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| Distro | Edition | Arch | File | Depsolver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| centos | 5 | x86_64 | openss7-repo-1.1.7.20130204-1.centos5.noarch.rpm | yum |
| openSUSE | 11.4 | x86_64 | openss7-repo-1.1.7.20130209-1.11.4.noarch.rpm | zypper, apt-rpm |
| rhel | 6 | x86_64 | openss7-repo-1.1.7.20131209-1.el6.noarch.rpm | yum |
| sle | 11 | x86_64 | openss7-repo-1.1.7.20130205-1.11.noarch.rpm | zypper, apt-rpm |
Note that not all registrants are entitled to access all of the repositories listed above. To find out which repositories you are entitled to access, log into your account.
DEB-Based Systems:
For DEB-based systems (such as debian or ubuntu), install the respository package as follows:
$> REPODEB=openss7-repo_1.1.1.20110510-0_all.deb $> REPODIR=debs/debian/squeeze/amd64/main $> wget http://www.openss7.org/repo/$REPODIR/$REPODEB $> sudo dpkg -i $REPODEB Authorization required for repository access: Username: user Password: ******** $> rm -f $REPODEB
Note that you will be prompted for the user name and password that
was obtained during registration in Step 2. In the
example above, the user name is illustrated as user and the
password as ********. This is for illustration purposes
only: you must input your user name and password acquired from Step 2 instead.
The DEB URL listed above is just an example: the URLs listed in the table, below, are available.
You may also click on the Depsolver link in the table to get explicit instructions for that depsolver.| Distro | Edition | Arch | File | Depsolver |
|---|
Note that not all registrants are entitled to access all of the repositories listed above. To find out which repositories you are entitled to access, log into your account.
PKG-Based Systems:
For PKG-based systems (such as those based on archlinux), install the repository package as follows:
$> REPODIR=pkgs/arch/os/x86_64 $> REPOPKG=openss7-repo_1.1.1.20110510-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz $> sudo pacman -U http://www.openss7.org/repo/$REPODIR/$REPOPKG Authorization required for repository access: Username: user Password: ********
Note that you will be prompted for the user name and password that
was obtained during registration in Step 2. In the
example above, the user name is illustrated as user and the
password as ********. This is for illustration purposes
only: you must input your user name and password acquired from Step 2 instead.
The PKG URL listed above is just an example: the URLs listed in the table, below, are available.
| Distro | Edition | Arch | File | Depsolver |
|---|
Note that not all registrants are entitled to access all of the repositories listed above. To find out which repositories you are entitled to access, log into your account.
It is easiest to test the repositories using a GUI package manager such as PackageKit(1). Just select the package manager from the application menu and serch for "openss7". To test the repository using the command-line tools, follow the instructions on the following pages:
| Yum: | Test the Yum Setup |
| Apt: | Test the Apt Setup |
| Zypper: | Test the Zypper Setup |
| Urpmi: | Test the Uprmi Setup |
| Aptrpm: | Test the Aptrpm Setup |
| Pacman: | Test the Pacman Setup |
The installation and removal of further OpenSS7 packages depends upon the package manager that is used. In general, once the repository has been set up by following the steps outlined above, any GUI package manager that is supported by the GNU/Linux distribution (e.g. PackageKit, Synaptic) can be used to install and remove the OpenSS7 packages. Nevertheless, instructions for specific command line interfaces are detailed in the following sections: