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Latest revision as of 17:54, 12 December 2005
Some quick and easy steps to getting AOLserver 4 up and running on Debian 3.1:
# install aolserver4 apt-get install aolserver4 # optional: to get ns.h and makefiles to build your own custom C or C++ modules apt-get install aolserver4-dev # optional: to get some potentially useful documentation, should you choose to read it apt-get install aolserver4-doc # optional: module: Tcl API for AOLserver Caches apt-get install aolserver4-nscache # optional: module that implements IMAP4 interface apt-get install aolserver4-nsimap # optional: module for LDAP apt-get install aolserver4-nsldap # optional: module: module for SSL mode -- beta module for OpenSSL apt-get install aolserver4-nsopenssl # optional: module: Postgres connector apt-get install aolserver4-nspostgres # optional: module: performs SHA1 hashes -- warning, the SHA1 hash it provides is not to spec apt-get install aolserver4-nssha1 # optional: Module for XML support apt-get install aolserver4-nsxml
After installing the package(s) you want:
/etc/init.d/aolserver4 start
And you are running AOLserver. Congratulations. To make changes to your configuration file, visit:
/etc/aolserver4/aolserver4.tcl
To view your server log, visit:
/var/log/aolserver4/aolserver4.log
