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INSTALLING filtergen
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Installing filtergen is easy.
If you're on a Red Hat-like RPM-based system, you should be
able just to run "rpm -ta" on the tarball.
Otherwise, just ensure that you have gcc and flex installed,
type "make", then "make install".
AT-BOOT
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There are two files in the extras/ directory which make life
easier in Red Hat-like systems. My usual installation makes
an /etc/filter/ directory and puts the ruleset and a Makefile
in there. The latter knows how to turn the filter script
into an appropriate output file ("make" does this), and how
to load the ruleset ("make install").
filter.init is a SysV init script which invokes make at boot
to do these things. Run "/etc/init.d/filter help" to see what
it can do. It supports chkconfig.
Note that if you intend to load filters at boot, you should
install filtergen in /sbin/, in case not all filesystems are
mounted at that point.
The RPM does all of these things. It does _not_ configure the
init script to run at boot, though. You can do that with
"chkconfig filter on".
$Id: INSTALL,v 1.1 2002/09/12 09:56:25 matthew Exp $
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