At 11:02 AM 21/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

> >
> >It *does*. The only "fiddling" needed will be for server security (file
> >access) so your best bet is to pick up the Inno script from CVS and
> >customise it, if you know in advance how your customers are going to
> >configure those.
> >
> >Same story with aliases.conf, again provided you know in advance what's
> >what on the target server.
> >
> >/heLen
>
>Let me just check that I understand this correctly, Helen :
>
>I download a CVS viewer from sourceforge

CVS Viewer is an application on SF. You just go to the project page
(http://sf.net/projects/firebird) and link through to "Browse CVS
Repository" You want the Firebird2 branch and, thereafter, the branch tag
you presumably want is B_1_release. Go to builds and follow your nose.

>I use this client to browse and download the INNO script from the
>Firebird CVS directory

Well..."client"...no, just click on the link (or, if it's a .bat file,
right-click on it, or it will try to execute on your machine).

>I edit the config and aliases files as required.
>
>I use Inno and the script to build a new install set with the config files
>as I require tham.

Yes, all of the above.

/hb