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-[[user-comments:building_and_installing_evergreen|User Comments]]
-======Building and installing Evergreen======
-These instructions assume that you are starting at the top subdirectory of an extracted Evergreen release ([[http://open-ils.org/cvs.php|Evergreen downloads]]) or at the top of the ILS SVN tree: ([[http://svn.open-ils.org/|Evergreen SVN instructions]])
-===== make config =====
-Just running ''make'' will run ''make config'' by default if no ''install.conf'' is found (there should only be an ''install.conf.default'')
-For a single host install, choose the following release targets in the ''make config'' part of the make process for the respective release:
-  * For Evergreen 1.2.x and later, use the following build targets in the config part of the make process:\\ openils_all\\ evergreen_core
-  * Prior to Evergreen 1.2.x, use the following build targets in the config part of the make process:\\ opensrf_all\\ openils_all\\ evergreen_core
-The XUL staff client needs to be built after everything else is already up and running.  See [[mozilla-devel:building_the_staff_client]].
-**Note**: It is highly recommended that you use a non-standard prefix for the install (e.g. don't use ''/usr'') because that type of full system integration is completely untested and there may be some not so nice behavior...
-If ''PREFIX'' is in a non-standard location (the default is ''/openils/'', which is non-standard), then you'll want to do the following: \\
-add ''PREFIX/bin'' to path\\
-add ''PREFIX/lib'' to ''LD_LIBRARY_PATH'' (or ''/etc/ld.so.conf'' and run ''ldconfig'')\\
-add ''PREFIX/lib/perl5'' to ''PERL5LIB''\\
-==== Debian make config Notes ====
-When running make config on Debian here are some of the debian specific paths.
-  Apache2 apxs binary [/usr/bin/apxs2]
-  Apache2 headers directory [/usr/include/apache2/]
-  Apache2 APR headers directory [/usr/include/apr-0/]
-or if you have APR 1.2.7 (Debian Testing)
-  Apache2 APR headers directory [/usr/include/apr-1/]
-===== make =====
-Once you have configured your build, issuing the ''make'' command will build the targets you requested:<code>
-$ make
-</code>
-If you are compiling on a 32bit machine and run into errors such as:<code>/usr/include/apr-1.0/apr.h:270: error:
-     expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__attribute__’ before ‘apr_off_t’</code>
-... then add this to your make command:<code>
-$ CFLAGS=-D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE make </code>
-===== make install =====
-If Postgres is installed in a non-standard location you will need to add its bin directory to your PATH
-  $ export PATH="$PATH:/opt/postgres/bin/"
-To install Evergreen, issue the following command:<code>
-$ make install</code>
-The command will copy over the files to the directories specified in the config process. If your distribution has mangled its Apache configuration files, the install may fail because it cannot find ''apache2.conf''. You can probably simply create a symbolic link from ''httpd.conf'' to ''''apache2.conf'' to satisfy the installer.