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docs/INSTALL.md

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 # Installing Treebird
 
+This is a stub and isn't complete, please update it!
+
 ## Compiling
 
 For the following GNU/Linux distributions, you will need the following libraries/packages:
 
-- libcurl
-  - Debian: `libcurl4-gnutls-dev`
-  - Arch: `curl`
-  - Void: `libcurl libcurl-devel`
-- libpcre2
-  - Debian: `libpcre2-dev`
-  - Void: `pcre2 pcre2-devel`
-- libfcgi
-  - Debian: `libfcgi-dev`
-  - Void: `fcgi fcgi-devel`
+###### Debian
+
+`# apt install libcurl4-gnutls-dev libpcre2-dev libfcgi-dev base-devel`
+
+###### Void GNU/Linux
+
+`# xbps-install libcurl libcurl-devel base-devel pcre2 pcre2-devel fcgi fcgi-devel`
+
+###### Arch
+
+`# pacman -S curl base-devel`
 
 Create a copy of `config.def.h` at `config.h`, edit the file with your information
 
 Run `make`. This will also clone mastodont-c, and compile both it and Treebird.
 
-If you `git pull` any changes, `make update` should be run after updating, as it ensures
-that mastodont-c is up to date.
+If you `fossil update` any changes, `make update` should be run after updating
 
 ## Installation
 
-- TODO?
-
-Run `make install`, this might require root.
+Run `# make install`
 
 If this succeeds (assuming you used default variables), you can now find Treebird at the following
 
 - `/usr/local/share/treebird/` - Contains CSS, images, and other meta files
-- `/usr/local/bin/treebird` - Regular executable CGI file, test it by running it as is, it'll spit HTML out!
+- `/usr/local/bin/treebird` - Regular executable CGI file, test it by running it as is, it shouldn't spit anything out
 
-### Using NGINX (and fcgiwrap)
+### Using NGINX
 
-Treebird can be served over nginx by using a FastCGI server such as fcgiwrap.
+Treebird can be served over nginx by using a FastCGI daemon such as spawn-fcgi.
 
 The example static files will be in `/usr/local/share/treebird/`, with `treebird.cgi` at `/usr/local/bin/treebird`.
 
 After running `make`, Treebird's files will be in the `dist/` directory. _Copy_, ***DO NOT MOVE***, **everything but treebird.cgi** of this folder to your web server. Copy `treebird.cgi` to another directory of your choosing.
 
-#### nginx
-An example nginx configuration is available in [treebird.nginx.conf](./sample/treebird.nginx.conf).
+## Nginx
+An example Nginx configuration is available in [treebird.nginx.conf](./sample/treebird.nginx.conf).
 * Make sure to change `example.com` to your instance's domain.
 * Make sure to change the `root` to wherever the static files are being stored
 
-#### fcgiwrap
-fcgiwrap can be installed on debian with `sudo apt install fcgiwrap`.
+## Using Apache and mod_proxy_fcgi
 
-The example is using the default configuration included with the `fcgiwrap` package on Debian.
+Apache hasn't caused many troubles, and is in fact, what I use for development. You can see how to start
+spawn-fcgi in `scripts/fcgistarter.sh`.
 
-### Using Apache and mod_proxy_fcgi
+Example Apache configuration is available in [treebird.apache.conf](./sample/treebird.apache.conf).
 
-TODO
+#### spawn-fcgi
 
-Example Apache configuration is available in [treebird.apache.conf](./sample/treebird.apache.conf).
+`spawn-fcgi` can be used for both Apache and Nginx. Read the manual for it to see how to work it, or view
+the testing script at `scripts/fcgistarter.sh`
+
+- Please, at all costs, avoid FCGIWrap. It's caused nothing but headaches and has proved no real use other than
+  spitting `Cannot get script name, are DOCUMENT_ROOT and SCRIPT_NAME (or SCRIPT_FILENAME) set and is the script executable?`
+  at you (even if those variables are set and the script is executable)

docs/sample/treebird.apache.conf

@@ -1,7 +1,3 @@
-# TODO a lot of things
-# THIS IS UNTESTED AND INCOMPLETE, ITS JUST FOR REFERENCE
-
-# Give access to our directory
 <Directory "/usr/local/share/treebird/dist">
     Require all granted
 </Directory>