INSTALL

APACHE TRAFFIC SERVER UNIX QUICKSTART
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For complete installation documentation, see the on-line documentation at

    http://trafficserver.apache.org/docs

BUILD AND INSTALLATION
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Configure & Build from source:
    $ autoreconf -i  # generate the configure script and Makefile.in files

On Linux, OSX and FreeBSD:
    $ ./configure [--prefix=PREFIX]
    $ make

On OpenSolaris:
    $ ./configure [--prefix=PREFIX]
    $ gmake

To install:
    $ sudo make install

* Replace PREFIX with the filesystem path under which Traffic Server
  should be installed.  Default PREFIX is "/usr/local" (without the
  quotes).

* If you want to build using different layout see the config.layout
  file for possible alternatives. You can create your own layout
  and enable it with ./configure --enable-layout=ID, where ID is
  the layout name you have created.

* The easiest way to find all of the configuration flags
  for Traffic Server is to run ./configure --help.

To build the examples in example directory use
    $ make examples

To installl the examples inside current layout libexecdir use the
    $ sudo make install-examples

By default the build will use the highest level of compiler
optimization. To alter this, specify your own optimizer flags at
configuration time:

    $ ./configure CXXFLAGS=-Os CFLAGS=-Os

INITIAL CONFIGURATION

Next set the cluster interface in 'records.config'. The network
interface name will vary depending on the host operating system.

For example:
    Linux: CONFIG proxy.config.cluster.ethernet_interface STRING eth0
    OS X: CONFIG proxy.config.cluster.ethernet_interface STRING en0
    FreeBSD: CONFIG proxy.config.cluster.ethernet_interface STRING em0
    OpenSolaris: CONFIG proxy.config.cluster.ethernet_interface STRING e1000g0

To start the Traffic Server process stack (TC, TM, TS):
    $ sudo PREFIX/bin/trafficserver start

INSTALLATION HELP

The Apache Traffic Server group cannot field user's installation
questions.  There are many valuable forums to help you get started.
Please refer your questions to the appropriate forum, such as the
Users Mailing List at

    http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TS/Traffic+Server

Thanks for using the Apache Traffic Server, version 3.

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             http://www.apache.org/