HowTo Compile In Slackware-fr

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Installer aMule 2.2.1 sur Slackware 12.0/12.1

NOTE: vous devez être l'utilisateur admin (généralement root) pour installer/désinstaller/mettre à jour aMule, en plus vous pouvez utiliser checkinstall pour organiser les progiciels.

Configuration recommandée

Pour compiler aMule 2.2.1 sur Slackware 12.0/12.1 vous nécessitez les progiciels suivants. Les versions conséillés sont celles qui sont avec Slackware 12.0/12.1:

La version minimale du GCC déclarée dans la fiche docs/INSTALL semble dépréciée puisque j'ai rencontré cette erreur:

amule: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.9' not found (required by amule)

Autres progiciels - répertoires du système - qui sont nécéssaires: ces sont montrés à la fin du sommaire du configure de aMule:

  • regex system
  • libintl system
  • libpng 1.2.18
  • libgd 2.0.35
  • zlib 1.2.3

aMule progiciels

Si vôtre système est conforme aux conditions ci-dessus, télécharger le progiciel Slackware de linuxpackages.net et installez (comme root) avec:

# installpkg aMule-x.y.z.tgz

ou simplement, si vous voulez mettre à jour le progiciel:

# upgradepkg aMule-x.y.z.tgz

Tapez amule dans le shell pour démarrer ou dans KDE (et d'une façon similaire dans GNOME) démarrez Kstart->Internet->aMule

Si vous voulez désinstaller aMule exécutez:

# removepkg aMule-x.y.z.tgz

Compiling aMule

  • First install/upgrade the above mentioned packages. Then compile cryptopp (no special flags required) and wxGTK (if not already present) with the following flags:
$ ./configure --with-gtk --enable-unicode --enable-optimise
$ make
$ su <insert password>
# make install

Even better, you can use checkinstall or read up on how to properly make Slackware packages on slackwiki.org. Checkinstall and selfmade packages can be handled by Slackware's package tools, which make upgrading and removing old cruft from previous installs a breeze. If the Slackwiki howto is a little too much for, stick to checkinstall for the moment:

become root
$ su -
then just call
# checkinstall
Just answer the questions and you're done.

Installing wxBase (Optional)

If you downloaded wxGTK earlier than version 2.5 and you are planning to use aMule with command line interface (such as aMuleCMD, aMuleWeb, aMuled, etc), then you you should install wxBase. In any other case, there's no need at all.

Download wxBase sources (.tar.gz packages) from http://www.amule-project.net or http://www.amule.org and do the following:

$ tar -xzvf wxBase*
$ cd wxBase*
$ ./configure
$ make
$ su <insert password>
# make install
  • Then compile aMule. Run the "configure" with the following parameters for a complete install:
$ ./configure --with-denoise-level=3
--enable-optimize
--enable-verbose
--enable-geoip
--enable-wxcas
--enable-amule-gui
--enable-amulecmd
--enable-amule-daemon
--enable-alc
--enable-alcc
--enable-cas
--disable-debug
--enable-webserver
--enable-ccache (optional, compiling speedup)
--prefix=/your/install/path (optional, if different than /usr/local)
  • If you are satisfied of the summary that is shown, run:
$ make
If you have a multi-core CPU you can speedup the compilation adding the parameter "-j" according to the number of logical/phisical CPUs detected on your system, example for a dual-core CPU:
$ make -j 2
  • If no error arise, you can run (as root):
# make install
  • Finally run the "amule" executable:
$ amule &

Building a Slackware package

The steps I followed to build a package change just a little.

  • First I have installed amule in a different, dedicated path in order to check exactly the results, e.g. adding the following parameter to the configure script:
--prefix=/home/$(whoami)/tmp/amule/usr
Remember to append "/usr" at the end of the path.
  • After installing ("make && make install"), strip down all the binaries with the following command in order to squeeze package size (a lot!):
$ cd /home/$(whoami)/tmp/amule/usr/bin
$ for i in alc alcc amule amulecmd amuled amulegui amuleweb cas ed2k wxcas; do strip $i; done
$ cd ../..
$ md install
$ cd install
Here edit "slack-required" and "slack-desc" files according to SlackBuild guidelines. I was lazy and just copied them from another recent Slackware aMule package (changing the relevant requirements).
  • Then create the package:
$ cd ..
$ ls
install usr
$ makepkg aMule-x.y.z.tgz
  • Test your build and then notify the forum posting the ed2k link (set to release priority the file) ;-)

Final note

Enjoy the hard work aMule developers have done and continue to do!

Catch me on IRC at irc.freenode.com channel #amule nick servnov.

Or post your questions on the forum.

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