Tely in a temporary subdirectory, compiles the package and executes the After that,Ĭreates a tar archive with the requested version number, unpacks it immedia. Then execute './autogen.sh' and './configure'. If a new release should be created, first edit configure.ac and change theĪM_INIT_AUTOMAKE parameter to the new release version number. If you want to use 'make ' again, you need to run This removes all files produced by './configure' - which includes the If the './configure' command has been run at least once. Note: The 'Makefile' necessary for this operation is only available Scripts and adapt it to your particular system.ĥ) Information for future developers of atftpĪfter some work and compiling in the package sources, you can delete theįiles produced from the compilers by running If you absolutely need this on rpmīased distribution or on other systems, start with the Debian I'm not aware if any rpm basedĭistribution include init scripts. Theĭebian package automatically does that. You need to add the proper init script in you boot sequence. Server_args = /tftpboot # add other server argument as necessaryĤ.3) As a stand alone server from init.d scripts You can add needed option to atftpd as you which at the end of theĪdd this to the /etc/nf file, or create /etc/xinetd.d/tftp-udp file Tftp dgram udp wait nobody /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.tftpd /tftpboot

configure (this generate makefiles)Īdd this line to the /etc/nf file: autogen.sh (this generates the configure script) (this creates a clone of the git repository)Ĭd atftp (change into the newly created subdir) Su -c 'make install' (install files (default location is /usr) Used by the atftp client for better commandĪutomake (tested using version 1.7 and 1.8) Libpcre Optional if you want to perform file name Libwrap Optional if you need host access control. Or one provided by your distribution if any. The simplest way to install atftp is using either the Debian package

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