Due to Debian Policy regarding FHS compliance, this package
is not immediately ready for displaying network statistics.

The packaged configuration file '/etc/iog.cfg' is written so as to
deposit the dynamically generated web content in

    /var/lib/iog/

at every run of the cron-script. For full page rendering, the three
static images

    /usr/share/iog/{in,out,ioglogo}.gif

are symlinked to '/var/lib/iog'.

To make the package productive, the Administrator should preferably
write an alias declaration (in the style of Apache):

    Alias /iog /var/lib/iog

in order that the web server can begin to display content like

    http://localhost/iog/localhost.html.

Another possibility is to alter '/etc/iog.cfg' to yield the actual
base directory in use, and also to deposit copies of the images
in the same directory:

  [localhost:127.0.0.1:public:sysUpTime.0:/path-to-web-base/iog]
  localhost:127.0.0.1:public:ifInOctets.2:ifOutOctets.2:/path-to-web-base/iog

Observe that the only needed change is to replace '/var/lib/iog'
with a correct and live path '/path-to-web-base/iog' at the very
end of both lines. The cron-script is run with owner 'www-data',
so the directory '/path-to-web-server/iog' needs to be writable
for this owner.

Whether all this works for your snmpd-setup is another matter!
You need at least a 'rocommunity' entry for 'public'.

When upgrading from an earlier version, the new package will offer
help in conducting a migration of old data, or to keep the old
location '/var/www/iog/' in productive use.
