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markd
  Sun Dec 6 20:33:20 2020 -0800
multiple request per connect works except hgBlat

diff --git src/webBlat/install.txt src/webBlat/install.txt
index fa9e401..d9300c5 100644
--- src/webBlat/install.txt
+++ src/webBlat/install.txt
@@ -107,35 +107,35 @@
 The background and company commands are optional.  The webBlat.cfg file must
 have at least one valid gfServer or gfServerTrans line, and a tempDir line.
 Here is a webBlat.cfg file that you
 might find at a typical installation:
 
 company Awesome Research Amalgamated
 background /images/dnaPaper.jpg
 gfServerTrans bigRamMachine 17778 /data/genomes/twoBit Human Genome
 gfServer bigRamMachine 17779 /data/genomes/twoBit Human Genome
 gfServerTrans bigRamMachine 17780 /data/genomes/twoBit Mouse Genome
 gfServer bigRamMachine 17781 /data/genomestwoBit Mouse Genome
 tempDir ../tmp
 
 
 For dynamic gfServer, which server both untranslated and translated request,
-must be given a genome name, multiple genomes can be on same port.
-The specification is in the form:
+must be given a genome name and server root relative directory.
+Multiple genomes can be on same port. The specification is in the form:
 
-dynServer mediumRamMachine 17799 hg19 /data/genomes/hg19 Human Genome
-dynServer mediumRamMachine 17799 mm10 /data/genomes/mm10 Mouse Genome
+dynServer mediumRamMachine 17799 hg19 genomes/hg19 /data/genomes/hg19 Human Genome
+dynServer mediumRamMachine 17799 mm10 genomes/mm10 /data/genomes/mm10 Mouse Genome
 
 
 PUTTING WEBBLAT WHERE THE WEB SERVER CAN EXECUTE IT
 
 The details of this step vary highly from web server to web server.  On
 a typical Apache installation it might be:
      ssh webServer
      cd kent/webBlat
      cp webBlat /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin
      cp webBlat.cfg /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin
 assuming that you've put the executable and config file in kent/webBlat.
 On OS-X, instead of /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin typically you'll copy stuff
 to /LibraryWebServer/CGI-Executables.  Unless you are administering your
 own computer you will likely need to ask your local system administrators
 for help with this step.