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####    INSTRUCTIONS for setting up Jonathan Lees' Software Package, Progs
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###     change directory to the location where you plan to install
##  the tar file has a directory in it called Progs
##  this will be where the files reside
##   You must have write access to this directory
##

## 1) create a directory for the software.
## It is best if this directory is called /home/lees
## because of path name issues etc.

## so, become root, then:

mkdir /home/lees
cd /home
chown -R your_name lees

## log out of root, become yourself

cd /home
ls -l

###  you should be owner and have read/write privilages in lees

cd your_location

tar zxvf Progs*.gz
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cd Progs
#  
which perl
##
##  if your perl does not match the perl
##  in the shell scripts, need to replace

#  
#  need to replace the location of the perl programs in the 
#  following code 

perl -pi.bak -e 's/\/usr\/bin\/perl/\/usr\/local\/bin\/perl/' progs_setup.prl

#  then type in:

progs_setup.prl

#  answer the questions...(you can use defaults....)

# run the INSTALL.sh program that was created

INSTALL.sh
#
#  there will be alot of warnings....
#  if the program fails you will have to fix the INSTALL script
#  At this time, you cannot run the INSTALL script twice...better start from scratch
#  
#   assume "where_ever"  is where you told the installation script
#   where to put your libraries or binaries:

#  If the program has executed okay, you should see these libraries

cd /where_ever/lib
ls
# should see:
# cfoclib.a    cstrlib.a    cutilslib.a  libnetcdf.a  libnrc.a

#  and these binaries:
cd /where_ever/bin
ls
# should see:
# geotouch*      fasteruwdoub*  jped*          Great_Dist*
# seissig*       evolutemt*     Great_Path*    jtt1d*


#  
#  Then  change your execution path to make sure you include the
#  executable binary files.....
#  


#  POST INSTALL
# you must set several ENV variables prior to running programs
# see the file:
# RECOMMENDED_ENV_SETTINGS
more RECOMMENDED_ENV_SETTINGS 

# for a listing of the variable set on machines here at UNC
# These should be changed for each individual system
# The command for setting these ought to be installed int eh User's
# start up shell script (.cshrc or .tcshrc, or whatever)