-------------------- installing GnuGo ----------------------
apt-get install gnugo
----------------- creating the database --------------------
#installing PostgreSQL the Debian way 
apt-get install postgresql
su postgres
#in template1 
psql template1
#at the prompt write:
CREATE DATABASE webgo ;
#now create user who is allowed to administrate this database
#user and password should be changed;>
CREATE USER name PASSWORD 'password';
#now make a super user out of this user:
#TODO:tighter rights for user, this should be unsecure
ALTER USER name CREATEUSER;
#now change the user and password variables in the script

#default values at beginning of psql.py:
#webgouser
#webgopassword

----------------- configuring apache2 -----------------------


Steps to do to get a runnable version:
1. apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-python
2. create /etc/apache2/conf.d/webgo.conf with content:

Alias /webgo /home/mtsrc/daten/projekte/webgo/

<DirectoryMatch /home/mtsrc/daten/projekte/webgo/>

		AddHandler mod_python .py
        PythonHandler main
        PythonDebug On 


</DirectoryMatch>



You should replace the directory settings for optimal results ;>

3. set ownership of webgo directory to ownership of the web server
 -- since the use of mod_python this should not be needed?
--------------------------------------------------------------

this should be all. 
try visiting http://localhost/webgo.main.py with a web browser.
Errors get written to /tmp/cgi_errors.log and to the webpage.