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To see more detailed example for working with Linux installation, please visit InstallationLinux page. March 30, 2010, at 05:42 AM
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A good place to start is the Porcupine Installation Matrix. This matrix will help decide which downloads are needed, based on your system configuration. to:
A good place to start is the Downloads page. This page will help decide which downloads are needed, based on your system configuration. August 10, 2008, at 12:18 AM
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If you have downloaded the sources and you want to install Porcupine as an NT service use: python porcupinesvc.py install Changed lines 24-25 from:
NOTE: If the Porcupine service fails to start on Windows 2003, try installing it manually. Open a command window and go to the Porcupine installation directory. Then type the following: to:
NOTE: If the Porcupine service fails to start on Windows 2003 using the win32 installer, try installing it manually. Open a command window and go to the Porcupine installation directory. Then type the following: September 17, 2007, at 09:50 PM
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To run Porcupine as a daemon type: python ./porcupineserver.py daemon To stop the daemon type: python ./porcupineserver.py stop September 17, 2007, at 09:49 PM
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NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. to:
NOTE: If the Porcupine service fails to start on Windows 2003, try installing it manually. Open a command window and go to the Porcupine installation directory. Then type the following: porcupinesvc -remove
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To install Porcupine on Linux, download the source package, extract it and then from a shell window run: to:
To run Porcupine on Linux, download the source package, extract it and then from a shell window run: January 14, 2007, at 01:14 PM
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To install Porcupineserver on Linux, download the source package, extract it and then from a shell window run: python ./porcupineserver.py to:
To install Porcupine on Linux, download the source package, extract it and then from a shell window run: python ./porcupineserver.py January 09, 2007, at 08:18 PM
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To install Porcupineserver on Linux, download the source package, extract it and then from a shell window run: python ./porcupineserver.py December 24, 2006, at 12:06 AM
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NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See the IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. to:
NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. December 23, 2006, at 11:50 PM
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NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See the IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. to:
NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See the IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. December 23, 2006, at 11:50 PM
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If you need to upgrade to the latest version see the Porcupine Upgrade Instructions. to:
If you need to upgrade to the latest version see the Porcupine Upgrade Instructions. NOTE: It has been reported that the latest Porcupine binary installer experiences problems on Windows 2003. This is due to the run-time decompression attempted for the DLL files. See the IstallingPorcupineonWindows2003? for the proposed resolution. November 26, 2006, at 11:35 AM
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Installing Porcupine is a two-step process. First you need to install one of the available web connectors to your web server and then install Porcupine itself. To install the desired Porcupine web connector see InstallingPorcupineConnectors. November 25, 2006, at 11:40 PM
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If you need to uprade to the latest version see the Porcupine Upgrade Instructions. to:
If you need to upgrade to the latest version see the Porcupine Upgrade Instructions. July 03, 2006, at 06:06 PM
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A good place to start is the Porcupine Installation Matrix. This matrix will help decide which downloads are needed, based on your system configuration. to:
A good place to start is the Porcupine Installation Matrix. This matrix will help decide which downloads are needed, based on your system configuration. If you need to uprade to the latest version see the Porcupine Upgrade Instructions. November 13, 2005, at 06:12 PM
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