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README

1Instructions for installing Goose
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4Goose depends upon several Perl modules:
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6    SOAP::Lite
7    HTTP::TreeBuilder
8    HTTP::FormatText
9    AppConfig
10    Curses
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12If they are not available as part of your distribution, you should be
13able to get them from CPAN (http://www.cpan.org).
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15It also depends on the 'urlview' package to open the search results
16in your browser. If it's not included in your distribution, get it at:
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18    ftp://ftp.mutt.org/pub/mutt/contrib/urlview-0.9.tar.gz
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20It relies on the url_handler.sh script being located in /etc/urlview/.
21If your distribution does not install it there, then you will have to
22edit the goose script to use the new location.
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24Once you have the requisite packages installed, you can install goose. Place
25the main goose script anywhere you like. Place the GoogleSearch.wsdl file
26in /usr/lib/goose/.
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28Goose uses a configuration file to specify the key that Google requires
29to use their web API. Read the goose POD documentation for more information.
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