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Basic bootstrapping

 - Customize config/core/core.sml and configDefault/ as needed
   - Use config.sml for changes other than core. At least set defaultDomain.
 - Create a user for domtool
 - `make install' domtool
 - Run domtool-create-shared-root to bootstrap shared directories
   - Run domtool-create-local-root to bootstrap local work directories if this machine will be a node
 - Customize and copy test.domain.core.conf to $defaultDomain.core.ssl.conf
   - You unfortunately have to duplicate the value of Config.caPath here
 - Run domtool-create-ca to boostrap your local domtool ca
 - Run domtool-init-truststore to initialize the trust store
 - Run domtool-init-acl $you to add yourself as an administrator of domtool
 - Run `domtool-addcert $host -unsafe` where $host is the short name
   of the machine that will run domtool-server. E.g. for
   "foo.test.domain", $host = foo. Repeat for any machines that will
   be domtool workers.
 - Start domtool-server
 - Run `domtool-adduser $you -unsafe' to create your certificates and
   grant yourself access to your $HOME path
 - In theory, domtool should start and you should be able to grant
   yourself domains and configure things
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	3	- Customize config/core/core.sml and configDefault/ as needed
	4	- Use config.sml for changes other than core. At least set defaultDomain.
	5	- Create a user for domtool
	6	- `make install' domtool
	7	- Run domtool-create-shared-root to bootstrap shared directories
	8	- Run domtool-create-local-root to bootstrap local work directories if this machine will be a node
	9	- Customize and copy test.domain.core.conf to $defaultDomain.core.ssl.conf
	10	- You unfortunately have to duplicate the value of Config.caPath here
	11	- Run domtool-create-ca to boostrap your local domtool ca
	12	- Run domtool-init-truststore to initialize the trust store
7b050e1a CE	13	- Run domtool-init-acl $you to add yourself as an administrator of domtool
	14	- Run `domtool-addcert $host -unsafe` where $host is the short name
	15	of the machine that will run domtool-server. E.g. for
	16	"foo.test.domain", $host = foo. Repeat for any machines that will
	17	be domtool workers.
	18	- Start domtool-server
	19	- Run `domtool-adduser $you -unsafe' to create your certificates and
	20	grant yourself access to your $HOME path
0f9f712c CE	21	- In theory, domtool should start and you should be able to grant
0f9f712c CE	22	yourself domains and configure things