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[h1]Getting the h-client[/h1]
[p]You can download the client by typing the following command:[/p]
[code]svn co svn://svn.savannah.nongnu.org/h-client/trunk/h-client[/code]
[h1]Requirements[/h1]
[list]
[*] Python 2.6 or 2.7[/*]
[*] Distribute[/*]
[*] pyGTK[/*]
[*] pycurl[/*]
[/list]
[p](they would most likely be already installed). [/p]
[h2]Trisquel 4.5 users[/h2]
[p]Have to install python-setuptools in order to install the client:[/p]
[code]sudo aptitude install python-setuptools[/code]
[h2]Have a package built for you[/h2]
[p]Here's one liner I put together to build the package.[/p]
[code]cd ~/ && \
sudo apt-get install subversion checkinstall python-setuptools && \
svn co svn://svn.savannah.nongnu.org/h-client/trunk/h-client
cd h-client && \
version="0.$(svn log | grep r | cut -d ' ' -f1 | head -n1)" && \
sudo checkinstall --pakdir "$HOME/Desktop" --pkgname h-client \
--pkgversion "$version~svn" --backup=no --default python setup.py install && sudo ldconfig[/code]
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[h1]Installation[/h1]
[p]In order to install it type:[/p]
[code]python setup.py install --user[/code]
[p]and run it using:[/p]
[code]~/.local/bin/h-client[/code]
[p](or just h-client if added ~/.local/bin to PATH).[/p]
[h2]Notes[/h2]
[p]If you are using Trisquel 4.0 you have to comment the row starting with "pycurl" inside the file setup.py (see the below piece of code) and install pycurl by means of the package manager[/p]
[code]
install_requires=(
# "pygtk", # tries to get an old version
#"pycurl"
),
)
[/code]
[p]
If it does not work try to empty the following folder:[/p]
[code]~/.local/lib/python2.6/site-packages/[/code]
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