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Howto: running PRIVOXY and other debian arm binaries
Recently I needed PRIVOXY badly and got the unported debian ARM binary to run on the 770, using bits and pieces of info from the maemo wiki and the ITT forums.
I summed it up in a somewhat lenghty entry in the Wiki : http://www.internettablettalk.com/wi...unning_PRIVOXY It can also serve as a template to install other (non-GUI) apps in a similar way. Enjoy, fp |
hi fp,
i just tried it. but it is not working... :( after Code:
sudo gainroot Code:
error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory thanks rachid |
Sorry, my bad ! I cut'n'pasted too hastily and selected a "dev" version by mistake.
Try it with : ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/mai....4-1.1_arm.deb I have corrected the Wiki page. Thanks for the feedback, let me know if this works better... fp |
now it's working!
(first i had to touch /var/log/privoxy/jarfile and chmod a+rw jarfile) |
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Suppose one wanted to install under /var/lib/install as other stuff is: would I work just to chroot before using dpkg -X ? And would that also update dpkg's database of installed packages correctly? Regards, Neil |
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dpkg -X package.deb /var/lib/install Quote:
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I would strongly recommend some changes in the Privoxy main config (in /etc/privoxy/config) - for instance, commenting out all DEBUG lines to turn off all logging. The last thing one needs is an ever-growing log on a 770, I'd think.
Also, I would presume that the buffer-limit setting should be made smaller than the default of 4MB per thread, but I haven't had time to experiment myself yet to see how it runs on the 770. Otherwise two thumbs up for the Wiki page, I thought I'd weep for joy when I saw installations for setting up Privoxy. I just can't surf without it anymore, and one doesn't want ads cluttering up what little space there is on a pocket device like the 770. :) I added to the great wiki page above with some info I found out as I was installing Privoxy myself. May be worth a look for people who want Privoxy to run all the time (like me.) PS. dpkg -X just blindly extracts the files to where they should go. To my knowledge there is no way to "back out" of having done a dpkg -X beyond manually deleting or re-flashing the device of course. |
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