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After configuring the source, to build samhain you just have to type the command:
sh$ make |
The standalone/client executable (samhain) and the log server (yule) cannnot be compiled simultaneously. You need to run ./configure && make separately for both.
If you want to use your native package manager for installation, you might rather want to build a binary package. samhain has support for RPM (rpm), Debian (deb), Gentoo (tbz2), and Solaris packages. Instead of simply typing make, you need to type:
sh$ make rpm|deb|tbz2|solaris-pkg |
This will create a custom binary package according to the options that you used when configuring the source (see previous section). For more details, see the Section called Method B: The native package manager in the chapter called Deployment to remote hosts>.
If you don't want to include documentation, you can instead use:
sh$ make rpm-light|deb-light|tbz2-light|solaris-pkg-light |
Finally, the Makefile supports building a portable (Unix) binary installer package based on the makeself installer ((c) 1998-2004 Stephane Peter). There will be no documentation included. Just type:
sh$ make run |
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