RE: [analog-help] (no subject)

Jeremy Wadsack Fri, 20 Jan 2006 08:04:25 -0800

Analog ships with almost every Linux install. If it’s not there you can use whatever binary package collection tool the operating systems supports to download it. e.g. “apt-get –install analog” on Debian, etc.

You can also just build it from the source which might be as easy.

The documentation for Analog is available in the distribution file and online starting at http://analog.cx/docs/Readme.html. There are specific instructions for setting up Analog on Unix systems.

Jeremy Wadsack

Seven Simple Machines

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Subject: [analog-help] (no subject)

I would like to install analog on a Linux operating system running Tomcat. Are there any available instructions for installing this program for this setup ?

Thanks,

Aruna

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