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diff --git a/smock/README b/smock/README
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+++ b/smock/README
@@ -4,22 +4,28 @@
 Smock is a thin wrapper around mock to let you build up a whole
 set of dependant RPMs against an external distro.
 
 Smock is a thin wrapper around mock to let you build up a whole
 set of dependant RPMs against an external distro.
 

+ - Create directory $HOME/public_html/smock
+

  - Copy smock.httpd.conf to /etc/httpd/conf.d/smock.conf, changing the
    /home/[USERNAME]/ to your user
  - Copy smock.httpd.conf to /etc/httpd/conf.d/smock.conf, changing the
    /home/[USERNAME]/ to your user

- - Start httpd
- - Add  smock.mock.conf to all your repos in /etc/mock/ changing the
-   arch and distro name to match
- - Create  $HOME/smock

 
 

- - Edit smock.sh to set which arch(es) you want to build on
+ - Start or restart httpd
+
+ - Insert smock.mock.extra to all your repos in /etc/mock/ changing the
+   USERNAME, arch and distro name to match
+
+ - Disable SELinux (/usr/sbin/setenforce Permissive) and you may
+   need to do 'chmod 0755 ~' to allow the web server to access your
+   home directory.

 
 Now you can run
 
     ./smock.sh fedora-9 /path/to/srpm
 
 
 Now you can run
 
     ./smock.sh fedora-9 /path/to/srpm
 

-And it'll build  the RPM against the fedora-9-XXX distro for each 'XXX' 
+And it'll build the RPM against the fedora-9-XXX distro for each 'XXX'

 arch you listed.
 
 The resulting src RPMs, binary RPMs and build logs wil be put into
 arch you listed.
 
 The resulting src RPMs, binary RPMs and build logs wil be put into

-$HOME/smock, and a YUM repo created. Further RPMs you build using
-smock will resolve the BuildRequires against this local repo
+$HOME/public_html/smock, and a Yum repo created.  Further RPMs you
+build using smock will resolve the BuildRequires against this local
+repo.