UnofficialDebPackages
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| − | These are packages I (coyled) created and use to run an assortment of | + | 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. |
| − | 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: | Here you'll find repositories of three different flavors: | ||
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| − | For Debian users, depending on which repository you choose above, add | + | For Debian users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of: |
| − | one of: | + | |
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim releases modules | deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim releases modules | ||
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| − | For Ubuntu users, depending on which repository you choose above, add | + | For Ubuntu users, depending on which repository you choose above, add one of: |
| − | one of: | + | |
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases modules | deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases modules | ||
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# apt-get install opensimulator | # apt-get install opensimulator | ||
| − | OpenSim will be installed in /usr/lib/opensim , logs will appear in | + | OpenSim 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 | + | |
| − | doesn't install any start/stop scripts, as people tend to have | + | |
| − | different preferences on how to do that. | + | |
Revision as of 20:29, 24 March 2009
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 OpenSim 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
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
OpenSim 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.
