41 lines
1.2 KiB
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41 lines
1.2 KiB
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Installation instructions.
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ALPHA warning.. This is still in the alpha stage and has only been
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tested and compiled on a i386 Linux machine.
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There are two methods to install WMPop3, either a system install
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where all users have access to this file, OR a single user install
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which installs WMPop3 in the users home directory, this is useful
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if you have an account on someone else's computer.
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First thing you should do is the following:
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1> Remember you are using this at your own risk.
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2> tar zxvf wmpop3-0.xx.tgz
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3> cd wmpop3.app/wmpop3
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Method 1. System install
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A system install will place the WMPop3 binary in "/usr/local/pub",
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this can be done as follows (must be root for this ) :
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make install1
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Method 2. Single user install
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A single user install will create a directory called wmpop3 in the users
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home directory, and copy the wmpop3 binary there. This install is as
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follows:
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make install2
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Make sure you put this new directory in your path.
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This usually can be done by placing the following in your login
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shell setup file,( .bashrc, .bashrc_profile, .profile, etc ).
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PATH=$PATH:~/wmpop3
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