- Table of contents
- Install in Debian/Ubuntu
- Usage
Install in Debian/Ubuntu¶
From my repository¶
Add my repository¶
cat << EOF > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cerbelle.list deb [trusted=yes] https://packages.cerbelle.net/debian unstable/ deb-src [trusted=yes] https://packages.cerbelle.net/debian unstable/ EOF
Update your package list¶
apt-get update
Install the package¶
apt-get install rsstats
Uninstall and purge the package¶
apt-get purge rsstats
Install from the DEB package file¶
Download the package file¶
Install the package¶
gdebi rsstats_0.0.1-1_amd64.deb
or
gdebi-gtk rsstats_0.0.1-1_amd64.deb
or
apt-get install libopts25 libssl3
dpkg -i rsstats_0.0.1-1_amd64.deb
Uninstall and purge the package¶
dpkg -P rsstats
Use the AppImage¶
Download the file¶
Make the file executable¶
chmod +x rsstats-0.0.1-linux.AppImage
From the compiled ZIP archive (TODO)¶
Build from the sources¶
Install the mandatory build dependencies¶
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev pkg-config
Download the sources¶
Extract the archive¶
tar xvzf rsstats-0.0.1.tar.gz
cd rsstats-0.0.1
Prepare the build¶
The default installation folder is /usr/local
. You can add the standard --prefix
argument to change the default installation folder to another location, such as --prefix=/opt/rsstats
, for example.
./configure --disable-doxygen
Build & Check¶
make clean all check
Install & Check¶
You can install with the provided system
make install installcheck
or you can build the DEB packages by yourself (you'll need to install debuild
from the dev-scripts package or dpkgbuildpackage
from the dpkg-dev package) and follow the previous steps to use them :
make debian-deb
Remove the build folder (optional)¶
If you installed rsstats in the system's root (/
), You should keep the build dir because you can use make uninstall
to cleanly uninstall each installed file. If you installed rsstats in its own folder, you'll be able to simply delete this folder and should not need the build dir anymore.
cd ..
rm -Rf rsstats-0.0.1
Remove carefully the build dependencies (optional)¶
You can remove the build dependencies if they were not already installed when you requested them. Otherwise, another application is probably depending on them and you should probably not remove them. I suggest to keep them, but if you really want to remove them, please do only remove the dependencies which were not already installed before the first step.
apt-get purge libssl-dev
apt-get purge build-essential pkg-config
If you remove libssl-dev
, you have to ensure that libssl3
remains installed (I hope that you already had it on your system).
apt-get install libssl3
Usage¶
This tool is a commandline tool and the usage is the same in all the supported operating systems. Please continue with the usage documentation.