Manually compiling yaws on the Kail system (Dibian system is basically the same)

Because Kail is based on Diban

Assuming it's already a root account,

0. First install a few compiled libraries

A Apt-get install Automake

Yum Install Automake (on the CentOS system)

b sudo yum install Libtool (this is actually a dependency of automake)

C Autoreconf-fi

Generate Configure File

D./configure generate Make File

1.like others os.

Cd/root/dowloads/yaws-masterconfigure
Make

2. Then we have the error

MAKE[1]: Entering directory '/ROOT/DOWNLOADS/YAWS/YAWS-1.90/C_SRC '
Gcc-c-fpic-g-o2-i/usr/include/security-dhave_sendfile-i "/usr/local/lib/erlang/usr/include"-I/usr/include/pam/- Ddynamic_driver setuid_drv.c
Gcc-shared-o. /priv/lib/setuid_drv.so SETUID_DRV.O
Gcc-c-g-o2-i/usr/include/security-dhave_sendfile-i "/usr/local/lib/erlang/usr/include"-i/usr/include/pam/epam.c
Epam.c:2:22:fatal error:pam_appl.h:no such file or directory
Compilation terminated.
MAKE[1]: * * * [EPAM.O] Error 1
MAKE[1]: Leaving directory '/ROOT/DOWNLOADS/YAWS/YAWS-1.90/C_SRC '
Make: * * * [ALL] Error 1

It mean we have "pam_appl.h". From the word "Pam" I should be a pam-related issue

Seach Web. Find a topic about that http://linux.cn/article-5508-1.html

3.download "Pam_app.h"

sudo apt-get install libpam0g-devmakemake install

You may be able to report an error in creating a PDF document in the Make install

Install the following packages

sudo apt-get install Texlive-latex-base

sudo apt-get install Texmaker

sudo apt-get install texlive-fonts-recommended (This is the problem on my machine)

sudo apt-get install Texlive-scienc

4 Test it

Yaws--help

It is sucessful if it show below

Usage


Yaws-i | --interactive--Interactive (no daemon) mode
yaws-w | --winteractive--Cygwin Interactive (Werl)
Yaws--daemon--Daemon mode


Auxiliary flags for the daemon:
--id ID--Set System ID
--debug--Debug mode
--nodebug--Turn off debug mode
--conf file--set config file
--tracetraf--Trace traffic
--tracehttp--Trace HTTP traffic
--traceout--Trace output to stdout
--version--Print version
--PA path--Add load path
--mnesiadir Dir--Start Mnesia in dir
--proto_dist mod--use mod for Distrib
--sname xxx--start with sname xxx
--name xxx--Start with name xxx
--runmod MoD--Call mod:start/0 at startup
--heart--Auto Restart Yaws if it crashes
--heart-restart=c,t-Allow C heart restarts in T seconds
--erlarg x--pass argument x To/usr/local/bin/erl
--setcookie X--Set an Erlang cookie
--run_erl x--use Run_erl with Pipe-id x
--to_erl x--Connect to Pipe-id X
--disable-kpoll--pass +k false to Erlang
--umask Umaskval--Set process umask to Umaskval

CTL functions ...
Yaws--hup [--id ID]--hup The daemon, reload conf
Yaws--stop [--id ID]--Stop the daemon
Yaws--debug-dump [--id ID]--produce a debug dump
Yaws--status [--id ID]--Query the daemon status
Yaws--load Modules--load Modules
Yaws--ls--list yaws nodes and their status
Yaws--ctltrace traffic|http--Toggle trace of running daemon
Yaws--check Yawsfile [incdirs]--Test compile File
Yaws--wait-started[=secs] [--id ID]--Wait for daemon
Yaws--stats [--id ID]--Show daemon statistics

Manually compiling yaws on the Kail system (Dibian system is basically the same)