[Pymerase-cvs-commit] Docs/pymweb pymweb-install.tex,1.2,1.3 pymweb-manual.tex,1.2,1.3

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	pymweb-install.tex pymweb-manual.tex 
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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright ~2003 California Institute of Technology}
! \date{Version 0.1.2\\\today}
  \maketitle
  \thispagestyle{empty}
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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright ~2003 California Institute of Technology}
! \date{Version 0.1.3\\\today}
  \maketitle
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  \subsection{\cb Debuging}
! Pymweb, in it's current state, doesn't display very much debuging
! information in the web browswer. If something doesn't work and you
! want to know what, you can goto '/tmp/pymweb/{@sessionNumber}/' and
! run the driver.sh script if one was generated for you. You may also
! wish to look at the Apache error logs located at
! '/var/log/apache/error.log'.
  
  Please e-mail pymerase-devel at lists.sourceforge.net if you have and
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  \subsection{\cb Debuging}
! Pymweb, as of version 0.1.15, displays debugging information in the
! web browser, which should make debugging much easier.
! 
! Note, that you can always goto '/tmp/pymweb/{@sessionNumber}/' and
! check on the files located in that directory. You may also wish to
! look at the Apache error logs located at '/var/log/apache/error.log'.
  
  Please e-mail pymerase-devel at lists.sourceforge.net if you have and

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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright  ~2003 California Institute of Technology}
! \date{Version 0.1.2\\\today}
  \maketitle
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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright  ~2003 California Institute of Technology}
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  \subsection{\cb Pymweb Failure / Debugging}
! I am going to leave this section blank for the time being as I plan to
! improve debugging and error messages in Pymweb. I don't want to waste
! my time documenting something that I know is going to be absolete in
! the near future.
  
! For now, if you have any trouble with Pymweb, please join the
! pymerase-devel mailing list and send an e-mail to the list asking for
! help. Please visit http://pymerase.sf.net and click on the ``Mail
! Lists'' if you wish to join the mailing list.
  
  \end{document}
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  \subsection{\cb Pymweb Failure / Debugging}
! Pymweb, as of v0.1.15, now displays debugging output in the web
! browser. If you have trouble understanding the error messages, you may
! copy and paste them into an e-mail to the pymerase-devel mailing list,
! or post them to the Pymerase Support Request Tracker.
  
! If you believe you have found a bug, feel free to post it to the
! Pymerase Bug Tracker.
! 
! Note, that in addition to the debugging message,  you can always goto
! '/tmp/pymweb/{@sessionNumber}/' and check on the files located in that
! directory. You may also wish to look at the Apache error logs located
! at '/var/log/apache/error.log'. 
! 
! If you have any trouble with Pymweb, please join the pymerase-devel
! mailing list and send an e-mail to the list asking for help. Please
! visit http://pymerase.sf.net and click on the ``Mail Lists'' if you
! wish to join the mailing list.
! 
! Please send an e-mail to the pymerase-devel mailing list if you find a
! simple or common mistakes people make when using Pymweb, and I will add
! it to this documentation.
  
  \end{document}