This cgi program reads from the named pipe you can define
in linesrv.conf (or whichever cfg file you have) using
'html_status <filename>'. Before you start linesrv you
have to create that pipe with 'mknod <filename> p'.
Then copy all files from ../lclog/html to your webservers
document root so they can be accessed as http://<your.server>/lclog/
Afterwards run htmlstatus as a cgi program (that means copy it to
your cgi-bin directory).
Important: when htmlstatus gets run by the webserver, it
has to have the same user id as linesrv to be able to send
a SIGUSR1 to linesrv!
You probably have to chown htmlstatus to the same user as linesrv and
set the 'set user id' bit. Because of this, htmlstatus will get input
only from /etc/linesrv.conf to see where the pid_file and html_status
pipe are located and then reads the html_status pipe. No other input
gets handled.

If something does not work, either e-mail sfuchs@gmx.net
or get the things running yourself (which I usually prefer :).
