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'''IMPORTANT:''' ''Please be aware that you need to have super-user (root) priviledges to follow this document''
 
'''IMPORTANT:''' ''Please be aware that you need to have super-user (root) priviledges to follow this document''
  
==  How to get [[libcrypto|crypto++]] working on [[Debian]] Sid/Unstable (from deb package): ==
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==  How to get [[libcrypto|crypto++]] working on [[Debian]] (from deb package): ==
 
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Simply run this two commands
 
Simply run this two commands
  
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''apt-get install libcrypto++-dev''
 
''apt-get install libcrypto++-dev''
  
You needed previously to add a link, hoppefully, the bug is now fixed
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== How to get [[Libcrypto|crypto++]] working on [[Debian]] (from [[Debian]] sources): ==
 
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Get [[Libcrypto|libcrypto++]] sources;
==  How to get [[libcrypto|crypto++]] working on [[Debian]] Sarge/Testing and Woody/Stable (from deb package): ==
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Get [[Libcrypto|libcrypto++]] backport package to Sarge and Woody (thanks, thermoman) by adding this line to ''/etc/apt/sources.list'':
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''deb http://debian.thermoman.de/ woody libcrypto++''
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Then run
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''apt-get update''
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''apt-get install libcrypto++5.1 libcrypto++-dev''
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After installing, make a symbolic link in ''/usr/include/crypto++'' from ''cryptopp_config.h'' to ''config.h'' in the same directory:
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''ln -s /usr/include/crypto++/cryptopp_config.h /usr/include/crypto++/config.h''
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'''NOTE:''' You have to link the files because of a bug in [[Debian]] [[Libcrypto|libcrypto++]] package<br>
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== How to get [[Libcrypto|crypto++]] working on [[Debian]] Sarge/Testing (from [[Debian]] sources): ==
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Get [[Libcrypto|libcrypto++]] sources from '''Sid'''
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Add this line to ''/etc/apt/sources.list'':
 
Add this line to ''/etc/apt/sources.list'':
  
''deb-src <nowiki>http://ftp.</nowiki>'''yourcountrytld'''.debian.org/debian/ sid main non-free contrib''
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''deb-src <nowiki>http://ftp.</nowiki>'''yourcountrytld'''.debian.org/debian/ &lt;your-distro&gt; main non-free contrib''
  
 
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''apt-get source libcrypto++, cd libcrypto++-5.2.1a, dpkg-buildpackage -b -B -uc''
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''apt-get source libcrypto++, cd into the created dir, dpkg-buildpackage -b -B -uc''
  
After installing (''dpkg -i libcrypto++5.2_5.2.1a-1_i386.deb'')
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After compiling (''dpkg -i libcrypto*.deb'')
  
 
== Self-compiling [[Libcrypto|Crypto++]] ==
 
== Self-compiling [[Libcrypto|Crypto++]] ==
 
 
You could compile [[Libcrypto|libcrypto]] yourself too. Take a look at [[Compilation_Installation|our compilation howto]].
 
You could compile [[Libcrypto|libcrypto]] yourself too. Take a look at [[Compilation_Installation|our compilation howto]].
  

Latest revision as of 10:52, 29 June 2008

IMPORTANT: Please be aware that you need to have super-user (root) priviledges to follow this document

How to get crypto++ working on Debian (from deb package):

Simply run this two commands

apt-get update
apt-get install libcrypto++-dev

How to get crypto++ working on Debian (from Debian sources):

Get libcrypto++ sources;

Add this line to /etc/apt/sources.list:

deb-src http://ftp.yourcountrytld.debian.org/debian/ <your-distro> main non-free contrib

and run

apt-get update
apt-get source -b libcrypto++

or

apt-get source libcrypto++, cd into the created dir, dpkg-buildpackage -b -B -uc

After compiling (dpkg -i libcrypto*.deb)

Self-compiling Crypto++

You could compile libcrypto yourself too. Take a look at our compilation howto.

Hasty installation

Please note that this installation method has the disadvantage that the crypto++ packages wont be updated automatically along with the rest of your system!

  • Download the crypto++ package that matches your arch here.
  • If you want to compile aMule yourself, download the crypto++-dev package that matches your arch here.
  • Use the command dpkg -i <filename> on the downloaded files as root, and you're done.