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Dan O'Reilly
2009-02-03 21:21:40 -05:00
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INSTALL
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Installation of Wicd should be done using your distribution package if one
exists. If not, the installation is relatively straightforward, but there
are a few dependencies:
1. python (obviously)
2. pygtk
1. python (obviously) and pygtk
2. dbus and its glib and python bindings
3. a dhcp client (dhclient, dhcpcd, and pump are supported)
4. wireless-tools (iwlist, iwconfig, etcetera)
5. net-tools (ip, route, etcetera)
@@ -24,6 +24,10 @@ in Wicd will be placed. Pass "--help" as an option to the following command
for more information, otherwise run it as is to configure Wicd for installation.
python setup.py configure
Note that setup.py will try to determine if and where to install the autostart
desktop file for kde (either kde3 or kde4, but not both) and where to install
the sleep hook for pm-utils.
Finally, do the actual installation. This step will need to be done as
root or with sudo in most cases:
python setup.py install

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in/scripts=wicd-client.in
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BLUE=$(tput setaf 4)
NC=$(tput sgr0)
# check_firstrun()
if [ ! -d "~/.wicd" ]; then
mkdir -p "~/.wicd"
if [ ! -d "$HOME/.wicd" ]; then
mkdir -p "$HOME/.wicd"
fi
# Make sure the user knows WHEREAREMYFILES ;-)
if [ -e "%DOCDIR%WHEREAREMYFILES" ] && [ ! -L "~/.wicd/WHEREAREMYFILES" ]; then
ln -s "%DOCDIR%WHEREAREMYFILES" "~/.wicd/WHEREAREMYFILES"
if [ -e "%DOCDIR%WHEREAREMYFILES" ] && [ ! -L "$HOME/.wicd/WHEREAREMYFILES" ]; then
ln -s "%DOCDIR%WHEREAREMYFILES" "$HOME/.wicd/WHEREAREMYFILES"
fi
if [ "$DISPLAY" = "" ] && [ -x "%BIN%wicd-curses" ]; then
if [ ! -f "~/.wicd/CLIENT_CURSES_WARNING" ]; then
if [ ! -f "$HOME/.wicd/CLIENT_CURSES_WARNING" ]; then
printf "NOTICE: You do not have an X server active on this console, \n"
printf "so ${BOLD}${BLUE}wicd-curses${NC} will be started instead. \n"
printf "Please see the wicd-client and/or wicd-curses manual pages \n"
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ if [ "$DISPLAY" = "" ] && [ -x "%BIN%wicd-curses" ]; then
printf "Press enter to continue... \n"
read _junk
cat >> "~/.wicd/CLIENT_CURSES_WARNING" << EOF
cat >> "$HOME/.wicd/CLIENT_CURSES_WARNING" << EOF
The wicd-client script checks for the existence of this file to determine
whether it should warn the user before launching wicd-curses instead, in
the event of the gui client being launched outside of the X Window environment.