Canna for DEBIAN
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Configuration
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    This is Canna, a Japanese input system, packaged for Debian.

    For security reasons, the server doesn't listen on a TCP socket by
default.  This can be enabled by using the "-inet" option and is
required in order to establish remote connections to the server. You
also have to add the hostname of the remote machine to /etc/hosts.canna
for this to work.

    This can be reconfigured by issuing the command:

    $ dpkg-reconfigure canna

    If the environment variable CANNAHOST is unset or set to the value
"unix", the canna client will usually use UNIX domain sockets for the
communication with the server.  Any other value (including "localhost")
will cause the client to use a TCP connection.


dics.dir
========

There is a file /var/lib/canna/dic/canna/dics.dir, 
the file is updated through update-canna-dics_dir.
The dics.dir should be in /etc/canna/dics.dir.d/

If you are going to create a dictionary package for canna,
please edit there.


Upgrading dictionary frequency data
===================================

.cld files are dictionary frequency data for canna.
They are not really upgradable currently.


Binary Dictionary data for Debian
=================================

To keep dictionary frequency data between upgrades,
binary dictionary data is not upgraded automatically from 
3.6p1-8.
The data is stored in /usr/lib/canna/debian-template/
and copied to /var/lib/canna/dic/canna/ if files are missing
(i. e. on fresh install).

 -- Junichi Uekawa <dancer@debian.org>, Wed Nov 12 08:09:52 2003