SSL-Database-Proxy Installation Instructions
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1. Decompress the .tgz - File:
	gunzip sslproxy.tar.gz
	tar xf sslproxy.tar

   When you read this, you habe probably already done this.

2. Copy the Proxy-Server whereever you want it to be. It is
   recommended to create a new user-account for the Proxy-Server 
   and copy the directory there:
	useradd -m sslproxy
	cp -R sslproxy /home/sslproxy

3. Edit the configuration-file sqlproxy.conf in the working dir of
   the Proxy-Server:

	databaseip: The Hostname or IP-Address of the Database-Server
	databaseport: The port-address of the database-server
	jdbcdriver: The JDBC-Driver-Class name
	jdbcname: The name of the driver
	logfile: The logfile
	loglevel: The logging level. 2 is highest
	serverport: The port-address of the proxy-server.

4. Copy the following file, that you can get from Sun, in the "class"
   directory:
	jnet.jar
	jcert.jar
	jsse.jar
	jce1_2_1.jar

5. Obtain the JDBC-Driver of you database. You can either extract the
   driver in the class dir using
	jar xf <driver.jar> 
   in the class dir, or you copy the jar-file in the class-dir and
   edit the start.sh shell-script to include the jar-file in the
   CLASSPATH.

5. Make sure you are in the directory where the sqlproxy.conf file
   is. Also make sure that you are NOT the superuser! Then start the
   server with the start.sh script. Optionally you can edit the 
   start.sh script to fit your needs, for examlple if you want to
   see some debugging output, you can change the line
	nohup java de.leechuck.java.proxy.server.MultiProxy &
   to
	java de.leechuck.java.proxy.server.MultiProxy
   Then your process will have a controlling terminal.