Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of IppInstallation

Timestamp:

Nov 6, 2009, 11:57:31 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

dravg.uk.edinburgh

Comment:

Original version copied from the ROE's internal tWiki

IppInstallation

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+= Installation of IPP at the ROE =
+
+There instructions are particular to 32/64bit machines with the ROE's default Debian (Lenny 5.0.3) distribution, but there may be stuff applicable to other systems.
+
+Items in italics can be ignored. They are there for my own benefit.
+
+== Directory structure ==
+
+I'm a firm believer in the `$HOME/local` directory, which can be treated like the user's personal `/usr/local`.
+
+`$HOME/local` can be a symbolic link to a directory on a data drive, since you might hit your quota on `/home` if you install a large amount on software. For example, my `/home/ert/local` points to
+`/garve/ert/local` .
+
+The following installation procedure will require < 80MB, however.
+
+In `$HOME/local`, the extra, non-IPP-specific perl modules will be installed in `$HOME/local` and the IPP-specific code will be installed in `$HOME/local/ipp` .
+
+== Installing ipp ==
+
+1) Submit a helpdesk ticket to have the extra Debian packages installed. The list of packages to install can be found at `/home/ert/ipp/ExtraDebianPackages.lst` (also listed at the bottom of this page). Note that this list will generate further dependencies that the Debian package installer should resolve.
+
+Installation of the packages can be as easy as:
+
+    * {{{apt-get install `cat /home/ert/ipp/ExtraDebianPackages.lst`}}}
+
+Tell them to disable apache:
+
+    * `/etc/init.d/apache2 stop`
+    * `rm /etc/rc?.d/*apache2`
+
+2) Create the base directory structure if needed.
+
+    * `mkdir -p $HOME/local`
+
+3) Find an appropriate directory in which to compile IPP. Up to 1 GB of space will be required. Change to that directory. I'll call it `$SRCDIR`.
+
+4) Inform your environment of the location of the IPP configuration files
+
+    * Add to your `.tcshrc` / `.cshrc` / `.paths` file:
+{{{
+if (-e $HOME/local/ipp/psconfig.csh) then
+alias psconfig "source $HOME/local/ipp/psconfig.csh"
+psconfig default
+else
+echo "psconfig not available"
+endif
+# Check your perl version with: perl --version
+set !PERLVER=5.10.0
+# SYS is either linux (32bit) or lin64 (64bit)
+set SYS=lin64
+setenv !PERL5LIB $HOME/local/lib/perl5
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/lib/perl/$PERLVER
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/share/perl/$PERLVER
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/lib/perl5
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/lib/perl/$PERLVER
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/lib/perl5/auto
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/lib/perl/$PERLVER/auto
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/share/perl/$PERLVER
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/default.$SYS/lib
+setenv !PERL5LIB ${PERL5LIB}:$HOME/local/ipp/default.$SYS/lib/perl5
+}}}
+
+5) Re-source your environment. Best to log out and log back in to your terminal window.
+
+6) Get the extra perl packages (in the same directory as you were in step 4):
+
+    * `cd $SRCDIR`
+    * `tar xzf /home/ert/ipp/extperl-ROE.tgz`
+
+7) Build the extra perl packages:
+
+    * `cd $SRCDIR/extperl-ROE`
+    * `./INSTALL-all.csh`
+
+8) Choose your installation directory and add it to ipp's rc file:
+
+    * `echo set PSCONFDIR = $HOME/local/ipp > ~/.psconfigrc`
+    * Note, the directory doesn't need to exist. A following step will do it.
+
+9) Get the source code:
+
+    * `cd $SRCDIR`
+    * `svn co !http://svn.pan-starrs.ifa.hawaii.edu/repo/ipp/trunk`
+
+''(got revision 25455/25940/25968)''
+
+10) Configure
+
+    * `cd $SRCDIR/trunk/psconfig` (or `ipp/psconfig`, depending on from where you got IPP)
+    * `psbuild -bootstrap $HOME/local/ipp`
+
+11) Build any outstanding perl modules:
+
+    * `cd $SRCDIR/trunk/psconfig`
+    * `./pscheckperl -build`
+
+12) (Optional) Verify the installation of the perl modules:
+
+    * `./pscheckperl`
+
+13) Add a `pkg-config` file for `cfitsio` library:
+{{{
+mkdir -p $HOME/local/ipp/default.lin64/lib/pkgconfig
+cat << EOF >> $HOME/local/ipp/default.lin64/lib/pkgconfig/cfitsio.pc
+prefix=/usr
+exec_prefix=/usr
+libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib
+includedir=${prefix}/include
+
+Name: cfitsio
+Description: FITS File Subroutine Library
+Version: 3.006
+Libs: -L${libdir} -lcfitsio -lm
+Cflags: -I${includedir}
+EOF
+}}}
+
+14) Build IPP
+
+    * `./psbuild -dev -extbuild -optimize >& Build.log`
+
+15) Done! The last line of Build.log should be `= psbuild: finished =`
+
+== The Apache issue ==
+
+Apache is required, but security policy at the ROE forbids web servers on machines other than those specifically designated.
+
+So what requires Apache and why?
+
+Apache is required by the perl module, `Apache2-SOAP`, a package included in IPP's `extperl` directory.
+
+== Added Debian packages (Lenny 5.0.3) ==
+For my own benefit
+
+    * synaptic
+    * locate
+
+For IPP
+
+    * apache2-threaded-dev
+    * autoconf
+    * automake
+    * libapache2-mod-perl2
+    * libapache2-mod-perl2-dev
+    * libarray-compare-perl
+    * libattr1-dev
+    * libcache-memcached-perl
+    * libcache-perl
+    * libclass-accessor-perl
+    * libclass-factory-perl
+    * libdata-validate-domain-perl
+    * libdatetime-format-iso8601-perl
+    * libdatetime-perl
+    * libdbd-mysql-perl
+    * libdigest-md5-file-perl
+    * libdigest-sha1-perl
+    * libfile-find-rule-perl
+    * libfile-nfslock-perl
+    * libfilesys-df-perl
+    * libgsl0-dev
+    * libheap-perl
+    * libio-string-perl
+    * libipc-run3-perl
+    * libjpeg62-dev
+    * liblog-log4perl-perl
+    * libmysqlclient15-dev
+    * libncurses5-dev
+    * libnet-domain-tld-perl
+    * libnet-server-perl
+    * libnumber-compare-perl
+    * libparams-validate-perl
+    * libpng12-dev
+    * libreadline5-dev
+    * libsoap-lite-perl
+    * libstatistics-descriptive-perl
+    * libsub-uplevel-perl
+    * libtemplate-perl
+    * libtest-class-perl
+    * libtest-cmd-perl
+    * libtest-pod-coverage-perl
+    * libtest-pod-perl
+    * libtest-warn
+    * libtext-glob-perl
+    * libtimedate-perl
+    * libtool
+    * libtree-dagnode-perl
+    * libxml-writer-perl
+    * libyaml-perl
+    * m4
+    * pkg-config
+
+-- EricTittley - 2009-11-06