To install Audit in a custom location under Windows, all you need is to specify your folder from the assistant installer software. Under Unix, simply extract the .tar.gz software package in your custom folder, then instead of running the galaxy/audit/common/install.ga.user installation script, manually edit your login file (.cshrc or .login) and add the following lines (change the GAUDIT_ROOT to reflect the correct path to your custom installation path):
 C Shell: csh (.cshrc) or tcsh (.tcshrc or .cshrc)
# Galaxy Audit setup
setenv GAUDIT_ROOT <installation directory>/galaxy/audit
if ( -f ${GAUDIT_ROOT}/common/setup.ga.user.csh ) then
source ${GAUDIT_ROOT}/common/setup.ga.user.csh
endif
Bourne shell: sh (.profile)
Korne shell: ksh (.profile)
# Galaxy Audit setup
GAUDIT_ROOT=<installation directory>/galaxy/audit
export GAUDIT_ROOT
if [ -f ${GAUDIT_ROOT}/common/setup.ga.user.sh ]; then
. ${GAUDIT_ROOT}/common/setup.ga.user.sh
fi
To make the changes effective, either logout and login again, or refresh your environment:
source .cshrc (if your login sequence executes your .cshrc)
source .tcshrc (if your login sequence executes your .tcshrc)
. .profile (if your login sequence executes your .profile) |
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