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Güralp Systems Linux tools 1 Introduction The Güralp Systems Linux tools are a suite of open-source libraries and applications for handling the recording and transfer of seismic data. They are written for a generic Linux system and include a simple package management system which downloads the source code for each package and automatically compiles it for your system. The tools have been tested on Ubuntu (12.04), Debian (6 and 7) and Gentoo distributions of Linux. 4 Issue E
2 Installing the tools User guide The Güralp Systems Linux tools are managed by guralp-builder. This is a simple framework which can download, build and install all of the tools and the libraries they require. It also keeps track of dependencies between versions. guralp-builder can be downloaded from our Web site at http://www.guralp.com/software/tools/guralp-builder/guralp-builder -20071117.tar.bz2 The scripts require the standard Web downloading utility, wget, to fetch source code from the Güralp Systems repository. 2.1 Prerequisites Your system must be set up for development or compilation (i.e. development tools such as gcc must be installed). The “Bourne again” shell, bash, is also required. Several of the programs require other open-source packages. If compilation fails and complains about a missing file with a name similar to one of these, try installing the package's development version through your system's package manager tool: • libevent (http://www.monkey.org/~provos/libevent/) • gnutls (http://www.gnu.org/software/gnutls/) 2.2 Installation instructions To install the tools: 1. Create a build directory for the tools. 2. Unzip and untar the file into the build directory. Two scripts, install.sh and update.sh, and a data directory will be created. 3. Edit the file data/config.example This file contains a single variable, which sets the path prefix, PREFIX, for installed files. This can be either a standard system prefix (/usr or /usr/local), or another location of your choice. October 2013 5
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