masqmail
annotate docs/INSTALL.linux @ 216:84bf7a6b6ccd
added misc/list-versions
This script helps to check if the versions numbers in the project
are the same as the one for the release. This script is motivated
by the 0.2.27 release in which masqmail introduces itself as being
version 0.2.26.
author | meillo@marmaro.de |
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date | Mon, 19 Jul 2010 14:01:13 +0200 |
parents | 941413084f56 |
children | 92340177150d |
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meillo@59 | 1 Distribution specific stuff |
meillo@59 | 2 =========================== |
meillo@59 | 3 |
meillo@59 | 4 Debian |
meillo@59 | 5 ------ |
meillo@59 | 6 |
meillo@59 | 7 If you compile for Debian, do the configure with at least these options: |
meillo@59 | 8 |
meillo@59 | 9 ./configure --with-liblockfile --with-group=mail |
meillo@59 | 10 |
meillo@59 | 11 Use the group `mail' instead of the group `trusted'. |
meillo@59 | 12 |
meillo@59 | 13 You can also build your own Debian package with |
meillo@59 | 14 |
meillo@59 | 15 dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot |
meillo@59 | 16 |
meillo@59 | 17 You need to have fakeroot installed to do this. Or, as root, do: |
meillo@59 | 18 |
meillo@59 | 19 dpkg-buildpackage |
meillo@59 | 20 |
meillo@59 | 21 However, you better have a look at the official masqmail package in |
meillo@59 | 22 Debian. |
meillo@59 | 23 |
meillo@59 | 24 apt-get source masqmail |
meillo@59 | 25 |
meillo@59 | 26 is your friend. |
meillo@59 | 27 |
meillo@59 | 28 |
meillo@59 | 29 |
meillo@59 | 30 SuSE/Redhat |
meillo@59 | 31 ----------- |
meillo@59 | 32 |
meillo@59 | 33 There are spec files for rpm creation on the website. You may have to |
meillo@59 | 34 adjust these files. |