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author Stu Tomlinson <stu@nosnilmot.com>
date Sun, 10 Jun 2007 01:46:31 +0000
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1 SILC Purple Plugin 1 SILC Purple Plugin
2 ================== 2 ==================
3 3
4 This is the Purple protocol plugin of the protocol called Secure Internet 4 This is the Purple protocol plugin of the protocol called Secure Internet
5 Live Conferencing (SILC). The implementation will use the SILC Toolkit, 5 Live Conferencing (SILC). The implementation will use the SILC Toolkit,
6 freely available from the http://silcnet.org/ site, for the actual SILC 6 freely available from the http://silcnet.org/ site, for the actual SILC
7 protocol implementation. 7 protocol implementation.
8 8
9 To include SILC into Purple, one needs to first compile and install 9 To include SILC into Purple, one needs to first compile and install
10 the SILC Toolkit. It is done as follows: 10 the SILC Toolkit. It is done as follows:
11 11
12 ./configure --enable-shared 12 ./configure
13 make 13 make
14 make install 14 make install
15 15
16 This will compile shared libraries of the SILC Toolkit. If the --prefix 16 This will compile shared libraries of the SILC Toolkit. If the --prefix
17 is not given to ./configure, the binaries are installed into the 17 is not given to ./configure, the binaries are installed into the
18 /usr/local/silc directory. 18 /usr/local/silc directory.
19 19
20 Once the Toolkit is installed one needs to tell Purple's ./configure 20 Once the Toolkit is installed one needs to tell Purple's ./configure
21 script where the SILC Toolkit is located. It is done as simply as: 21 script where the SILC Toolkit is located. It is done as simply as:
22 22