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OpenSim .deb packages
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Update 2009-05-16
Packages for release 0.6.4 and SVN rev 9395 are the last I will be
building with Mono 1.2.6, the default in Ubuntu Hardy (8.04). The
stock Hardy Mono packages have some problems building recent OpenSim
revs, so now that Jaunty (9.04) is out with Mono 2.0.1 out-of-the-box
I will be building these OpenSim packages with Mono 2.0.1 going
forward. You'll have a better experience running OpenSim on Mono 2.x
anyway, so this is a good thing. But I don't have time right now to
test newer OpenSim packages with the older Mono versions included with
Hardy (8.04), Intrepid (8.10), and Debian lenny (5.0).
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These are packages I (coyled) created and use to run an assortment of
regions in OSGrid (though there's nothing OSGrid-specific in these
packages). You're welcome to use, but please back up your OpenSim.ini,
*.xml, *.db, and other important files before installing, just in
case. But I use these packages on a regular basis, and they work fine
for me.
Here you'll find repositories of three different flavors:
"releases"
-- official versioned releases (e.g. 0.6.3)
"testing"
-- the SVN revision number which is "recommended" for OSGrid
region admins each week during the OpenSim developer office
hours on Wright Plaza
"unstable"
-- an SVN revision number close to HEAD, usually no more than
a couple days old
-- this may contain untested changes and/or breakage
For Debian users, depending on which repository you choose above, add
one of:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim releases modules
or:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim testing modules
or:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/debian opensim unstable modules
to your /etc/apt/sources.list .
For Ubuntu users, depending on which repository you choose above, add
one of:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim releases modules
or:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim testing modules
or:
deb http://pkg.knifejaw.com/ubuntu opensim unstable modules
to your /etc/apt/sources.list .
Then run:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install opensimulator
OpenSim will be installed in /usr/lib/opensim , logs will appear in
/var/log/opensim , and it'll create an opensim user & group. It
doesn't install any start/stop scripts, as people tend to have
different preferences on how to do that.
-Dave Coyle
coyle /at/ knifejaw \dot\ com