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                  <P>You will have an archive called 
                  weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>.tgz (where version is the 
                  release version of weathermap4rrd).<BR>To install program, you 
                  have to untar the archive somewhere in your machine (for 
                  example : /usr/local/weathermap4rrd). To do so, type :</P><PRE>$ cd /path_where_you_want_to_install<BR>$ tar xvzf weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>.tgz </PRE>
                  <P>You will have the following files 
                  :<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/CHANGELOG<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/INSTALL<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/LICENSE<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/README<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/weathermap 
                  -- main program<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/icons -- 
                  icons 
                  directory<BR>weathermap4rrd-<EM>version</EM>/weathermap.conf.example 
                  -- example of configuration file </P>
                  <H4>PHP version</H4>
                  <P>First of all, WeatherMap4RRD requires that you previously 
                  installed :</P>
                  <UL>
                    <LI>PHP with GD support (with PNG support) 
                    <LI>rrdtool </LI></UL>
                  <P>You will have an archive called 
                  weathermap4rrd-<STRONG>php</STRONG><EM>-version</EM>.tgz 
                  (where version is the release version of 
                  weathermap4rrd).<BR>To install program, you have to untar the 
                  archive somewhere in your webserver docroot (for example : 
                  /var/www/weathermap4rrd). To do so, type :</P><PRE>$ cd /path_to_docroot<BR>$ tar xvzf weathermap4rrd-<STRONG>php</STRONG>-<EM>version</EM>.tgz </PRE>
                  <P>You will have the following files 
                  :<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/CHANGELOG<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/INSTALL<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/LICENSE<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/README<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/weathermap 
                  -- main program<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/icons 
                  -- icons 
                  directory<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/weathermap.conf.example 
                  -- example of configuration file 
                  <BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/index.php - PHP script 
                  that will read RRDTool data and generated 
                  graph<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/graphic.php - PHP 
                  script that is used by index.php for graphic 
                  elements<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/rrd.php - PHP 
                  script that is used by index.php for read RRD values (I use 
                  Cacti original php 
                  scripts)<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/config_tool.php 
                  - PHP script that is used by index.php for managing 
                  configuration file 
                  parameters<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/config.php - 
                  PHP script that define default 
                  parameters<BR>weathermap4rrd-php-<EM>version</EM>/icons - 
                  directory with a few example of icons that may be used with 
                  NODE directive. </P>
                  <H3><BR><A id=configuring name=configuring></A>Configuring 
                  WeatherMap4RRD</H3>
                  <P>It is now time to configure weathermap.conf file (an 
                  example is available in archive : 
weathermap.conf.example).</P>
                  <P>First, duplicate the example file, type :</P><PRE>$ cp weathermap.conf.example weathermap.conf
</PRE>
                  <P>Second step, you will need to create your own 
                  weathermap.conf configuration file. To do so, edit 
                  weathermap.conf with your favorite editor. For example, with 
                  vi editor, type ::</P><PRE>$ vi weathermap.conf</PRE>
                  <P>You will have to set at least NODEs and LINKs. For details 
                  of directives available, please consult <A 
                  href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/directives.php">Directives 
                  WeatherMap4RRD</A> page. </P>
                  <P><STRONG>Important</STRONG> : <BR>If you use PHP version, 
                  you may edit config.php file to set up "rrdtool" and 
                  "weathermap4php" variables. <BR>rrdtool should be set up to 
                  path where RRDTool is installed.<BR>weathermap4php should be 
                  set up to path where you deploy the weathermap4rrd php 
                  archive. </P>
                  <H3><BR><A name=running></A>Running WeatherMap4RRD </H3>
                  <H4>Perl version</H4>
                  <P>To run weathermap, you just need to type :</P><PRE>$ cd weathermap4rrd-version
$ ./weathermap               </PRE>
                  <P>By default, a PNG picture called weathermap.png will be 
                  generated in current directory. (see OUTPUTFILE directive to 
                  modify destination) <BR><BR>You can scheduled weathermap4RRD 
                  execution with creating an entry in your crontab. To do that, 
                  type :</P><PRE>$ crontab -e </PRE><PRE>Add the line : 
                 */5 * * * * /path/to/weathermap &gt; /dev/null 2&gt;&amp;1
</PRE>
                  <P>An example of configuration file can be found <A 
                  href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/code/weathermap.conf"><STRONG>here</STRONG></A>.</P>
                  <H4><BR>PHP version</H4>
                  <P>To run weathermap, you have to call index.php script like 
                  :<BR>http://127.0.0.1/weathermap4rrd-php-1.2/index.php</P>
                  <P>Of course, you have to replace the path show besides with 
                  the path were you deployed weathermap4rrd.</P>
                  <P>An example of configuration file can be found <A 
                  href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/code/weathermap.conf"><STRONG>here</STRONG></A>. 
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            <P class=textParagraphHeading>Latest News </P>
            <P><SPAN class=textNewsItem><STRONG>Thursday, April 20th, 2006 - 
            10:13 PM</STRONG><BR>Hi all weathermap users. Sorry, I'm not very 
            present this last time on forum and development have been freeze for 
            long weeks now. I'm still alive and I will try to release next 
            version as soon as possible. Alex</SPAN></P>
            <P><SPAN class=textNewsItem><STRONG>Saturday, March 4th, 2006 - 
            10:43 PM</STRONG><BR>Sorry...you perphaps may encountered connection 
            problems to weathermap4rrd. Webserver's motherboard was crashed. A 
            new CUV4X is now in place and everything is working fine.</SPAN></P>
            <P><SPAN class=textNewsItem><STRONG>Saturday, February 4th, 2006 - 
            2:47 PM</STRONG><BR><A 
            href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/download.php">Weathermap4rrd 
            editor 0.4beta</A> has been released ! Thanks to Rich that did most 
            of all changes. See <A 
            href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/changelog_editor.php">editor's 
            CHANGELOG</A> for details. A few minor bugs are already known in 
            this version but we decide to release it. Next release will probably 
            be done with Weathermap4rrd 2.0 that is the next major step of 
            development. Even if no specific date is defined, we will do our 
            best to release a first Release Candidate for midlle of march. All 
            comments about features or bugs are welcome. <A 
            href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/download.php">Download 
            editor</A></SPAN></P>
            <P><SPAN class=textNewsItem><STRONG>Sunday, January 1st, 2006 - 3:47 
            PM</STRONG><BR>With best wishes for a happy New Year!<BR>You was 
            13326 to visit this website during year 2005 and about 4800 to 
            download weathermap4rrd tool.Thank you for your support ! 
            <BR><BR>Richard and Alex</SPAN></P>
            <P><SPAN class=textNewsItem><STRONG>Sunday, December 18th, 2005 - 
            3:01 PM</STRONG><BR>Dear weathermap users, <A 
            href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/download.php">1.2 
            final</A> is released ! Wahooo, it was so long. Just minor fixes has 
            been added. See <A 
            href="http://weathermap4rrd.tropicalex.net/changelog.php">changelog</A> 
            for details.<BR><BR>Find times to work on project is hard at the end 
            of this year. Richard worked a lot on editor and had improved it. A 
            new editor version should be released soon (hope before the end of 
            the year).<BR><BR>Development of weathermap4RRD V2 is still in 
            progress. Code rewrite is ended for graph generation and others 
            stuff. Our efforts will be now oriented to integrate editor 
            in.<BR><BR>Richard and I wish you a merry Christmas 
        !</SPAN></P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></BODY></HTML>