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The DTC installer

vartrtr

All the installer functions are now written in admin/install/functions.

Those functions are to be called more than once, so when you write code in it, you have to check that you can call them twice without hurting the system. Note that this is a required feature in many unix (like Debian for example).

For each OS, admin/install/*_config defines variables that should be set for the installer to run.

To read what the installer does, and in what order, have a the very end of the functions file. I believe that function names are self explanatory.

More on this soon if I have time, or if I have some questions poping-up...