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PvPGN Install instructions for the Linux/Unix version
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1. First get your hands on a PvPGN source tarball or a binary package (RPM/etc).
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If you got the source follow instructions bellow, if you got a binary package
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jump to step 4. If you get the source you will also need to fetch the support
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files package.
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2. Unpack the source tarball, change current directory to the source directory
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(ex. pvpgn-<version>/src) and run configure. You will need to provide configure
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with your custom options, ex.
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./configure --prefix=<path>
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It will configure the source distribution to compile and install in the <path>
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location.
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./configure --with-mysql
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It will configure the source distribution to compile with MySQL support (in
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it just tells configure to try to find mysql libs/includes, if it doesnt it
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WONT compiled MySQL support; read README.MySQL for more details).
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Check using ./configure --help for all available options.
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3. Compile and install PvPGN using
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*** NOTE ***
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you need to use GNU make to compile PvPGN (ie under linux this is
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just "make" but under *BSD it is usually named "gmake")
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$ make
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$ make install
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WARNING !! make install it will also overwrite the configuration files. Make a
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backup of them before doing "make install" (read more about this in the UPDATE
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file).
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Next thing to do is to unpack the support files package in the "files"
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directory of your installed pvpgn (look where pvpgn has installed and search
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for a "files" directory, you need to unpack there the support files).
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Now you just need to edit the config files and adjust them acording to your
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system. Have fun!
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4. (only for binary PvPGN distributions)
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Depending on the type of package you have obtained (ex RPM, deb, tgz) you will
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have to install the package using the right package tool.
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Examples:
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$ rpm -ivh pvpgn-<ver>.rpm
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or
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$ installpkg pvpgn-<ver>.tgz
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$ dpkg -i pvpgn-<ver>.deb
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After you install the binary package you will need to adjust PvPGN configuration
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files (usually installed in /etc/pvpgn dir). Have fun!
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