Add stuff needed for those detailed graphs using apt-panopticon_cgp.

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 * rrdtool, may need to include lua-rrd.
 * xz, on Debian based systems it'll be in the xz-utils package.
 
+If you want to have lots of graphs, also install
+[https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/apt-panopticon_cgp/](https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/apt-panopticon_cgp/).
+
+Web installation.
+-----------------
+
+This is a suggestion for installation on a Devuan based web server. 
+
+Create -
+
+/var/www/html/apt-panopticon
+
+Install apt-panopticon and apt-panopticon_cgp there, so you end up with -
+
+/var/www/html/apt-panopticon/apt-panopticon
+/var/www/html/apt-panopticon/apt-panopticon_cgp
+
+The script update_apt-panopticon is an example script for updating
+everything, including commented out commands to update the source code. 
+The file apt-panopticron is an example crontab file for updating
+everything once every ten minutes.  They assume your web server user is
+www-data with a group of www-data, and you have a mirror user called
+mirrors.  For mirror operators, that mirrors user would be the owner of
+the mirror files.  You can change these to suite yourself.
+
+Once everything is updated,
+/var/www/html/apt-panopticon/results/Report-web.html
+
+will point to the main web page, and there will be a link at the bottom of
+that pointing to the detailed graphs.
+
 Using it.
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