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This section describes how to install and configure Oregon Networks' Oregano for use in a Topcat system.    It applies to Topcat Version 1.4 onwards.   The instructions assume you are using Oregano V1.05 or later version.

Installation

The !Installer application provided for Risc OS Boot file updates will not work with a Topcat system.   Instead perform the following:

bulletCopy the !Oregano and !Oreganres applications into a suitable folder on the NT Server, eg Armboot.Apps or Server.Network
bulletReplace the Topcat module: Mimemap (in Armboot.!Boot.Resources.!System.310.Modules.Network) with the one from !Installer.Resources.!System.310.Modules.Network
bulletCopy the following files from !Installer.Resources to the location in Armboot.!Boot.Resources as follows:

Copy From: !Installer.Resources.

Copy To: Armboot.!Boot.Resources.

!System.310.Modules.Network.Sockwatch !System.310.Modules.Network.Sockwatch
!System.Modules.Serialbuff !System.Modules.Serialbuff
Mimemap !Internet.Files.Mimemap

!Oregano.!Run

It is necessary to modify the !Run file in the !Oregano folder as follows:

To ensure the User's choices (for Home Page, Bookmarks, etc) are able to be saved and any Cookies etc are saved in the User's Home Directory, make the following changes:

bulletAdd the following lines just before the line: |Make sure we've got access to a choices directory

| Changes for Topcat - enforce user to log on first
If "<TCFiler$Userpath>" = "" Then Error You must be logged on to use Oregano
| Changes for Topcat - point Choices to User's Home Directory
Set OreganoChoices$Dir <TCFiler$Userpath>.Oregano

bulletComment out the two lines following the line: |Make sure we've got access to a choices directory by placing a pipe character (|) at the start of the lines.   ie:

| If "<Choices$Write>"....
| If "<Choices$Write>"....

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