Do not compile in features you do not think you will need. If you wish to install somewhere else, see the --prefix option for configure. Squid v3. If you are uncertain about your system's C compiler, The GNU C compiler is widely available and supplied in almost all operating systems.
It is also well tested with Squid. Clang is a popular alternative to gcc, especially on BSD systems. It also generally works quite fine for building Squid.
Please note that due to a bug in clang's support for atomic operations, squid doesn't build on clang older than 3.
You will need the automake toolset for compiling from Makefiles. You will need Perl installed on your system.
Each feature you choose to enable may also require additional libraries or tools to build. Use the. The autotools manual has some simple documentation for this and other cross-configuration options - in particular what they mean is a very useful detail to know. Additionally, Squid is created using several custom tools which are themselves created during the build process. You need the patch program. You should probably duplicate the entire directory structure before applying the patch.
For example, if you are upgrading from squid Squid-3 patches require the -p0 option. After the patch has been applied, you must rebuild Squid from the very beginning, i. Ideally you should use the patch command which comes with your OS. The most useful is --prefix to install it in a different directory. See the OS specific instructions below for. You will need to specify some of these options to enable or disable certain features.
You may need to upgrade your gcc installation to a more recent version. Check your gcc version with gcc -v If it is earlier than 2. Gcc 2. CentOS You will need the usual build chain yum install -y perl gcc autoconf automake make sudo wget and some extra packages yum install libxml2-devel libcap-devel to bootstrap and build from bzr needs also the packages yum install libtool-ltdl-devel The following.
The Linux system layout differs markedly from the Squid defaults. The following. For Debian Jesse 8 , Ubuntu Oneiric Remember these are only defaults.
Altering squid. As always, additional libraries may be required to support the features you want to build. The default package dependencies can be installed using: aptitude build-dep squid This requires only that your sources.
Features which are not supported by the distribution package will need investigation to discover the dependency package and install it. The usual one requested is libssl-dev for SSL support. However, please note that Squid As of Debian Squeeze, or Ubuntu Zesty the libssl1.
This is resolved in the Squid-4 packages. Init Script The init. It does not come with Squid directly. However, if you wish to integrate patching of Squid with patching of your other FreeBSD packages, it might be easiest to install Squid from the Ports collection.
As of FreeBSD Squid-2 package are available for download. See the New configure options: --enable-winservice Updated configure options: --enable-default-hostsfile Unsupported configure options: --with-large-files: No suitable build environment is available on both Cygwin and MinGW, but --enable-large-files works fine Compiling with Cygwin This section needs re-writing. Is has very little in compiling Squid and much about installation.
In order to compile Squid, you need to have Cygwin fully installed. When that has completed run: squid -z If that succeeds, try: squid -N -D -d1 Squid should start. Check that there are no errors. If everything looks good, try browsing through squid.
Now, configure cygrunsrv to run Squid as a service as the chosen username. You may need to check permissions here.
The wget option -O specifies a file to which the documents is written, and here we use - , meaning it will written to standard output and piped to tar and the tar flag -x enables extraction of archive files and -z decompresses, compressed archive files created by gzip.
Note : If extracting files to particular directory that requires root permissions, use the sudo command to run tar. Alternatively, you can use the following command, here, the archive file will be downloaded on your system before you can extract it. Considering the previous example, this is how you can use cURL to download and unpack archives in the current working directory. In this short but useful guide, we showed you how to download and extract archive files in one single command. If you have any queries, use the comment section below to reach us.
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Millions of people visit TecMint! If you like what you are reading, please consider buying us a coffee or 2 as a token of appreciation. We are thankful for your never ending support. But what is piped into tar in case wget or cURL commands fail for some reason?
How does he do that? Turns out the only difference is that you are combining what most of us do in two steps into one. Oh you were being literal. I thought this was something else. Maybe make a tutorial on pipes instead? It is not any thing new, but i just described some of the possible and easy ways to save time while downloading TAR archives with wget and curl commands.
I know this can be helpful to newbies. Have a question or suggestion?
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