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1. How to build tripwire
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(*) Make sure that you have gcc version 2.95.2 or better installed,
and make sure that the executables g++ and c++ are in your path and
that the first instance of them in your path are indeed the 2.95.2
binaries (g++ -v, c++ -v).
(*) The master Makefile is located in <src-root>/src/Makefile. It can
create release and debug builds of four executables: tripwire,
twadmin, twprint, and siggen.
(*) To specify which platform, Linux or FreeBSD, you wish to build,
edit the master Makefile and set SYSPRE appropriately (see the
comments in the Makefile).
(*) To build all of the release binaries, type "make release". For
debug binaries, type "make debug". To make a single binary, the target
name is the name of the executable with either "_r" or "_d" appended
to the name, depending on whether you want to make a debug or release
binary. For example, release siggen is built with the command "make
siggen_r" and debug twadmin is built with "make twadmin_d"
(*) Release binaries are created in the directory
<src-root>/bin/i686-pc-linux_r; debug binaries in
<src-root>/bin/i686-pc-linux_d.
(*) Other useful Makefile targets:
make clean: remove object files but not static libraries or executables
make clobber: erase all output files, except for STLPort
make distclean: erase all object files, libraries and executables,
including STLPort.
(*) See section 3 for instructions on installing the binaries after
they have been built.
2. FHS
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This release of tripwire differs from the commercial product in one
way: it conforms to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS). See
http://www.pathname.com/fhs for details on this standard. Besides
changes in the install process, the only functional change to the
product involves where tripwire looks for its configuration file when
it is not specified on the command line. In commercial tripwire, it
looked for a file named "tw.cfg" in the same directory as the tripwire
binary; in this release, it looks for the file /etc/tripwire/tw.cfg.
If you would like to build binaries that are functionally equivalent
to commercial tripwire, make the following change:
In file src/core/platform.h, change the line:
#define USES_FHS IS_LINUX
to:
#define USES_FHS 0
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