Step 1
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  "./configure"

You can specify the destination dir with --prefix. It defaults to
$HOME/oer. You can also specify --enable-debug to switch on debugging
symbols. Specify --disable-opt to de-activate optimization.

Step 2
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  "make"

Step 3
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  "make install"

oer and oer sample configuration files are placed in the directory
specified by --prefix (defaults to $HOME/oer)

Step 4
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You are almost done. You should now take a look at the sample
configuration files and edit them to your needs before launching oer.
At least have a look at oer.conf and oer.admin in the destination
directory if you are installing oer for the first time.

After installing, you can remove the oer-dist directory.

Compiles & runs on
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Linux 2.0 (gcc)
Linux 2.2 (gcc)
Linux 2.4 (gcc)
Solaris 2.6 (gcc, cc)
Digital Unix 4.0 (gcc, cc)
HP-UX 10.20 (cc)
IRIX 6.5 (gcc)
NetBSD 1.2G (gcc, cc)
FreeBSD 4.0-CURRENT (gcc)

Extensively tested on
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Linux 2.2 (Red Hat 6.0)
