[svn r22075] FS#2867: The installation manual (English), procedure "7. Mathematical formulas with LaTeX": Adding mentioning about web-server executable right on the file mimetex.cgi, as tunki (nickname) proposed. See http://www.dokeos.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29594 .
<li>4. To install mimetex executable file, make these changes:</li>
<li>4. To install mimetex executable file, make these changes:</li>
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<p>Add the corresponding cgi-bin directory to your Apache configuration could be done, in Apache 2, like this:
<p>Add the corresponding cgi-bin directory to your Apache configuration could be done, in Apache 2, like this:
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<p>If you are reluctant to modify your Apache configuration, alternately you may do at step 4 the following:
<p>If you are reluctant to modify your Apache configuration, alternately you may do at step 4 the following:
copy mimetex.exe (for windows) or mimetex.cgi (for linux) from <i>dokeos/main/inc/lib/mimetex/</i> directory to your <i>cgi-bin/</i></p>
copy mimetex.exe (for windows) or mimetex.cgi (for linux) from <i>dokeos/main/inc/lib/mimetex/</i> directory to your <i>cgi-bin/</i></p>
<li>5. Make sure that the file mimetex.cgi (or mimetex.exe) has right to be executed by the web-server process. For example, on a Ubuntu Linux system you may write a command like the following:</li>
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<p>sudo chmod a+x mimetex.cgi</p>
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<p>As a result of this procedure, a new button becomes available in your Dokeos online editor, that gives you possibility
<p>As a result of this procedure, a new button becomes available in your Dokeos online editor, that gives you possibility
to insert mathematical formulas into your documents.<br/>
to insert mathematical formulas into your documents.<br/>