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README
hpaste is copyright Eric Mertens 2008 and is BSD3 licensed The LICENSE file should be referred to for any licensing details. Source code updates can be found at http://code.haskell.org/hpaste.git Getting hpaste installed and running: 1) Install the python library pygments 2) Create a new sqlite3 database using the initialize.sql file This file must exist in a directory that the cgi application will have write priviledges to as sqlite3 creates temp files! 3) Create an hpaste.conf file with can be "read" as a Config object 4) Add hpaste.fcgi to your cgi-bin and enable fastcgi support in your httpd. 5) Add highlighter.py to your cgi-bin. The bot will expect to be able to be able to read a Config object as well as the fastcgi application. It will create a socket that will likely have the wrong permissions if the httpd and bot run as different users. The httpd needs +w permissions on the socket.








