Difference between revisions of "Talk:HowTo Compile In Debian/Ubuntu"

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To successully compile aMule in my Sarge I had to create a link like this:

ln -s /usr/include/crypto++ /usr/include/cryptopp

because the make process searchs for config.h in cryptopp directory, not in crypto++.

They might have hanged the pathnames again. Thanks for the info :-)
The problem is that both crypto++ and Debian's crypto++ package have been changing the pathnames in order to suit, and this has become a mess. hehehe
Anyway, since next aMule release (it is currenly already implemented into aMule CVS) crypto++ will no longer be needed since it's necessary functions have been coded into aMule.
Again, thanks for the info!

28/09/04 - stk : A small error in step 8 : remplace "ls -s /usr/include/crypto++ /usr/include/cryptopp" by "ln -s /usr/include/crypto++ /usr/include/cryptopp" ;)

Thanx a lot! Fixed.

other info : In my Sarge, with libcrypto++5.1_5.1-5_i386.deb and libcrypto++-dev_5.1-5_i386.deb package, I have an error : ld cannot find lcryptopp..

so, I have made a link with this command : "ln -s /usr/lib/libcrypto++5.1.so /usr/lib/libcryptopp.so" and run ldconfig -> it work !

I completly forgot to answer to you :-( i added your comment to the howto some long time ago. thanks :)

jeremie :

Installing 200rc6 is a piece of cake with your advices. (sarge on 20041019)

No more fuss about crypto++ and so on, just apt-get the packages, then configure / make / make install.

It takes 5 minutes.

Thanks for the names of the dependancies.

Very much thanks for your words! Makes me feel batter :)

Works just fine in Ubuntu

I just wanted to let you know that this HowTo also applies just fine to "HowTo Compile in Unbuntu". Sure, anyone would have probably guessed that, but I can confirm it now... :-)

Hey! Thanx! THat is indeed an important note since Ubunto is being so successful and popular lately. I'll try to fix it somewhere to link ubunto users there too :)

Hi, I had problems with the libcurl2-dev. Is libcurl3-dev the actual package?

Yes, you can use libcurl3-dev without any problems. In fact, thatnks for the note, i just changed it to point to liburl3 in the guide ;-)

17/05/2005 Hi, I don't want compile amule :-), so I add deb http://www.vollstreckernet.de/debian/ testing amule and

deb http://www.vollstreckernet.de/debian/ testing wx in my  /etc/apt/sources.list. But apt-get update && apt-get install amule don't work... I find an error in http://www.vollstreckernet.de/debian/dists/testing/amule/binary-i386/Packages.gz

. In fact, Packages.gz is broken!!!

Please contact Vollstrecker in http://forum.amule.org or mail him. He is the deb packager for CVS builds. Thanks :-)

22/05/05 When I run (Debian Sarge and Amule 2.0.1)

cd ~/aMule-compilation/aMule-2.0.1/ && ./configure && make

I get (after compilation process):

#bash: make: command not found

And I cannot execute make install....

I warn you that I did the compilation following absolutely all the steps that this page says: http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/HowTo_Compile_In_Debian ??????

Thanks in advance

Richard

Heh, well, you're right, I didn't think anyone would not have make installed ;-)

Ok, so just apt-get install make

Now follow the article again, it will work now (I guess. If it still doesn't, please ask again :-))

Mmmmmmmm.... what ganso I am... You were right, I had not installed make (installed Sarge with manual selection of packages... and... you know, are a few and one gets dizzy...). But now I request another aid to you that will serve, I suppose, for many users. Tell me exactly how to share in a same PC downloads of Win's emule in Linux's amule and vice versa... Because I have put in a partition FAT32 the directories "incoming" and "temp" of Emule and I have mounted those same directories in Sarge (those directories are NOT mounted in the default folder of Amule, but in "/" (like this: /amule/incoming/temp). But when I watch in "Traffic" of Amule does not see any of downloads that are in the directories mounted from FAT32.... Regards Richard

Well, there's no trick. Just make sure aMule -> Preferences -> Directories points to the right directories ;-) Also take a look at http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ_aMule#Can_I_use_eMule's_files_and_settings_and_vice-versa?

Please refer to http://forum.amule.org for non Debian-article-related stuff ;-) So any further questions regarding using your eMule files, please post them at the forums :-)

Greets.