Post Installation Notes:

1) Appaserver can maintain multiple applications within one database.
   Multiple applications are maintained by separating the database
   "table" from the Appaserver "folder". Logically "table" and
   "folder" are the same thing. However, physically they may or may
   not be the same thing.

   Every application has a table called ${application}_application.
   Examples: classgrades_application or everglades_application.

   The ${application}_application table contains a column called
   "only_one_primary_yn".
   
   If only_one_primary_yn = 'y' then:
   every table name in the database will be the folder name,
   except for the application table which will be
   ${application}_application.

   If only_one_primary_yn <> 'y' then:
   every table name in the database will be:
   	1) the application name, followed by
	2) an underscore, followed by
	3) the folder name

2) Appaserver is periodically upgraded. Check the ftp site
   for new versions.
   a. cd $APPASERVER_HOME
   b. ftp timriley.net <-- login as anonymous
   c. ftp> cd pub/timriley/appaserver
   d. ftp> get appaserver_$LatestVersion.tar.gz
   e. ftp> bye
   f. gunzip -c appaserver_$LatestVersion.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
   g. cd $APPASERVER_HOME/upgrade/$LatestVersionBelowSequence
   h. view the readme.txt file for the notes.
   i. cd $APPASERVER_HOME
   j. make_appaserver.sh
   k. upgrade-appaserver-database

   Note: if you skip a version then:
   for i in each $new_version do
   	a. cd $APPASERVER_HOME/upgrade/$i
	b. view the readme.txt file for the notes.

3) Appaserver supports multiple databases. The default database name
   is stored in /etc/appaserver.config. To switch to another database
   name from the command line, set the environment
   variable: APPASERVER_DATABASE="database_name".
   Also, for users to log into an application running in a database
   other than the default database, do the following:
   a. edit index.html
   b. search for:
	<form enctype="multipart/form-data"
	name="login" method=POST action="/cgi-bin/post_login?$application">
   c. replace with:
	<form enctype="multipart/form-data"
	name="login" ... action="/cgi-bin/post_login?$application:$database">