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Run `perl Makefile.PL` to generate a Makefile, then run `make` and
`make install`.
To configure pristine-tar for your local environment, you may specify
the following additional parameters to Makefile.PL for the creation
of the Makefile
PERL_SHEBANG=<shell-shebang-to-launch-perl-script>
TAR_PROGRAM=<name-or-path-to-gnu-tar>
XDELTA_PROGRAM=<name-or-path-to-xdelta1>
ZCAT_PROGRAM=<name-or-path-to-zcat>
The PERL_SHEBANG needs only to be adapted in rare cases, as it is usually
correctly set by MakeMaker. However, the TAR_PROGRAM should refer to the GNU
version of Tar, which may be called, e.g., "tar" (default), "gtar", or
"gnutar" depending on the system. The XDELTA_PROGRAM needs to refer to the
Xdelta program in version 1.x (http://xdelta.org), which may be called, e.g.,
"xdelta" (default) or "xdelta1". Xdelta3 won't work, as it has a different
command line syntax. ZCAT_PROGRAM should refer to a "zcat" that handles
.gz files (like in GNU gzip), not .Z (like in BSD). In BSD-derived systems
one has to explicitly ask for gzcat.
The installation destination (default: /usr/local) can be specified either
via the ./Makefile.PL parameter:
PREFIX=<installation-prefix>
or
INSTALL_BASE=<installation-prefix>
See the manpage (or perldoc) of ExtUtils::MakeMaker for more details.
EXAMPLE:
$ perl Makefile.PL \
TAR_PROGRAM=gnutar \
XDELTA_PROGRAM=xdelta \
ZCAT_PROGRAM=gzcat
PREFIX=/usr/local
$ make
$ make install
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