Scripts to configure camp_sysinfo for the current system. The main script, setup, calls all of the other scripts, then exits when 
calling ../configure to allow interactive configuration of the setup.

No flags are necessary for any of these scripts; by default, they will do an interactive installation (--quiet turns that off)

setup is a macro script which simply calls the other scripts.

./setup   # does full configuration, calling all other scripts
   --os|-o      - lower case name of operating system (debian, freebsd, etc...)
   --dryrun|-n  - do not actually do anything, just tell you what I'd do
   --version|-v - display version and exit
   --quiet|-q   - Do not ask questions, just do stuff
   --help|-g    - Show this screen
   --seed|-s    - URL/Path to seed file for config
   --debug      - Show extra information (--nodebug is default)

Following scripts can be run individually, if desired. They are run by setup, but can be rerun at any time

./validateDependencies # installs binaries and perl libraries as needed
   --os|-o      - lower case name of operating system (debian, freebsd, etc...)
   --dryrun|-n  - do not actually do anything, just tell you what I'd do
   --version|-v - display version and exit
   --quiet|-q   - Do not ask questions, just do stuff
   --debug      - turn on debug mode (no short form). --nodebug turns off (default)
   --help|-h    - Show this screen

./checkFiles    # creates cron files/entries and a basic configuration file
   --os|-o      - lower case name of operating system (debian, freebsd, etc...)
   --dryrun|-n  - do not actually do anything, just tell you what I'd do
   --version|-v - display version and exit
   --quiet|-q   - Do not ask questions, just do stuff
   --help|-g    - Show this screen
   --seed|-s    - URL/Path to seed file for config to override default
   --debug      - Show extra information (--nodebug is default)

./permissions  # sets permissions. Runs each modules/* script if it fails, unsets executable flag so it is not run by sysinfo-client
  no parameters
  NOTE: does not correctly set ownership on BSD systems

../configure   # validates configuration and allows user to set most parameters
   --verbose|-v   - verbosity level, 0-9 (may be entered more than once, ie -vvv to increase verbosity)
   --file|-f      - file name to read
   --output|-o    - file to save to
   --test|-t      - test the config file and report errors
   --dryrun|-n    - do not save result
   --quiet|-q     - do not ask any questions, automatically check, repair and write to output
   --help|-h      -  display help screen