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fmirror uses GNU autoconf so compiling in most Unix-like environments
should be easy.
The normal way to compile and install fmirror is:
./configure
make
make install
Which will install fmirror in /usr/local.
If this doesn't work, please send information about os and version
(you can get this information by running "uname -a") and the output of
the command that failed to <finnag@fast.no>
configure understands some options which can alter the installation
directories:
--prefix=/blah install everything in /blah/... instead of /usr/local
--exec-prefix=/blah put binaries in /blah/... instead of /usr/local/...
--bindir=/blah/bin put fmirror in /blah/bin instead of /usr/local/bin
--mandir=/blah put fmirror manpage in /blah/man1/fmirror.1
--datadir=/blah put fmirror README & example configs in /blah/fmirror/
The default directories are
prefix = /usr/local
exec_prefix = ${prefix}
bindir = ${exec_prefix}/bin
mandir = ${prefix}/man
datadir = ${prefix}/share
In addition, the Makefile supports setting DESTDIR, which will install
everything into ${DESTDIR}/<normal-path>, which can be useful for
automated package building (rpm somewhat confusingly calls this
concept a "build root"). Example:
./configure
make
make install DESTDIR=/tmp/inst-dir/fmirror
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