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This file explains how to build and install Zephyr on a machine. To
learn how to use Zephyr once you've installed it, read the file USING.
To learn how to set up Zephyr service at a site, read the file
OPERATING.
To build and install Zephyr, run:
./configure
make
make install
This will build Zephyr without Hesiod or Kerberos support, and install
in /usr/local. To install in a location other than /usr/local, add
"--prefix=INSTPREFIX" to the configure line, where INSTPREFIX is the
directory you want to install Zephyr in.
If your site has a Hesiod service with a valid zephyr.sloc entry (or
you can add one), you can enable Hesiod support by adding the option
"--with-hesiod=HESPREFIX" to the configure line, where
HESPREFIX/include and HESPREFIX/lib are the directories you have the
Hesiod libraries installed in.
If your site has a Kerberos 5 service, you can enable Kerberos 5 support
by adding the option "--with-krb5=KRBPREFIX" to the configure line,
where KRBPREFIX/include and KRBPREFIX/lib are the directories you
have the Kerberos libraries installed in.
If your site has a Kerberos 4 service, you can enable Kerberos 4 support
by adding the option "--with-krb4=KRBPREFIX" to the configure line,
where KRBPREFIX/include and KRBPREFIX/lib are the directories you
have the Kerberos libraries installed in. Note that this is
deprecated, and should only be enabled for transitions.
If you build with both krb5 and krb4, you will get a client that only
knows how to authenticate with krb5 servers, but a server that can
understand authentication from both krb4 and krb5 clients.
If you want/need a krb4 client, you have to build without krb5.
If you have a make which supports VPATH in a manner compatible with
GNU make, you can build in a separate directory. Simply invoke the
configure script from within the build directory and configure will
locate the source directory for you. (If that doesn't work for some
reason, you can also specify "--srcdir=SOURCEDIR" on the configuration
line.)
If configure can't properly find your X11 include or library
directories, add "--x-includes=INCDIR" and "--x-libraries=LIBDIR" to
the configure line. To build without X11 support, add "--without-x"
to the configure line.
If you have Hesiod and/or Kerberos installed such that you can't
specify a single prefix for both include files and libraries, set the
environment variables CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS to include the relevant
directories, and just configure with "--with-krb4" and
"--with-hesiod". For instance (for a csh-like shell):
setenv CPPFLAGS "-I/opt/athena/include"
setenv LDFLAGS "-I/opt/athena/arch/sparc/lib"
./configure --with-hesiod --with-krb4
make
make install
Although it's not necessary for Zephyr to function correctly, you
should add the following services to /etc/services if possible:
zephyr-clt 2103/udp # Zephyr serv-hm connection
zephyr-hm 2104/udp # Zephyr hostmanager
zephyr-hm-srv 2105/udp # Zephyr hm-serv connection
To learn how to use Zephyr, read the file USING and the man pages for
the various Zephyr programs. To learn how to operate a Zephyr
service, read the file OPERATING.
We have tried to make Zephyr as portable as is reasonably possible,
but have not taken into account every possible kind of system. If you
have any problems building or installing Zephyr according to these
instructions, please go to http://zephyr.1ts.org and open a ticket.
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