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==Unofficial .deb packages==
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== Unofficial .deb (i386) packages ==
  
 
Currently tested with:
 
Currently tested with:
  
* Debian lenny
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    * Debian lenny
* Ubuntu Hardy (8.04)
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    * Ubuntu Hardy (8.04)
* Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10)
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    * Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10)
* Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)
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    * Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)  
  
  
These are packages I ([[User:DaveCoyle|coyled]]) created and use to run an
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These are packages I (coyled) created and use to run an assortment of regions in OSGrid (though there's nothing OSGrid-specific in these packages). You're welcome to use, but please back up your OpenSim.ini, *.xml, *.db, and other important files before installing, just in case. But I use these packages on a regular basis, and they work fine for me.
assortment of regions in OSGrid (though there's nothing OSGrid-specific in
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these packages). You're welcome to use, but please back up your
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OpenSim.ini, Regions/*.xml, *.db, and other important files before
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installing, just in case. But I use these packages on a regular
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basis, and they work fine for me.
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Here you'll find repositories of three different flavors:
  
To install the latest tagged release (e.g. 0.6.1), add the following
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    "releases"
to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
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        -- official versioned releases (e.g. 0.6.3)
  
     deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases
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     "testing"
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        -- the SVN revision number which is "recommended" for OSGrid
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          region admins each week during the OpenSimulator developer office
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          hours on Wright Plaza
  
Then run:
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    "unstable"
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        -- an SVN revision number close to HEAD, usually no more than
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          a couple days old
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        -- this may contain untested changes and/or breakage
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(Note: all are Dead links)
  
    # apt-get update
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For Debian users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of:
    # apt-get install opensimulator
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim releases modules
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or:
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim testing modules
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or:
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim unstable modules
  
Or, if you'd rather be closer to the bleeding edge and run recent
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to your /etc/apt/sources.list .
builds from the SVN trunk, add:
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim trunk
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For Ubuntu users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of:
  
to /etc/apt/sources.list instead. Packages of new trunk builds will
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases modules
be available at least once per week, and I'll ensure that the latest
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or:
one available to apt will be compatible with OSGrid.
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim testing modules
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or:
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    deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim unstable modules
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to your /etc/apt/sources.list .
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Then run:
  
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  # apt-get update
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  # apt-get install opensimulator
  
OpenSim will be installed in /usr/lib/opensim , logs will appear in
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OpenSimulator will be installed in /usr/lib/opensim , logs will appear in /var/log/opensim , and it'll create an opensim user & group. It doesn't install any start/stop scripts, as people tend to have different preferences on how to do that.
/var/log/opensim , and it'll create an opensim user & group. It
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doesn't install any start/stop scripts, as people tend to have
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different preferences on how to do that.
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Latest revision as of 16:41, 23 June 2016


[edit] Unofficial .deb (i386) packages

Currently tested with:

   * Debian lenny
   * Ubuntu Hardy (8.04)
   * Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10)
   * Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04) 


These are packages I (coyled) created and use to run an assortment of regions in OSGrid (though there's nothing OSGrid-specific in these packages). You're welcome to use, but please back up your OpenSim.ini, *.xml, *.db, and other important files before installing, just in case. But I use these packages on a regular basis, and they work fine for me.

Here you'll find repositories of three different flavors:

   "releases"
       -- official versioned releases (e.g. 0.6.3)
   "testing"
       -- the SVN revision number which is "recommended" for OSGrid
          region admins each week during the OpenSimulator developer office
          hours on Wright Plaza
   "unstable"
       -- an SVN revision number close to HEAD, usually no more than
          a couple days old
       -- this may contain untested changes and/or breakage
   

(Note: all are Dead links)

For Debian users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim releases modules

or:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim testing modules

or:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim unstable modules

to your /etc/apt/sources.list .


For Ubuntu users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases modules

or:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim testing modules

or:

   deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim unstable modules

to your /etc/apt/sources.list .


Then run:

  # apt-get update
  # apt-get install opensimulator

OpenSimulator will be installed in /usr/lib/opensim , logs will appear in /var/log/opensim , and it'll create an opensim user & group. It doesn't install any start/stop scripts, as people tend to have different preferences on how to do that.

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