script has been made inorder to browse the "Rx3 Free Software Packaging Pages" on http://www.rx3.org.



Configuration
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	- The config file is "html/pkg/pkg_config.inc". Three sections are defined: Path and URL, Keywords, Packaging Applications,

	- The first section defines the different paths and URLs:
	  + $pkg_path: absolute path where pkgbrowse is installed,
	  + $pkg_url: URL where pkgbrowse is accessible,
	  + $pkg_header: absolute path of HTML header file,
	  + $pkg_footer: absolute path of HTML footer file,
	  + $pkg_download_http_url: HTTP URL where is located download directory,
	  + $pkg_download_ftp_url: FTP URL where is located download directory,

	- The second section defines the HTML page keywords,

	- The third section defines the pakaging projects:
	  + $pkg_notes: some notes diplayed on the 
	  + $pkg_tab: array of project sections:
	    + "name": name of the project section,
	    + "pkg": array of development projects:
	      + "pkg_id": array of development attribute:
		+ "name": name of the development.