#!/bin/sh
#
# This script should be used, to install the binaries from
# the SETEdit binary distribution on your system.
#
# DO NOT USE IT TO INSTALL SETEdit AFTER A REBUILD FROM THE
# SOURCES. FOR THIS RUN 'make install' INSTEAD, WITH AN
# OPTIONALLY 'prefix=YOUR_WANTED_PREFIX' ARGUMENT, WHICH
# DEFAULTS TO '@@pref@@'.
#
#
# This script will install SETEdit on your system using
# a prefix as the root for the installed programs. This
# prefix is as default '@@pref@@' but you can change
# it by giving this script on commandline your
# wanted prefix. If you want for instance to install
# SETEdit in '@@pref_alt@@' and not in '@@pref@@' run this script
# like
#
# INSTALL.LINUX prefix=@@pref_alt@@
#
# As already written in the docs, SETEdit will run and
# look the best, if it is installed as a root setuid
# program. (It will give up the root rights after opening
# the connections to the screen and the keyboard).
# The programs which need this is 'setedit'.
#
# For security reasons by default we DON'T
# use the setuid permissions when installing SETEdit.
# But you can tell this script to use it with the
# option 'setuid=USER_ID' which installs the executable
# as setuid program of user 'USER_ID'.
#
# If you have executed the script VCSA.SH, you can use
# also the setgid=GROUP_ID' option, which installs
# the executables as a setgid program of group 'GROUP_ID'.
#
# After installing SETEdit you will find all the files,
# which are in the subdirectories of this directory
# (where this script is) relative to the directory
# wich is pointed to by the prefix.
#
# Note: I taked this script from RHIDE because I think is
# good for the editor too. So say thanks to Robert for the
# script and make file ;-).
#

./REMOVE_UNNEEDED

# Because I'm not so familar with shell scripts, I use
# a makefile, which I know how to write.

make -f INSTALL.MAK install $*
