SER 0.8.8 CD distribution CD contents: bin/ - contains compiled ser versions for various arhitectures: ser-0.8.8_freebsd_i386.tar.gz ser-0.8.8_linux_i386.tar.gz ser-0.8.8_linux_armv4l.tar.gz ser-0.8.8_solaris_sparc64.tar.gz To install change to the root directory and unpack: cd /; tar zxvf This will install ser in /usr/local/: - ser binaries & scripts (ser, gen_ha1, serctl) in sbin/ - ser modules in lib/ser/modules/ - ser man pages in man/man* - ser docs in doc/ser/ - default ser configuration file in etc/ser/ser.cfg If ser is started without any -f it will use /usr/local/etc/ser/ser.cfg. doc/ - contains the ser documentation: COPYING - ser license INSTALL - information on how to build ser from the sources and a quick install guide README README.cfg - basic ser configure information (incomplete) README-MODULES - list of the available ser modules and their status ser.5 - ser man page ser.cfg.8 - ser cfg. man page (incomplete) ser-man.txt - ascii version of ser.5 ser_cfg-man.txt - ascii version of ser.cfg.8 serdev-0.8.8.* - ser developer guide in various formats (pdf, ps, txt and html) seruser.* - ser administrator guide in various formats (pdf, ps, txt, html and sgml) packages/ - contains ser binary packages for Debian GNU/Linux (woody & unstable, i386 & arm), RedHat 7.x (i386), Suse 8.0 (i386) and Solaris 8 (sparc64). Information on how to install the various packages is provided in the "Quick Start" section of doc/INSTALL. serweb/ - contains a web interface for ser (alpha version) see http://developer.berlios.de/project/?group_id=500 for more information src/ - contains a tar.gz with ser's source.