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Installation should be as simple as:
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Optionally, you can do a
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to try out rlwrap on a test client. The test result doesn'n mean much,
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but it lets you try out rlwraps behaviour under different circumstances
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(diverse prompts, passowrds, signal handling, etc)
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If you don't have GNU readline 4.2, the configure script will complain;
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you can get it at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/readline/
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configure can be called with a number of options (e.g. if you want to
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install rlwrap in a non-standard place). Do
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To uninstall, do 'make uninstall'
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*** Installing as non-root
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If you want to install rlwrap as non-root, you should call configure with
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the --prefix option, like:
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./configure --prefix=$HOME
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after which 'make install' will install rlwrap in $HOME/bin
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You may have to install GNU readline 4.2 first, (e.g using ./configure
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--prefix=$HOME in the readline-4.2 directory)
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rlwrap's configure script will not find this installation automatically, but
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CFLAGS=-I$HOME/include CPPFLAGS=-I$HOME/include LDFLAGS=-L$HOME/lib ./configure --prefix=$HOME
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should work. You can add '-static' to LDFLAGS if you want to build a statically linked rlwrap.
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