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This file is meant to catalog critical system
functionality necessary for the operation of
a LON-CAPA server.  Note that these capabilities
describe operating system capabilities (not
educational feature capabilities).

The idea is that this file becomes a central point
for the verification of existing operating system
capabilities.

    1: <!--  This file is meant to catalog critical system
    2:       functionality necessary for the operation of
    3:       a LON-CAPA server.  Note that these capabilities
    4:       describe operating system capabilities (not
    5:       educational feature capabilities).
    6: 
    7:       The idea is that this file becomes a central point
    8:       for the verification of existing operating system
    9:       capabilities.
   10: -->
   11: 
   12: <!-- This file does NOT represent an exhaustive list
   13:      of software packages.  Nor can this file perfectly
   14:      automate the handling of software packages on
   15:      a RedHat linux system.  Due to differing
   16:      configuration settings, the shaky nature of software
   17:      dependencies, and machine states across the LON-CAPA
   18:      network, there has not yet been a perfect automation
   19:      of LON-CAPA server system duplication.
   20: 
   21:      Someday, maybe our grandkids will release LON-CAPA on
   22:      pre-installed indestructible palm-pilot-sized units
   23:      and then there will be no installation problems.
   24:      (I have to say something melodramatic, I am watching
   25:       Star Trek right now.)
   26: -->
   27: 
   28: <!-- Scott Harrison, sharrison@users.sourceforge.net, 2002 -->
   29: 
   30: <capabilities>
   31:  <capability>
   32:   <name>Matricular-Database</name>
   33:  </capability>
   34:  <capability>
   35:   <name>Scripted-Modules</name>
   36:  </capability>
   37:  <capability>
   38:   <name>Graphics-Drawing</name>
   39:  </capability>
   40:  <capability>
   41:   <name>Password-Authentication</name>
   42:  </capability>
   43:  <capability>
   44:   <name>Web-Server</name>
   45:  </capability>
   46:  <capability>
   47:   <name>mod-perl</name>
   48:  </capability>
   49:  <capability>
   50:   <name>Network-Connectivity</name>
   51:  </capability>
   52:  <capability>
   53:   <name>Backup</name>
   54:  </capability>
   55:  <capability>
   56:   <name>XML-Processing</name>
   57:  </capability>
   58: </capabilities>