Setting up the ARM4FS development environment - Revision history

Henryk: /* Bootstrapping */

2006-06-06T10:57:21Z

Bootstrapping

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:57, 6 June 2006
Line 17:		Line 17:
	# <code>cd sns-rs</code>		# <code>cd sns-rs</code>
	# <code>./reputation-provider.py 4444</code>		# <code>./reputation-provider.py 4444</code>
			Hint: If you don't have the Reputation System in a runnable state, but want to try the Anonymization Layer anyway, use
			while (echo "0" \| nc -l -p 4444); do echo "."; done
			as a fake Reputation System for now.

	Set up the database tables and create the first user. In another window:		Set up the database tables and create the first user. In another window:

Henryk: Crypto to M2Crypto move

2006-06-06T10:55:48Z

Crypto to M2Crypto move

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:55, 6 June 2006
Line 5:		Line 5:
	which will get you an <code>arm4fs</code> directory with two subdirectories: <code>sns-al</code> (the Anonymization Layer Server and Client) and <code>sns-rs</code> (the Reputation System). To run the programs at least Python 2.3 and some additional libraries are required:		which will get you an <code>arm4fs</code> directory with two subdirectories: <code>sns-al</code> (the Anonymization Layer Server and Client) and <code>sns-rs</code> (the Reputation System). To run the programs at least Python 2.3 and some additional libraries are required:
	; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)		; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)
	; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), ~~pycrypto~~ ~~(Debian:~~ ~~<code>python-crypto</code>,~~ ~~Gentoo:~~ ~~<code>pycrypto<~~/~~code>)~~, SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)		; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), a recent SVN version of [http://sandbox.rulemaker.net/ngps/m2/ M2Crypto], SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)

	In short:		In short:
	; Debian : <code>apt-get install python-numarray python-pyopenssl ~~python-crypto~~ python-sqlobject python-sqlite</code>		; Debian : <code>apt-get install python-numarray python-pyopenssl python-sqlobject python-sqlite</code>
	; Gentoo : <code>echo "dev-python/sqlobject sqlite" >> /etc/portage/package.use</code><br/><code>emerge -avt numarray pyopenssl ~~pycrypto~~ sqlobject</code>		; Gentoo : <code>echo "dev-python/sqlobject sqlite" >> /etc/portage/package.use</code><br/><code>emerge -avt numarray pyopenssl sqlobject</code>

			Then: Check out [http://sandbox.rulemaker.net/ngps/m2/ M2Crypto] from their SVN and install it.

	== Bootstrapping ==		== Bootstrapping ==

Henryk: short install

2006-05-16T12:16:47Z

short install

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:16, 16 May 2006
Line 6:		Line 6:
	; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)		; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)
	; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), pycrypto (Debian: <code>python-crypto</code>, Gentoo: <code>pycrypto</code>), SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)		; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), pycrypto (Debian: <code>python-crypto</code>, Gentoo: <code>pycrypto</code>), SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)

			In short:
			; Debian : <code>apt-get install python-numarray python-pyopenssl python-crypto python-sqlobject python-sqlite</code>
			; Gentoo : <code>echo "dev-python/sqlobject sqlite" >> /etc/portage/package.use</code><br/><code>emerge -avt numarray pyopenssl pycrypto sqlobject</code>

	== Bootstrapping ==		== Bootstrapping ==

Henryk: /* Bootstrapping / and / Starting */

2006-05-16T12:12:05Z

Bootstrapping: and Starting

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 The ARM4FS proof of concept programs are written in Python and kept in a SVN repository. You can check them out with
  svn checkout svn://brn-svn.sar.informatik.hu-berlin.de/arm4sns/arm4fs
-which will get you an <code>arm4fs</code> directory with two subdirectories: <code>sns-al</code> (the Anonymization Layer Server and Client) and <code>sns-rs</code> (the Reputation System). To run the programs at least Python 2.3 and some additional libraries are needed:
+which will get you an <code>arm4fs</code> directory with two subdirectories: <code>sns-al</code> (the Anonymization Layer Server and Client) and <code>sns-rs</code> (the Reputation System). To run the programs at least Python 2.3 and some additional libraries are required:
 ; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)
 ; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), pycrypto (Debian: <code>python-crypto</code>, Gentoo: <code>pycrypto</code>), SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)

Henryk at 12:03, 16 May 2006

2006-05-16T12:03:31Z

New page

[[Category:ARM4FS]]

The ARM4FS proof of concept programs are written in Python and kept in a SVN repository. You can check them out with
svn checkout svn://brn-svn.sar.informatik.hu-berlin.de/arm4sns/arm4fs
which will get you an <code>arm4fs</code> directory with two subdirectories: <code>sns-al</code> (the Anonymization Layer Server and Client) and <code>sns-rs</code> (the Reputation System). To run the programs at least Python 2.3 and some additional libraries are needed:
; <code>sns-rs</code> : You need numarray (package <code>python-numarray</code> under Debian, <code>numarray</code> under Gentoo)
; <code>sns-al</code> : You need pyopenssl (Debian: <code>python-pyopenssl</code>, Gentoo: <code>pyopenssl</code>), pycrypto (Debian: <code>python-crypto</code>, Gentoo: <code>pycrypto</code>), SQLObject (Debian: <code>python-sqlobject</code>, Gentoo: <code>sqlobject</code>), sqlite (Debian: <code>python-sqlite</code>, Gentoo: <code>pysqlite</code> but it suffices to have the <code>sqlite</code> USE flag set when emerging <code>sqlobject</code>)

Setting up the ARM4FS development environment - Revision history

Henryk: /* Bootstrapping */

Henryk: Crypto to M2Crypto move

Henryk: short install

Henryk: /* Bootstrapping */ and /* Starting */

Henryk at 12:03, 16 May 2006

Henryk: /* Bootstrapping / and / Starting */