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English => Distro-Specific Packages => Packages for older versions => Topic started by: ErVito on September 30, 2009, 03:28:53 PM
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Hi guys,
I'm happy to announce i release my packages for our FAVORITE p2p program for our FAVORITE distro! ;)
I'm not expert, i only packed it for me and now i share it. So, i release it WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
According with Vollstrecker, I have to warn you: remove these packages before reinstall or update amule (ALSO WITH SYNAPTIC OR UPDATE MANAGER)
Enjoy!
i386: download (http://forum.amule.org/index.php?topic=16647.0) (DEAD)
AMD64: download (http://forum.amule.org/index.php?topic=16647.0) (DEAD)
This is how i compiled them, before launch aMule make sure you have installed all libraries listed in the following box:
aMule enabled options:
**** aMule Core ****
Prefix where aMule should be installed? /usr/local
Should aMule be compiled with i18n support? yes
Should aMule be compiled in debug mode? no
Should aMule be compiled with profiling? no
Should aMule be compiled with optimizations? yes
Should aMule be compiled with UPnP support? yes
Should aMule be compiled with IP2country support? yes
Should aMule monolithic application be built? yes
Should aMule daemon version be built? no
Should aMule remote gui be built? (EXPERIMENTAL) no
Crypto++ library/headers style? installed
**** aMule TextClient ****
Should aMule Command Line Client be built? no
**** aMule WebServer ****
Should aMule WebServer be built? no
**** aMule ED2K Links Handler ****
Should aMule ED2K Links Handler be built? yes
**** aMuleLinkCreator ****
Should aMuleLinkCreator GUI version (alc) be built? no
Should aMuleLinkCreator for console (alcc) be built? no
**** aMule Statistics ****
Should C aMule Statistics (CAS) be built? no
Should aMule GUI Statistics (wxCas) be built? no
**** General Libraries and Tools ****
Should ccache support be enabled? no
Libraries aMule will use to build:
wxWidgets 2.8.9 (gtk2,shared)
crypto++ 5.5.2 (installed, in /usr)
libupnp 1.6.6
libintl system
libGeoIP system
zlib 1.2.3.3
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You should enable optimizations for a release version (you should always enable optimization unless debugging). And why didn't you enable IP2country?
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I'm sorry, but i don't know how to enable optimizations...for ip2contry, what do i have to install? Please help me. I can repack amule for your request but i need to know these two information.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Mark.
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Add --enable-optimize --enable-geoip to your configure options (configure --help shows all the options) and install libgeoip-dev with Synaptic.
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Thanks a lot! I hope to release new versions Sunday... :)
Regards,
Mark.
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Thank you, Mark!
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New versions uploaded ;)
Regards,
Mark.
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I've downloaded your version and I launched it on a fresh installation of Ubuntu Jaunty x64 but the application don't start and don't show anything.
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Libraries aMule will use to build:
wxWidgets 2.8.9 (gtk2,shared)
crypto++ 5.5.2 (installed, in /usr)
libupnp 1.6.6
libintl system
libGeoIP system
zlib 1.2.3.3It seems that you don't have at least one of them installed in your system. Run aMule from the command line, it should tell you what is missing. Then find what you need in Synaptic/Aptitude and install, I think it should fix the problem.
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Thanks! I've solved yesterday because I've tried to compile aMule from sources... and I got a problem during the process. In the end, I've found the libraries that stop aMule deb from working or compiling from sources: libupnp4 package ;D
With libupnp3 i've solved both problems.
Thank you anyway ;)
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(aMule needs -DEVelopment libraries)
The development files are required only when you build aMule (or another program) from sources. If you install a DEB/RPM package, you need only necessary dependencies (as you listed in your post above), usually without packages ending with *dev :P
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I wrote it to be sure aMule works! :P Now i edit it because for a minimal installation is necessary only libwxgtk2.8
This is helpful not only for you but mostly FOR ME. I hope to learn much and to produce something working...and to improve my english! ;D
Regards,
Mark.
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Hi there,
Firstly, thanks a ton for these packages! Without these binaries I would have to use 2.2.4 that are still in the repositories (compiling from source is beyond my IQ and it's fairly frustrating to have the source tarball of the latest version sitting on my desktop without being able to do anything with it :)
This was already stated in a different way a few posts back, but here's my version: I recently remarked that apt-get told that amule-common and libupnp3 weren't required anymore and that I could type sudo apt-get autoremove to remove them, and since I'm a nice guy, I obeyed. The problem is that I couldn't launch aMule after that, and the problem got fixed when I checked the dependencies of the version in the repo and installed libupnp3 again. So as a simple suggestion, it might make sense to check the dependencies on http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/amule and update the control file in control.tar.gz whithin the .deb so that Synaptic won't let me remove packages that are needed for aMule.
Cheers, and thanks again for the build. It's really appreciated.
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I'm trying to cope with the problem of dependencies. I've created aMule package which should resolve them automatically. Here it is:
http://hwiparam.wrzuta.pl/plik/6UPdTAaoOMm/amule_2.2.6-2_i386
Now it should be no problem with missing libraries.
The DEB is for i386 architecture, it works well on my PC (Ubuntu 9.04 AKA Jaunty, 32 bit) but I can't give you any warranty that it will work on yours. Before installation remove all amule-related packages from Synaptic/Aptitude !!!
P.S. If you don't understand this strange language on my website, just click on the large file icon, the download will start ;)
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... (compiling from source is beyond my IQ ...
I dear to doubt that. ;D Check the wiki, it's really simple: http://wiki.amule.org/index.php/Compilation_Installation
Btw. it's almost always the "./configure", "make", "make install" trio that you use to build development tarballs. Easy to remember, isn't it?
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Better this (http://wiki.amule.org/index.php/HowTo_Compile_In_Debian), no? (for Debian/Ubuntu)
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1.
./configure
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make3.
sudo checkinstall And we have a nice DEB package installed in our system ;) THis is my way to install aMule on Ubuntu - as simple as making a sandwich ;)
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1. ./configure
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make3.
sudo checkinstall And we have a nice DEB package installed in our system ;) THis is my way to install aMule on Ubuntu - as simple as making a sandwich ;)
deb package... ok, but... "nice" deb package.. :-\
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Hi guys,
First of all WELCOME BACK TO FESTOR!! :)
With the release of his packages my ones are not necessary more....so i remove it from my site.
I hope they could be useful for a primary installation of aMule with all related problems...they were my first packages!!
Thanks at all for support me and for your help.
Regards,
Mark.
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From my point of view, you should not remove your packages and you should never stop practicing with the creation of packages. :-\
I am here today but maybe tomorrow no. ;)
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Uhm, i thought this topic could be removed but GonoszTopi told to leave it too...
For packages i think seriously should be present an official packager (and YOU are it, no doubts on it ;)) so my packages could be helpful until you released yours...
For future i hope to learn seriously how to use dpkg (for these packages i used checkinstall too :-\)...i hope to have the possibility to contact you (or also Vollstrecker :D but maybe he doesn't like this idea) if i need help, explainations...
I would become an 'official' packager...
Thanks a lot too.
Regards,
Mark.
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i hope to have the possibility to contact you (or also Vollstrecker :D but maybe he doesn't like this idea) if i need help, explainations...
You are talking wiht me now... and Vollstrecker don't bite. ;)
At least in my case there was no problem when I asked for help with the creation of packages. Of course, you can not ask to explain everything. You should start wiht small or specific things