#!/bin/sh
#
# $NetBSD: INSTALL,v 1.3 2003/08/30 20:23:07 jlam Exp $

PKGNAME=$1
STAGE=$2

case ${STAGE} in
POST-INSTALL)
	cat <<EOF

=============================================================
1. If you customize namazu configuration, copy
   @EXAMPLEDIR@/share/namazu/namazurc.default and
   @EXAMPLEDIR@/mknmzrc.default to @CONFDIR@,
   and edit them.

2. Since index file format is differnet from namazu 1.X, you need to
   rebuild index files if you upgrade from namazu 1.X.

3. In order to processing Japanese, you need to set "LC_ALL", "LANG"
   or "LC_CTYPE" environment to "ja".  Or use --indexing-lang option
   of mknmz.

4. In order to display Japanese message, you need to set "LANGUAGE",
   "LC_ALL", "LC_MESSAGES" or "LANG" environment to "ja".

5. Because of lack of locale support, you need to set "PERL_BADLANG"
   for perl to stop the warning on NetBSD 1.5.X and before.
   On NetBSD current (1.6 or later), you don't need to set
   "PERL_BADLANG" but "LC_LANG" environment.

6. If you want to make index of bellow file type, please install
   appropriate package.

	Adobe PDF			xpdf
	Adobe PostScript		ghostscript
	JustSystem Ichitaro		DocCat
	Microsoft Excel			xlHtml or DocCat
	Microsoft PowerPoint		xlHtml or DocCat
	Microsoft Word			wv or DocCat
	Redhat RPM			rpm
	TeX source			detex
	TeX dvi				dvi2tty

   For handling non-English language, you might need lv and/or nkf
   package, too.

   DocCat is a commercial product from Dehenken Limited and it dosen't
   provided as NetBSD package (yet?).
   See http://www.dehenken.co.jp/english/doccat.html in detail.

=============================================================

EOF
	;;
esac
exit 0