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#Documentation de fcron Fcron: how and why? About fcron Changes
Copyright © 2000-2014 Thibault Godouet Fcron 3.2.0 Web page :
http://fcron.free.fr
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1.2. How to install fcron
* uncompress the archive:
bash$ tar -xzf fcron-X.Y.Z.src.tar.gz
* cd to the archive directory
bash$ cd fcron-X.Y.Z
* run the configure script:
bash$./configure
+ The command make install asks you by default some questions
you have to answer. To avoid that (which can be useful for
automatic installers), you can use the ./configure's option
--with-answer-all and/or --with-boot-install (see "./configure
--help" for more details).
+ You may also want to change the place where fcron will be
installed: you can use the configure 's option --prefix to do
that. For instance: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local (default
is prefix=/usr)
+ To disable the use of PAM, SE Linux or fcrondyn, use
configure's option --with-pam=no, --with-selinux=no and/or
--with-fcrondyn=no.
+ To debug fcron, you should use configure 's option
--with-debug.
+ You can get info on the others configure 's options by running
"./configure --help".
Warning
+ The configure script may not define a correct directory for
the man pages and the documentation on some systems. You may
check the values defined by configure and if necessary force a
value by the options --mandir and -with-docdir (see the help
by running "./configure --help").
+ If you get older fcron's man-pages with man command after
having upgraded, it's probably because fcron has changed its
default man directory: you should remove manually the outdated
man-pages.
+ The Makefile has been designed for GNU make. Some other
version of make may fail to use it.
* (optional) check the file config.h, and change it if necessary (the
configurable part is on the top of the file and clearly delimited).
* compile:
bash$ make
* then install binaries as root:
bash$ su root
bash# make install
You can now run fcron and fcrontab.
* This is a POSIX conforming software. You must have a POSIX compiler
(gcc for example) in order to compile it.
* This software has been written for GNU/Linux systems. If you want
to port it on an other Unix platform (thank you if you do it), try
to modify - if possible - only the configure script. Please send me
any modifications at <fcron@free.fr> in order to include it in
future releases.
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