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Duncan White
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Building on Solaris or Other Unices
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1. Extract the datadec-1,0.tgz file, creating a datadec-1.0 directory
2. Compile datadec:
cd datadec-1.0
make
3. EITHER
a. Install it (run this as root) into /usr/local/bin and /usr/man/man1:
make install
b. or, package datadec up and store in somewhere:
cd PKG/Solaris
make
then install the package (as root):
pkgadd -d datadec-1.0-1-sol8-sparc-dcw all
Building and Packaging Datadec on Linux
---------------------------------------
Either download http://csgsoft.doc.ic.ac.uk/datadec/datadec-1.0-1.i386.rpm
and install it (rpm -i) from there, or do a source build:
1. Download the datadec-1.0.tgz file and save it in your RPM SOURCES directory.
2. Extract the package SPEC file:
tar xzf datadec-1.0.tgz datadec-1.0/PKG/RPM
3. Enter the directory and build the package:
cd datadec-1.0/PKG/RPM
rpm -bb datadec.spec
4. Now you can install the datadec-1.0-1.is386.rpm that you just built,
using rpm -i..
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