This script is used to configure a user's account for the Khoros 2
        software system. This involves the following steps:
                1. Creating a personal Khoros Toolbox file in $HOME/.Toolboxes
                2. Set up the Khoros environment variables in the appropriate
                   dotfile for your user shell so you can execute Khoros
                   binaries.

        (If you experience any problems with this script, please report
        them to khoros-bugs@khoral.com)

Do you wish to continue? (y/n) [y]: [return]
 
 

                        Location of Khoros 2 Software
 

Please enter the full path to the toplevel of Khoros 2
[/usr3/khoros2200]: [return]
 

                                Toolbox File

        Ok, next you need to have a toolbox file.  This contains
        a list of the toolboxes you want to use.

        Your personal toolbox file will be called .Toolboxes, and
        will live in your home directory.  You refer to the system
        distribution toolboxes by adding a

                #include /usr3/khoros2200/Toolboxes

        to the $HOME/.Toolboxes file.  If $HOME/.Toolboxes file does
        not exist one will be created for you.  There should be no
        duplicate entries in the toolbox files.

[Press <Return> to continue] [return]
 

We want to check your $HOME/.Toolboxes for entries contained in the
Khoros 2 Toolboxes file.  We recommend that they be deleted since
the ones in your $HOME/.Toolboxes will override the ones in the
Khoros 2 Toolboxes file.  This is most likely not what you want to
do, but then again maybe it is.

Do you want to delete these entries? (y/n) [y]: [return]
Checking for:
     BOOTSTRAP
     DATASERV
     DESIGN
     DATAMANIP
     ENVISION
     GEOMETRY
     IMAGE
     MATRIX
     MIGRATION
     SUPPORT
     RETRO
done.

Your Khoros Toolbox file has been updated for Khoros 2

[Press <Return> to continue] [return]
 
 

          Determining Location of Khoros Binaries

bootstrap binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
dataserv binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
design binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
datamanip binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
envision binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
geometry binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
image binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
matrix binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
migration binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
support binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
retro binaries located in /usr3/khoros2200/bin
[Press <Return> to continue] [return]
 
 
 

                Setting up Khoros 2 Environment Variables

You need to ensure certain environment variables are set every
time you log in.

Since you have a csh variant shell, in this step we will give you a,

               /home/ttttt/.khoros_env

file, which can be source'd from a specific dotfile.  We will set up the
.khoros_env to reflect your local configuration.

[Press <Return> to continue] [return]
 

#   ------------------------------------------------------------
#   This file should be sourced (source .khoros_env) or included
#   in your .login or .cshrc.
#   ------------------------------------------------------------
#
# This file contains default values for environment
# variables used by KHOROS.
#
#

if ( ! $?USER ) then
   if ( ! $?LOGNAME ) then
      if ( ! $?user ) then
         setenv USER $user
      else
         setenv USER nobody
      endif
   else
      setenv USER $LOGNAME
   endif
endif

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set path = ($path /usr3/khoros2200/bin)

if ( ! $?KHOROS_LOG ) then
   setenv KHOROS_LOG            $HOME/khoros.cmdlog
endif
if ( ! $?KHOROS_MAIL ) then
   setenv KHOROS_MAIL           $USER
endif
if ( ! $?KHOROS_NAME ) then
   setenv KHOROS_NAME           $USER
endif
if ( ! $?KHOROS_NOTIFY ) then
   setenv KHOROS_NOTIFY         KSTANDARD
endif
if ( ! $?KHOROS_ANSFILE ) then
   setenv KHOROS_ANSFILE        $HOME/khoros.ans
endif
if ( ! $?TMPDIR ) then
   setenv TMPDIR                /tmp
endif

#
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#   Uncomment this if you would like data objects to accumulate
#   history when operated on by datamanip operators.
#
#if ( ! $?KHOROS_HISTORY ) then
#   setenv KHOROS_HISTORY
#endif
# Set platform-specific run-time library environment variables for Khoros
# if ( $?LD_LIBRARY_PATH ) then
#    setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr3/khoros2200/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
# else
#    setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr3/khoros2200/lib
# endif

[Press <Return> to continue] [return]

Do you want me to add the line source $HOME/.khoros_env to the
bottom of your .cshrc? (y/n) [y]: [return]
[Press <Return> to continue] [return]

Now you should source the .khoros_env to have the your environment
setup for you to use Khoros 2 routines.  At your prompt type:

      source /home/ttttt/.khoros_env

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