Linux Installation Instructions:

1. Install PostgreSQL and Apache Tomcat
2. Create a user 'gscf' with password 'dbnp', a database 'gscf'
	$ psql template0
	...	
	template0=# CREATE USER gscf WITH PASSWORD 'dbnp';
	CREATE USER
	template0=# CREATE DATABASE gscf;
	CREATE DATABASE
	template0=# GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE gscf TO gscf;
	GRANT
	template0=# 
3. Deploy gscf-X.Y.Z.war on Apache Tomcat
	cp gscf-X.Y.Z.war /path/to/tomcat/webapps
4. Access the application by browsing to:
	http://server.domain.name:8080/gscf-X.Y.Z/

It is also possible to allow a more user friendly URL for the end user
by using the Apache Webserver as a proxy (Apache + mod_jk + mod_proxy
+ mod_rewrite).

1. define the AJP connector in Apache's worker.properties
   file (/etc/apache2/worker.properties):
	...
	worker.gscf.type=ajp13
	worker.gscf.host=localhost
	worker.gscf.port=8009
	...
2. define an Apache virtual host configuration:
	<VirtualHost *:80>
		ServerName my.domain.name
		ServerAlias www.my.domain.name

		ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/gscf-error.log
		CustomLog /var/log/apache2/gscf-access.log combined
	
		ServerAdmin you@yourdomain.com

		<IfModule mod_jk.c>
			JkMount /* gscf
		</IfModule>

	        <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
			RewriteEngine on
			RewriteLog "/var/log/apache2/domain-rewrite.log"
                
			RewriteRule ^/gscf-([0-9\.]{1,})(.*)$ $2 [NC,NE]
			RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /gscf-X.Y.Z/$1 [L,PT,NC,NE]
	        </IfModule>
	</VirtualHost>