Package:    'w3c-markup-validator-0.7.1-noarch-1pin'
Packager:   Igor Pashev <pashev.igor@gmail.com>
Slackware:  10.2.0
Build date: Sat Feb  4 19:58:45 MSK 2006

This is a brief description for the package.
This file is mostly automatically generated.

Patched for Slackware: yes (see slack.patch.gz)

Added documents (explicitly):
 this file
 slack.patch.gz

PACKAGE NOTES:

How to get it working:

NOTE: The package is already configured to work with some options.
      You should firstly try the defaults.

1. Configure Apache web server

1.1. Copy /etc/apache/w3c-markup-validator.conf-dist
     to   /etc/apache/w3c-markup-validator.conf

1.2. Carefully investigate and (maybe) edit /etc/apache/w3c-markup-validator.conf

1.3. Add the following directive into Apache configuration:
     Include /etc/apache/w3c-markup-validator.conf
     This should work with the default Slackware settings for Apache.

1.4. Restart Apache


2. Configure the Validator

2.1. Within /opt/w3c-markup-validator/htdocs/config/
     rename all files, e.g.:
     # cp checklink.conf-dist checklink.conf

     You can do it at once:
     # cd /opt/w3c-markup-validator/htdocs/config/
     # for f in *-dist; do cp $f `echo $f|sed s/-dist//`; done

2.2. Edit validator.conf to fit your needs


LinkChecker is from a PERL module `W3C-LinkChecker'
<http://search.cpan.org/dist/W3C-LinkChecker/>
It was especially adopted to use together with this W3C Validator.
You can safely install W3C-LinkChecker separately.


All documentation is available within /opt/w3c-markup-validator/htdocs/docs/
or (better) via Apache: /w3c-validator/docs/

I would like to know any suggestions on this package.
I tried to make all links local, let me know if I missed any.
