------------------------------- | INTRODUCTION | ------------------------------- Note : if you encounter problems, read ./doc/probleminstallunix_en.txt There are 2 steps : - compile and install libpcap [if not already installed] - compile and install liblcrzo.a ------------------------------- | STEP 1 : libpcap | ------------------------------- If libpcap isn't installed on your system, you have to do it : - ftp://ftp.ee.lbl.gov/libpcap.tar.Z, or - http://www.tcpdump.org/, or - from a package for your system (look the cdrom or website of your distribution) Installation procedure for libpcap is explained in downloaded files, or depends on tools from your distribution. ------------------------------- | STEP 2 : liblcrzo.a | ------------------------------- - "cd src" (to go in sources subdirectory) - "vi ./config.dat" (to define variables specific to your system. The predefined variables should be correct for Linux because "LCRZODEF_SYS=Linux_X_i386" is defined) - "./genemake" (generate the files Makefile and lcrzo_defs.h) - "make" (compile the library) - "make install" (install the library : include files, liblcrzo.a and manpages are installed. You need to be root to do it. If you do not want to install lcrzo, there is a special installation mode in lcrzoEX which permits to create lcrzoex without having installed lcrzo. However, I recommend you to install lcrzo because it is easier.) Note : if you prefer installing liblcrzo.so, use (after "./genemake") "make liblcrzo.so" and "make installso". ------------------------------ | NEXT STEP | ------------------------------ Now, I suggest you to download lcrzoex, which shows over 400 examples of lcrzo. If you want to create your own program using lcrzo, read ./doc/compilunix_en.txt. Download and read lcrzo-4.xx-doc_html.tgz to obtain information about lcrzo.