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Read that, follow it, follow the links provided in it, and you should be able to get it set up relatively easily.
That said, again, Acid's right. Delete Limey. The pain you go through setting it up isn't worth it in the end. Gtk-gnutella is just as good.
To install that program (yes a search would have revealed the answer, and in the future please use that excellent feature):
(All in the command line)
tar xvzf filename.tar.gz
cd filename.tar.gz
./configure
make
make install
gtk-gnutella
Each of those steps should complete without errors, and you should do this as root.
No problem, glad I/we could help. And glad you are willing to use the search feature, it's probably going to be better than a google.com/linux search a lot of the time
"cd filename.tar.gz" i'm sure we can spot the obiovus mistake here.
jim, what returned a message? there's like 7 different command there..!!! try reading the first link in my siganture, it's a superb guide to asking useful questions.
master & acid,
i got stuck at your first step itself
i logged in as root , and typed this
tar xvzf gtk-gnutella-0.90.tar.gz
and this is the error message that i got
tar (child) : tar xvzf gtk-gnutella-0.90.tar.gz: Cannot open: no such file or directory
tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now
tar child returned status 2
tar Error exit delayed from previous errors
as i told you i am an absolute beginner. I don't even know the basics. Please help me.
ok, so you downloaded the file to a different directory.. where did youput it? cd to that directory and start from there. maybe buying a linux book would be good? try.... http://thirtythreeandathird.net/redh...eashed.tar.bz2
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