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140 140 With the following CGI script (I have named it <samp>p</samp> simply) it is possible to define a location where all the your repositories should be located (in this example: <samp>/home/repos/fossil</samp>). All the repositories are named according the scheme <samp><project name>.fsl</samp> for sake of this example.
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142 142 If this script is called alone (like e.g.: <samp>http://your.server.here/cgi-bin/p</samp>), it will list all repositories located under <samp>$REPOSROOT</samp>, <b>if</b> there <b>does not</b> exist a corresponding file <samp>.<project name></samp> (that mechanism is used to <i>hide</i> some repository in the listing).
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144 144 If the script is called like e.g. <samp>http://your.server.here/cgi-bin/p/<project name></samp>, then the corresponding repository will be selected to work with.
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146 -The lines 5 - 8 in the script below allow configuration for you needs. You have to chose, what fossil binary to use, what extension your repository databases have and where all your databases are located.
146 +The lines 5 - 8 in the script below allow configuration for your needs. You must configure it for: the fossil binary to use, the location of your databases, and the extension your repository databases have.
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150 150 <font color="#a52a2a"> 1 </font><font color="#0000ff">#!/bin/sh</font><br>
151 151 <font color="#a52a2a"> 2 </font><br>
152 152 <font color="#a52a2a"> 3 </font><font color="#0000ff">### Configuration section ###</font><br>
153 153 <font color="#a52a2a"> 4 </font><br>