AVG Linux E-mail Server User Manual page 12

AVG Linux Email Server / User Manual
Time::HiRes
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cause problems)
Unix::Syslog
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BerkeleyDB
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All of these modules are available for free at http://www.cpan.org/. The usual
way of installing a new Perl module consists of unpacking the downloaded file,
switching into the unpacked directory, and running the following sequence of
commands as root:
# perl Makefile.PL
...
# make test
...
# make install
Make sure AVG for Linux E-mail Server is installed and operational before
starting the AMaViS installation.
b) Installation
To install AMaViS from the source code, unpack the selected downloaded
package (the amavis package is given in the following example):
$ tar -xvzf amavis-{version}.tar.gz
Switch to the unpacked directory. It is recommended to read the detailed
instructions in the INSTALL and/or README file located in this directory. The
easiest way of performing the installation is to run the following sequence of
commands as root (although the installation steps may slightly differ
according to the particular AMaViS package):
# ./configure
...
# make
...
# make install
...
c) Configuration
Most configuration options should have been resolved by automatic
configuration. Of course, it is also possible to perform manual changes to the
generated amavis script (note that the exact name of the script may depend
on which AMaViS package you have decided to install). If you switch to a
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(Time-HiRes-x.xx, use 1.49 or later, older versions can
(Unix-Syslog-x.xxx)
with bdb library 3.2 or later (4.2 or later preferred)
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