If you just want to install GeneWeb on your computer, and you are under RedHat Linux, download: RPMS/geneweb-3.03-2.i386.rpm It holds a rpm package for the executables; this is the simplest installation for Linux; once downloaded, to install it, become root and type: rpm -e geneweb rpm -i geneweb-3.03-2.i386.rpm this install all the stuff, and automatically starts the necessary daemons to make GeneWeb work (gwd and gwdsetup) ----- If you want the "classical" distribution, i.e. if: - you are not under RedHat Linux, or - you don't have the rights to become "root" on your computer, or - you prefer control yourself what is installed on your computer, or - you already used a previous version of GeneWeb and want to continue to work the same way, or - you want to install GeneWeb in CGI mode and not in server, download: x86.tar.gz Untaring this file (tar xvfz x86.tar.gz), it creates a directory named geneweb-3.03 with executables for Linux, without installing anything else. ----- If you want the sources, download: SRPMS/geneweb-3.03-2.src.rpm It holds the packages sources; to compile, you need the Ocaml compiler (version 2.01 or 2.02) and the camlp4 preprocessor (version 2.01 or 2.02) installed on your machine, freely distributed at: http://caml.inria.fr/ocaml/ http://caml.inria.fr/camlp4/ to compile the package, once downloaded, become root, and do: rpm -i geneweb-3.03-2.src.rpm rpm -ba /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/geneweb-3.03.spec this creates the files: /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/$ARCH/geneweb-3.03-2.$ARCH.rpm /usr/src/redhat/SRPMS/geneweb-3.03-2.src.rpm