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How you install this depends on which distribution you
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are using and what target you're compiling for:
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FROM A PACKAGED DISTRIBUTION TO ANY SYSTEM
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If you unpacked this from a tar.gz archive and have a "configure"
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file, then you should be able to install it using the following common
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steps:
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./configure
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make
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make install
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If you need to customize the target directories, use
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./configure --help
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to list the configure options.
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FROM CVS TO FreeBSD
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The source code from the FreeBSD CVS server can be
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compiled as-is on any FreeBSD system, just use:
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make
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make install
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FROM CVS TO A PACKAGED DISTRIBUTION
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The source code from the FreeBSD CVS server can be used
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to build a tar.gz archive suitable for later installation on
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any system. You'll need the following GNU tools installed:
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autoconf (including aclocal and autoheader)
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automake
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You should be able to use the following command to build a distribution:
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make distfile
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The result will be a file named libarchive-<version>.tar.gz in
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the object directory.
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$FreeBSD$
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