2 PUBLIC
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3 "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
4 <html xmlns=
"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang=
"en" xml:
lang=
"en">
6 <title>Gajim - Read Me
</title>
7 <meta http-equiv=
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"text/html; charset=utf-8" />
11 <h1>Gajim Read Me
</h1>
13 <p>Welcome to Gajim and thank you for trying out our client.
</p>
15 <h2>Runtime Requirements
</h2>
17 <li>python2.5 or higher
</li>
18 <li>pygtk2.16 or higher
</li>
19 <li>pysqlite2 (if you have python
2.5, you already have this)
</li>
22 <h2>Optional Runtime Requirements
</h2>
24 <li><a href=
"http://pyopenssl.sourceforge.net/">PyOpenSSL
</a> (python-pyopenssl package in Debian) (
>=
0.9) for
<em>secure
</em> SSL/TLS. Python's default SSL is insecure, so this package is highly recommended!
</li>
25 <li>python-crypto to enable End to end encryption
</li>
26 <li>For idle module, libxss library
</li>
27 <li>For zeroconf (bonjour), the
"enable link-local messaging" checkbox, you need dbus-glib, python-avahi
</li>
28 <li>dnsutils (or whatever package provides the nslookup binary) for SRV support
</li>
29 <li>gtkspell and aspell-LANG where lang is your locale eg. en, fr etc
</li>
30 <li>gnome-python-desktop (for GnomeKeyring support as password storage)
</li>
31 <li>kwalletcli (for support of KDE Wallet as password storage)
</li>
32 <li>notification-daemon or notify-python (and D-Bus) to get cooler popups
</li>
33 <li>D-Bus running to have gajim-remote working. Some distributions split dbus-x11, which is needed for dbus to work with Gajim. Version
>=
0.80 is required.
</li>
34 <li>python-dbus bindings (
>=
0.81)
</li>
35 <li>python-kerberos to use GSSAPI authentification. Note: version1.1 or higher is required
</li>
38 <p>Some distributions also split too much python standard library. I know SUSE does. In such distros you also need python-xml the xml lib that *comes* with python and not pyxml or whatever.
</p>
40 <h2>Compile-time Requirements
</h2>
42 <li>intltool (
>=
0.40.1)
</li>
45 <p><strong>NOTE:
</strong> If you still have problems compiling, you may want to try removing the gtk1 series of the above dependencies.
</p>
47 <h2>Installation Procedure
</h2>
49 <li>tar jxvf gajim-version.tar.bz2
</li>
52 <li>make (builds translations)
</li>
53 <li>su -c make install
</li>
56 <p>To specify where to install do:
</p>
58 ./configure --prefix=custom_path
61 <h2>Running Gajim
</h2>
62 <p>Just do
<em>gajim
</em> or you can run Gajim from your GNOME/Xfce/KDE/whatever menus.
<br/><br/>
63 or if you use hg version and you didn't 'make install' you can also run from gajim folder with
<em>./launch.sh
</em></p>
65 <h3>Note for hg users
</h3>
66 <p>You will need GNU autotools in order to install Gajim from svn. This includes:
</p>
68 <li>automake
>=
1.8 </li>
69 <li>autoconf
>=
2.59 </li>
71 <li>intltool-
0.40.1 </li>
72 <li>pkgconfig
>=
0.19</li>
74 <p>steps to compile gajim:
</p>
80 <p>Alternatively, if you don't want to install all these packages, you can get a nightly snapshot from
<a href=
"http://www.gajim.org/downloads/snap/">here
</a> and procede as usual:
</p>
85 <h2>Uninstallation Procedure
</h2>
89 <p>this will try to remove Gajim from the default directories.
90 If you want to remove it from custom directory provide it as:
93 ./configure --prefix=custom_path
97 <h2>Miscellaneous
</h2>
98 <h3>XML
& Debugging
</h3>
99 <p>If you want to see the xml stanzas and/or help us debugging
100 you're advised to enable verbose via advanced configuration window.
101 If you don't want to make this permanent, execute gajim with --verbose
102 everytime you want to have verbose output.
</p>
105 <p>FAQ can be found at
<a href=
"http://trac.gajim.org/wiki/GajimFaq">http://trac.gajim.org/wiki/GajimFaq
</a><br/>
106 Wiki can be found at
<a href=
"http://trac.gajim.org/wiki">http://trac.gajim.org/wiki
</a></p>
109 <p>That is all,
<strong>enjoy!
</strong></p>
117 http://gajim.org
<br/>
122 We use original art and parts of sounds and other art from Psi, Gossip,
123 Gnomebaker, Gaim and some icons from various gnome-icons
124 (mostly Dropline Etiquette) we found at art.gnome.org
125 If you think we're violating a license please inform us. Thank you.
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