Releases 4.0.x
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Releases 4.0.x
For newer releases, see links on the Downloads page.
Snapshots (unstable)
- Naming convention
- YYYYMMDDrREV.tar.gz
- YYYY = year, MM = month, DD = day
- REV = subversion revision (in trunk)
Python
Includes "NetLogger Pipeline". Follow regular Python instructions to install.
Build/Install Instructions
The build/install instructions below provide command-lines for building and installing in a UNIX or UNIX-like environment. The C API will not work under Windows, but the Java, Perl, Python, and R distributions should install with roughly the same procedure used for other packages for that language.
C
tar xzf netlogger-c-VERSION.tar.gz cd netlogger-c-VERSION ./configure --prefix=/your_install_path make #possibly as root: make install
Java
# possibly as root: cp netlogger-VERSION.jar /your_install_path/netlogger.jar
csh% setenv CLASSPATH $CLASSPATH:/your_install_path sh$ export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/your_install_path
Perl
tar xzf netlogger-perl-VERSION.tar.gz cd netlogger-perl-VERSION perl Makefile.PL make # possibly as root: make install
Python
tar xzvf netlogger-python-VERSION.tar.gz cd netlogger-python-VERSION python setup.py build
Install to standard location
python setup.py install
Install into alternate location
This is a bit tricky because of setuptools. If you have administrator access (can write files in the Python installation directories), then follow these instructions. The following assumes your target install location for libraries is $libdir and for scripts is $bindir, and your python interpreter is in /path/to/python.
1. Add or edit /path/to/python/site-packages/altinstall.pth
import site; site.addsitedir('$libdir')
Note that if you're running /usr/bin/python on Mac OSX, the file you'll want to edit is /Library/Python/<version>/site-packages/altinstall.pth.
2a. Use the --install-lib and --install-scripts option when installing
python setup.py install --install-lib=$libdir --install-scripts=$bindir
2b. If you always want to install here, you can make these locations the default by editing ~/.pydistutils.cfg to look like this:
[install] install_lib = $libdir install_scripts = $bindir
If none of this works for you, then you can instead use the documentation at http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/EasyInstall#custom-installation-locations to help you out.
R
Install archive directly with R CMD INSTALL:
R CMD INSTALL netlogger-r-VERSION.tar.gz
Also see Visualize
