The Apache web server is the industry standard open source web server for Unix and Windows systems. Most preconfigured Linux systems will have some of these packages installed already.
These must be installed and configured before you can run GBrowse. GBrowse runs on top of several software packages.
This option is useful for getting new options just added to GBrowse (for example, the Balloon pop up windows added before the release of GBrowse 1.69) or for getting a new BioPerl that has recent bugs fixed. So, for example, if you want to install the most recent developments in GBrowse and BioPerl, you can do this: skip_bioperl Don't fetch and install BioPerl assumes a skip_start Don't wait for 'Enter' at program start bioperl_path Path to BioPerl tarball (will not downloadīioPerl) Assumes a resulting'bioperl-live' gbrowse_path Path to GBrowse tarball (will not download Use this string to predefine 'make install' build_param_str= Use this string to set Makefile.PL parameters gbrowse_dev Use the development version of GBrowse from GitHub bioperl_dev Use the development version of BioPerl from GitHub d|-dev Use the development version of both GBrowse The install script has a few useful options: On Mac OSX, Linux or Solaris platforms, you will need to be logged in as root, or to run the command using "sudo" ( sudo perl gbrowse_). On Windows platforms, you will need to be logged in as a user with administrative privileges. Once these are installed, save the above link to your home directory as gbrowse_, and then run "perl gbrowse_".
See Prerequisites before running the installer for discussion of prerequisites needed.
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