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ATTENTION:
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1) pfw needs Apache to run in non-chrooted mode (otherwise, we can't
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access /etc/pf.conf).
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2) pfw relies on sudo to perform privileged operations and sudo needs to
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be configured for this. You need to add a line like this:
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www ALL = NOPASSWD: %%PFW_PREFIX%%/bin/*
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to your %%LOCALBASE%%/etc/sudoers file (edit with visudo).
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Feel free to verify the scripts in the bin directory to see that they
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don't do anything nasty before doing this :-)
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3) There is currently no builtin authentication in pfw so please read
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http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/auth.html and add authentication
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accordingly.
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4) Add the following line to your httpd.conf:
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Alias /pfw/ "%%PFW_PREFIX%%/web/"
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Restart apache and access pfw as http://localhost/pfw/
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5) If you want to use pfw to update a remote pfw, please read the
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documentation in %%PFW_PREFIX%%/bin/pfwctlwrapper.sh.remote.
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That's it. Pfw is now installed and ready to be used.
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Enjoy!
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