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Revision: 1.2
Committed: Sat Jun 1 19:44:10 2002 UTC (21 years, 11 months ago) by tdb
Branch: MAIN
CVS Tags: IHOST_1_0_RC1
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1 tdb 1.1 i-scream central monitoring system - ihost README
2     http://www.i-scream.org.uk
3    
4 tdb 1.2 $Id: README,v 1.1 2002/05/30 16:31:32 tdb Exp $
5 tdb 1.1
6     Building and Installation
7     -------------------------
8    
9     After downloading and extracting ihost, configure and build as follows;
10    
11     ./configure
12     make
13    
14     Then install as root;
15    
16     make install
17    
18 tdb 1.2 You may wish to use one of the following configure options to change
19 tdb 1.1 aspects of this process;
20    
21     --with-pid-file=FILE
22     --with-max-udp-size=SIZE
23    
24     The first allows you to specify the location of the PID file. The second
25     allows you to specify the maximum UDP packet size, although you shouldn't
26     need to change this in normal circumstances.
27    
28     There are, of course, the usual GNU-style configure options;
29    
30     --prefix=PREFIX
31    
32     For more documentation on the installation process, please read the
33     INSTALL document.
34    
35     Running ihost
36     -------------
37    
38     Running ihost with the -h flag will provide a list of options. You will
39     need to know the address and port number of your i-scream server's filter
40     manager. These details should be given on the command line to ihost.
41    
42 tdb 1.2 You may wish to run ihost as a daemon, and the ihostchk.sh script helps
43 tdb 1.1 to ensure it's kept running. Alter the details at the top of this script
44 tdb 1.2 and add it to your crontab.
45 tdb 1.1
46     Problems?
47     ---------
48    
49     Please send all questions, problems, and bugs to dev@i-scream.org.uk. We
50     will do our best to help.
51    
52     Thank-you for using i-scream software.