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Subject: RE: [zeromq-dev] Releasing a zeromq client to many users
Hi Eric,
Thanks for the advice.
The 3 files you identify are held in /usr/local/lib on my machine.
I'll experiment with a release that includes only those.
Thanks
Alan
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You very much need to look into the lovely 'checkinstall' tool. It will
build a .deb for you, from your build environment, you can ship the .deb
along with your package.
On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 2:29 AM, Alan Ward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have developed a fairly simple zeromq client-server app us
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Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] Releasing a zeromq client to many users
Look in the makefile under the install section. There is a library
(libzmq.so.x.x.x) and a couple of symlinks (libzmq.so.x and libzmq.so).
Those three are all we needed to deploy z
Look in the makefile under the install section. There is a library
(libzmq.so.x.x.x) and a couple of symlinks (libzmq.so.x and libzmq.so).
Those three are all we needed to deploy zmq to a few servers. We built
them on a development server outside of our production environment.
I built a libzmq.
Hi,
I have developed a fairly simple zeromq client-server app using 3.2.2 on
Ubuntu 11.10.
I wish to distribute the client application to many end-points. Note that
they are ARM-based.
The Ubuntu apt package for zeromq is quite old.
The only way I have found of installing the client is to first i
