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INSTALL.txt
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How to install and run RIFEC
============================
The script has some dependencies, all of which should be easily
installable from CPAN or through your package manager. See the
"Dependencies" section below for a list of which packages you need.
Once you have downloaded the tarball (or checked out the directory)
from github, all you need to do is edit the config file to tell it
about your cards, where you want your images to be saved, etc. The
example config file "rifec.config" contains a commented example
configuration.
Run the script with a single "--help" parameter to get a short help
text on usage.
If run without the --config=FILE parameter, rifec.pl will look for a
config file named "rifec.config" in the current directory (the
directory you are located in when calling it - not the directory where
the script is located).
See the file TROUBLESHOOTING.txt for information about troubleshooting
this program.
Dependencies
============
In addition to the core modules normally distributed with Perl
installations, these are the main dependencies of this script:
/bin/tar (can be located elsewhere)
Config::IniFiles
HTTP::Daemon;
Digest::MD5
Params::Validate
Proc::Daemon
XML::Simple
On Fedora, yum installing the following packages should be sufficient
to run the script:
tar
perl-Config-IniFiles
perl-libwww-perl
perl-MD5
perl-Params-Validate
perl-Proc-Daemon
perl-XML-Simple
Un Ubuntu, apt-get installing the following packages should do the
trick:
tar
libconfig-inifiles-perl
libwww-perl
libdigest-md5-perl
libparams-validate-perl
libproc-daemon-perl
libxml-simple-perl