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YAPET - Yet Another Password Encryption Tool 0.6
Installation Instructions
Rafael Ostertag
$Id: INSTALL.sgml.in 2904 2009-09-04 05:11:30Z rafi $
Copyright 2008, 2009 Rafael Ostertag <rafi@guengel.ch>
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Table of Contents
Build Prerequisites
Supported Platforms
Supported Compilers
Brief Build Instructions
Brief configure Options Description
What gets installed?
Further Information
Build Prerequisites
YAPET was designed to have only few library dependencies, and to build on most
popular Unixes.
YAPET depends on two libraries
* OpenSSL (http://www.openssl.org)
* curses or ncurses (http://www.gnu.org/software/ncurses/)
As of version 0.3 YAPET uses GNU Gettext for internationalization, hence GNU
Gettext is an optional dependency. In case GNU Gettext is not available on the
build system, the GNU Gettext version included in the source distribution is
used.
Supported Platforms
YAPET has been tested to build and run on following platforms:
* FreeBSD
* Sun? Solaris? x86
* Linux
* Cygwin
Supported Compilers
YAPET is written in C++, so you obviously need a C++ compiler to compile. It
compiles out of the box using the following compilers
* Sun? Studio 11/12 C++ Compiler (only tested under Sun? Solaris? 10 x86)
* GNU GCC
Brief Build Instructions
YAPET uses a configure script as generated by autoconf and friends for
configuring the build process of YAPET. Change to the directory where you
unpacked yapet-0.6.tar.gz and simply type
# ./configure
on the command line. The configure script will then check the system and
prepare for the build process.
If the configure script successfully finishes, type
# make
YAPET will now be built. After the build has finished, switch to the root user
if not done already, and type
# make install
This will install YAPET into the /usr/local/bin directory, if the prefix has
not been changed by providing --prefix=<PATH> to the configure script.
To start YAPET issue /usr/local/bin/yapet on the command line.
Brief configure Options Description
--prefix=<PATH>
<PATH> is the base directory where YAPET will be installed. The executable
is installed in <PATH>/bin.
--with-curses-include=<PATH>
This option tells the compiler where to find the header files of curses/
ncurses. <PATH> has to be the directory where the header files are located,
not the file name of the header file.
--with-curses-lib=<PATH>
This option tells the linker where to find the curses/ncurses shared
library. <PATH> has to be the directory where the shared library is
located, not the file name of the shared library.
--with-openssl-include=<PATH>
This options tells the compiler where to find the header files of OpenSSL.
<PATH> has to be the directory where the header files are located, not the
file name of the header file.
--with-openssl-lib=<PATH>
This option tells the linker where to find the OpenSSL shared library.
<PATH> has to be the directory where the shared library is located, not the
file name of the shared library.
--enable-build-doc
Instructs the build system to (re-)generate the documentation files. You
usually do not need this, since the source distribution ships with
pre-built documentation files.
This option depends on the two applications xsltproc and lynx/w3m . They
need to be installed on the system and to be found by configure else
setting this option won't have any effect.
--enable-source-doc
Providing this option will make the build system to generate the source
code documentation using doxygen.
This options has only effect if doxygen is installed on the system and
found by configure.
The source code documentation will not be installed. It is located in the
doc/ directory of the build directory.
--enable-terminal-title
Instructs the build process to compile YAPET with support for setting the
terminal title in XTerm and friends. Enabled by default.
--disable-csv2yapet
If given the csv2yapet import utility will not be built.
--disable-pwgen
Disables built-in password generator.
--disable-nls
Disables the Native Language Support.
What gets installed?
Upon issuing make install the following files are installed in <PATH>
<PATH>/bin/yapet
The YAPET binary.
<PATH>/bin/csv2yapet
Utility for converting CSV files into YAPET files.
Will be installed only when the build of csv2yapet has not been disabled.
<PATH>/share/man/man1/[yapet.1|csv2yapet.1]
The manual page for YAPET.
csv2yapet.1 will be installed only when the build of csv2yapet has not been
disabled.
Files won't be installed when installation of documentation files has been
disabled.
<PATH>/share/applications/yapet.desktop
The desktop file for GNOME et al.
<PATH>/share/doc/[AUTHORS|COPYING|DESIGN|LICENSE|README]
Various documentation files.
Files won't be installed when installation of documentation files has been
disabled.
<PATH>/share/doc/html/[DESIGN.html|README.html|yapet.html|csv2yapet.html]
Various documentation files in HTML format.
csv2yapet.html will be installed only when the build of csv2yapet has not
been disabled.
Files won't be installed when installation of documentation files has been
disabled.
<PATH>/share/locale/LANG
The translation files.
Further Information
For more detailed information about the configure script, read the file
INSTALL.generic which comes along with the tarball of YAPET.
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