OBTAIN AND INSTALL Rcgi and Octave cgi

  0). You need perl on your machine.

     First, obtain the files.
  1). You need 4 files for Octave cgi.
      They are                    
                 testOctave.html
                 testmatlab.html
                 gomatlab.cgi 
                 goOctave.cgi

  2). How to get the 4 files needed to run Octave cgi? 
      Well, if you already got here, then you should have no problem 
      to download the two html files
      (use your browser's view -> source menu).
      The two cgi files can be obtained at 
         
      http://www.ms.uky.edu/~statweb/Octavecgi.txt 

  3). You need 5 files for Rcgi.
      They are 
                 testR3.html
                 testR3nopic.html
                 goR3.cgi
                 goR3nopic.cgi
                 logo.gif
    Again, you should be able to use your web browser's view -> source menu
    to download the two HTML files and use your right mouse button to get the
    logo.gif file (or get it from the CRAN cite).

    The two cgi files can be obtained at 

    http://www.ms.uky.edu/~statweb/Rcgis.txt 

Next, the installation

  4). On a Linux box here, this is how we installed Rcgi:
      (I do not know how to install it on a windows box).

  Inside your public_html directory you should have two files:
                 testR3.html
                 testR3nopic.html

  and two sub-directories:   cgi-bin
                             tmp

   5). The directory tmp is just a place to hold the temperary files
       that will be created automatically. (and deleted automatically later).
       Inside the subdirectory cgi-bin you should have three files:
                           goR3.cgi
                           goR3nopic.cgi
                           logo.gif

   6). One last thing you need to change:
    inside the two cgi files, you need to change the path to your
    home directory. (I have it set to mine here but your machine
    may have a different path)

   This is my path: /mnt/disknt1/statguest/statweb/public_html/tmp

   it needs modification depend on your local machine.
   (I think there are two places have this path).

   7). One last last thing: set the file permisions to let others read and 
       excute the code.
   
  Please let me know if you got this to work, and I shall 
  put a link on my page here.

  The installation of Octave cgi is completely similar, you need 
  only four files since I am too lazy to put in a logo file yet. 


  I am placing the code Octave cgi under GPL 2.0. 
  The code Rcgi is based on MJ Ray's code with some minor modification. 
  See Ray's README file for copyright statement. He basically said the 
  code is in the public domain.

  
  Mai Zhou