Here is what basically happens:

1. install pg
2. run pg db installation script
3. configure pg via pg_hba.conf and postgres.conf
	- pg_hba.conf: host all all 192.168.168.199 255.255.255.255 trust
	- postgres.conf: see 3 file in pg dir
4. test pg connection
5. install aolserver
6. download openacs
	- cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.openacs.org:/cvsroot checkout openacs-4
7. create user openacs and add to group web with: useradd -g web openacs
8. create error.log file: touch /usr/local/aolserver/servers/openacs-4/log/error.log
9. chown -R openacs.web /usr/local/aolserver45
10. configure openacs config.tcl file, and copy init.d script over
11. setup the init script: update-rc.d oacs-test1 defaults 99 01
11. su -postgres, createuser openacs-4, createdb openacs-4, createlang plpgsql openacs-4 (note, for some reason the user has to be the same as the db)
13. startup openacs server, go through initial install process


** NOTE **

<jim>  - unix user name
<jim>  - pg role name
<jim>  - dir name
<jim>  - pg database name
<jim>  - openacs service name
<jim>  so each instance gets its own all five of those
