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[[Install-amule-freebsd-ru|Русский]] |
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[[Install-amule-freebsd-es|Espa&ntilde;ol]] |
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== Install aMule 2.2.4 on [http://www.freebsd.org FreeBSD] 6.X, 7.X ==
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Check that your /usr/ports is up-to-date, for example using portsnap:
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          portsnap fetch update
  
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== install amule 2.0.0rc3 on freebsd ==
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(you may need portsnap extract or portsnap fetch extract if not done before, you should be told at the end if this is necessary)
  
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Then, as the ports tree has been updated to 2.2.4, you should be able to just
  
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why would u ask... we have /usr/ports/net/amule
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Install aMule
  
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well, this is the stable version 1.2.6
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            cd /usr/ports/net/amule2
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            make config
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            make install clean
  
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we wanna stay current or help testing / debugging, why else would u read this?
 
  
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That should download and make all necessary dependencies etc.
  
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== install ports we need if u dont allready have (see ''pkg_info'') ==
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But if that doesn't work you can try (should also be useful for a newer version of aMule then 2.2.4 and the cvs):
  
  
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''security/cryptopp''
 
  
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and
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Upgrade the FreeBSD 6.X (not needed on FreeBSD 7.X) flex release (2.5.4) with the new one (2.5.35):
  
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''x11-toolkits/wxgtk''
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            cd  /usr/ports/textproc/flex
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            make install clean
  
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and (but u will have this already ;-)
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This installation didn't override the old /usr/bin/, but put a new release on /usr/local/bin/.
  
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''devel/gettext''
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Then we need to rename the old flex release:
  
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and (but u will have this already ;-)
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            mv /usr/bin/flex /usr/bin/flex.old
  
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''devel/gmake''
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And check your version with this command:
  
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u know how to install ports as a bsd user, so i dont have to tell u i hope.
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            flex --version
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its just too easy u know. in case ur very new to freebsd, consult the great handbook at www.freebsd.org.
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'''NOTE:''' if u think u have wxgtk installed because u see wxgtk2, u should know, wxgtk is linked to gtk1 and wxgtk2 is linked to gtk2. wxgtk2 and amule will be unstable! u have to use wxgtk, not wxgtk2!
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You should obtain: 2.5.35 (or newer)
  
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== set any optimization CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS ==
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Install wxgtk28:
  
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            cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/wxgtk28-unicode/
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            make install clean
  
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i only tested with "''-O2 -pipe -march=athlon''"
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Install cryptopp:
  
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-O3 or any other flags may not work for u, i completely dont know.
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            cd /usr/ports/security/cryptopp
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            make install clean
  
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if u want a debug version, not a user version, dont use any -O, instead turn on "-Wall -g3"... but as with the -O3 i didnt test and so i dont know if it will work.
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Install GD:
  
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            cd /usr/ports/graphics/gd
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            make install clean
  
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== configure ==
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Install GeoIP:
  
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            cd /usr/ports/net/GeoIP/
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            make install clean
  
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the ./configure does not work 100% auto, we must help it
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Download the aMule 2.2.4 source code
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[http://www.amule.org/files/files.php?cat=42 here].
  
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i used the following line of configure, and i hope it may help u:
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            tar -zxvf aMule-2.2.4.tar.bz2
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            cd aMule-2.2.2/
  
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edit the <your home> tag of course, or install it elsewhere...
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You need to edit the file src/Scanner.l and after the line:
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            #include <wx/string.h>
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Add the line:
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            #include "Scanner.h.in"
  
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''./configure --prefix=/home/<your home>/amule --with-wx-config=/usr/X11R6/bin/wxgtk2-2.4-config --with-wxbase-config=/usr/X11R6/bin/wxgtk2-2.4-config''
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Configure some environement variable, for bash user:
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            export CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include"
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            export LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib"
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Or for csh user (default under FreeBSD):
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            setenv CPPFLAGS "-I/usr/local/include"
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            setenv LDFLAGS "-L/usr/local/lib"
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Then start the compilation:
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            ./configure --prefix=/home/'''user'''/aMule-2.2.4/ \
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            --with-wx-config=/usr/local/bin/wxgtk2u-2.8-config --with-crypto-prefix=/usr/local/ \
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            --disable-debug --with-curl-config=/usr/local/bin/curl-config --enable-webserver  \
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            --enable-optimize --with-included-gettext --enable-amule-daemon --enable-amulecmd \
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            --enable-cas --enable-alcc --enable-geoip
  
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this is one single line, not 3 lines or whatever wiki/html/ur browser wraps this line into...
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'''NOTE:''' Check [[configure]]. Also, change '''user''' for your user name.
  
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well if u have other versions installed u need to change the line a bit, im driving a very current version right now, FreeBSD 5.2-CURRENT 03-May-2004
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            gmake
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            gmake install
  
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u will see configure doenst find gdlib-config, even if u unstalled gdlib, dont care, its just not there, but ist no "must have". skip it.
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And start it:
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          ./amule-2.2.4/bin/amule &
  
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skip the other warnings as well, esp. the end of configure:
 
  
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''-- cut --''
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== Configuration info ==
  
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Which libraries should aMule use?
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After successfully installing:
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wxWidgets 2.4.2
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GTK Not detected
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WARNING!! Your wxWidgets copy has been linked against GTK2 and this will make aMule be instable, use so much cpu and ram. You have been advised, dont report bugs so.
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The program directory can be found: (~./aMule/). Means as root:
  
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''-- cut --''
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/root/.aMule/
  
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its just alright!
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any other user:
  
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== patch ==
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/usr/home/<username>/.aMule/
  
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amule.conf can be found directly in the program folder. The webserver config file has to be made:
  
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as there is no official freebsd support in amule yet?! we will patch it to work... well there is openbsd support and this support will work for us too :-)
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# amuleweb -w.
  
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edit src/amule.cpp
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and is called remote.conf
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''#define __OPENBSD__''
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at the top of this file. i placed it right before the first #include line...
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what a workaround u may scream. hey we dont fiddle too much around with the code, just hack it to work and get ready to share ;-)
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''gmake''
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''gmake install''
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just start it with ''/home/<your home>/amule/bin/amule''
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or whereever u installed it to...
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Eugene
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Latest revision as of 17:13, 8 February 2010

English | Русский | Español | Italiano

Install aMule 2.2.4 on FreeBSD 6.X, 7.X

Check that your /usr/ports is up-to-date, for example using portsnap: 

          portsnap fetch update

(you may need portsnap extract or portsnap fetch extract if not done before, you should be told at the end if this is necessary)

Then, as the ports tree has been updated to 2.2.4, you should be able to just

Install aMule 

           cd /usr/ports/net/amule2
           make config
           make install clean


That should download and make all necessary dependencies etc.

But if that doesn't work you can try (should also be useful for a newer version of aMule then 2.2.4 and the cvs):


Upgrade the FreeBSD 6.X (not needed on FreeBSD 7.X) flex release (2.5.4) with the new one (2.5.35): 

           cd  /usr/ports/textproc/flex
           make install clean

This installation didn't override the old /usr/bin/, but put a new release on /usr/local/bin/.

Then we need to rename the old flex release: 

           mv /usr/bin/flex /usr/bin/flex.old

And check your version with this command: 

           flex --version

You should obtain: 2.5.35 (or newer)

Install wxgtk28: 

           cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/wxgtk28-unicode/
           make install clean

Install cryptopp: 

           cd /usr/ports/security/cryptopp
           make install clean

Install GD: 

           cd /usr/ports/graphics/gd
           make install clean

Install GeoIP: 

           cd /usr/ports/net/GeoIP/
           make install clean

Download the aMule 2.2.4 source code here. 

           tar -zxvf aMule-2.2.4.tar.bz2
           cd aMule-2.2.2/

You need to edit the file src/Scanner.l and after the line: 

           #include <wx/string.h>

Add the line: 

           #include "Scanner.h.in"

Configure some environement variable, for bash user: 

           export CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include"
           export LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib"

Or for csh user (default under FreeBSD): 

           setenv CPPFLAGS "-I/usr/local/include"
           setenv LDFLAGS "-L/usr/local/lib"

Then start the compilation: 

           ./configure --prefix=/home/user/aMule-2.2.4/ \
           --with-wx-config=/usr/local/bin/wxgtk2u-2.8-config --with-crypto-prefix=/usr/local/ \
           --disable-debug --with-curl-config=/usr/local/bin/curl-config --enable-webserver  \
           --enable-optimize --with-included-gettext --enable-amule-daemon --enable-amulecmd \
           --enable-cas --enable-alcc --enable-geoip

NOTE: Check configure. Also, change user for your user name. 

           gmake
           gmake install

And start it: 

          ./amule-2.2.4/bin/amule &


Configuration info

After successfully installing:

The program directory can be found: (~./aMule/). Means as root:

/root/.aMule/

any other user:

/usr/home/<username>/.aMule/

amule.conf can be found directly in the program folder. The webserver config file has to be made:

  1. amuleweb -w.

and is called remote.conf

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