How do I download and install slavanap server for suse linux?
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How do I download and install slavanap server for suse linux?
Once I download slavanap from its original site of the internet what do i do from there to get it installed and going so i can use the program. is there some type of command or install wizard in which i can download software and install it easily?
the download site is slavanap.com then go under the download tab.. there is options to download for certain OP system... i clicked the linux version then downloaded it. but now i dont know what to do from there to get it up and running on my system. i believe its a tar.gz
I'm with you newbie! Its difficult to ask the right questions when you are totally new (like me). I find it unhelpful when people assume ANY degree of knowledge. The way you asked the question made it obvious to anyone with technical knowledge that you need an overview of the subject, or help in asking the right questions, rather than an antagonistic, condescending tone. Archtoad, sort it out.
Anyhow, I need to decompress a tar.bz2 file but dont know how.
Anyhow, I need to decompress a tar.bz2 file but dont know how.
Use "tar xjvf filename.tar.bz2". The options are as follows:
x - extract
v - verbose output (i.e. it shows you what it's doing)
j - "filter through bzip2", because the file is a bz2 archive
f - used to tell tar you want to use the specified filename.
See "man tar" for info about the other options you can use with tar.
thanks mark... i know they expect that we have a full base knowledge of the system. im completely new to linux and virtually know nothing about the system and how it works. if someone can just tell me the the steps in downloading and installing software on my computer would be very great.
We understand the concept of "knowing nothing", most of us started there, but we're not mindreaders, nor can we see your PC. Your question has to be quite specific, and if it's too simple, you are going to be referred to a howto.
Don't be so sensitive. Try to learn a little bit, even from "condescending" replies. Google "linux newbie" and try to grasp some of the very basic things on your own.
If you want to install a program from source (.tar files) don't start with something as complicated as a server.
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