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| How to install StackMan Terminal Edition |
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| 1. Create a new Linux user, for example |
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| sudo useradd stamuser |
| sudo groupadd stamuser |
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| 2. Copy the stam program archive to the user's folder and unpack it |
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| su stamuser |
| cd ~ |
| tar -xvf stackmanager_linux.tar.gz |
| sudo chown -r stamuser:stamuser ~stamuser/stam |
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| 3. Optional: If you want to avoid direct shell access, you make stam the default shell. For example, the user's entry in /etc/passwd could look like this: |
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| stamuser:x:1002:1004:StackMan Terminal Edition,,,:/home/stamuser:/home/stamuser/stam/stam |
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| 4. Create a MySQL database (and users) and import the following SQL dump: |
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| stam_entries.sql |
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| 5. Copy the default configuration file to the home directory of the user and edit it (add the MySQL data). |
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| Method 1: |
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| su stamuser |
| cp ~/stam/defaults/.stam_config ~ |
| nano ~/.stam_config |
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| Method 2: |
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| su stamuser |
| ~/stam/write_stam_config |
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| 6. Copy the nanorc file (for syntax highlighting) and, if necessary correct the path to stam.nanorc to the absolute path of your user: |
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| su stamuser |
| cp ~/stam/nanorc/.nanorc ~ |
| rnano ~/.nanorc |
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| You can test the syntax highlight with this command: |
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| nano ~/stam/nanorc/test.stam |
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| 7. Optional: If you want to create a live-backup on a external media (e.g. floppy disk or USB flash drive), you can create a symlink for the second history file |
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| sudo mkdir /mnt/fdd |
| sudo mount -o umask=0000,gid=1004,uid=1002 /dev/sda /mnt/fdd |
| su stamuser |
| touch /mnt/fdd/stam_history |
| ln -s /mnt/fdd/stam_history ~/.stam_history_mir |
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| Additional notes: |
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| - If you want to run *.stam scripts, you have to correct the shebang to the correct location of the stam executable (#!/.../stam), and make the files executable (chmod +x test.stam) |
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| - You can begin with running ~/stam/stam and enter "-help" to view all available commands. |