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Full installation details are included in ../README.md. If you are simply
upgrading an old version of man-db and know that all of the defaults
are correct (your config file will NOT be overwritten), you may follow
the Quick install below.
man-db requires several external packages:
* libpipeline >= 1.5.0 (https://libpipeline.gitlab.io/libpipeline/)
* flex >= 2.5.30 (https://github.com/westes/flex)
* an nroff/troff formatter, one of:
groff >= 1.21 (https://www.gnu.org/software/groff/)
Heirloom Documentation Tools
(https://n-t-roff.github.io/heirloom/doctools.html)
* a database library, one of:
GDBM (https://www.gnu.org.ua/software/gdbm/)
Berkeley DB < 6
NDBM
and on systems without GNU libc:
* libiconv >= 1.8 (https://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/)
Some other packages are recommended and used if available:
* zlib (https://zlib.net/)
* libseccomp (https://github.com/seccomp/libseccomp)
Quick INSTALL
=============
* RUN `./configure <appropriate flags>'
* EDIT configuration files/headers if necessary
* RUN `make <appropriate variable definitions>'
* RUN `make install <appropriate variable definitions>'
Note (1): If you don't know what <appropriate flags> or <appropriate
variable definitions> mean, you should be reading/following the install
procedure in ../README.md instead.
Note (2): You must not replace the `make install' step by copying the
binaries to wherever you may want them. Various paths are hard coded
into the binaries during `make' and unless you know exactly what you
are doing, it is likely that run time errors will occur.
Note (3): If you run make with path/prefix/name_transformation variable
definitions such as `make prefix=/tmp zsoelim=soelim', you must supply
the same variable definitions to `make install'. In general it is
better to run `./configure' with the appropriate options rather than
waiting until the make stage of the build.
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