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You can build package files for Debian based distributions (including Ubuntu)
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by running the standard build commands:
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# Install build dependencies
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i="$(dpkg-checkbuilddeps 2>&1 | sed -e 's/.*dependencies: //;t;d')"
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[ -n "$i" ] && sudo apt-get install $i
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# Build package files
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dpkg-buildpackage
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These commands replace "./configure" and "make", which you would run on
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non-Debian systems.
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If you have a very old Debian system, you might have to use "fakeroot
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dpkg-buildpackage", instead of just "dpkg-buildpackage".
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If you want HTTPS support, and if you want the ability to run "shellinaboxd"
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as a non-privileged user, you should now install these run-time libraries:
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sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8 libpam0g openssl
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Running "dpkg-buildpackage" puts package files into your parent directory.
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You can install them with:
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sudo dpkg -i ../shellinabox_*.deb
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You can now connect to your new shell at:
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http://localhost:4200
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In contrast to installation by "make install", this package file creates
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files that are managed by the system tools. This allows it to install
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configuration files in "/etc" and to automatically start the daemon.
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You can configure the daemon process by editing "/etc/default/shellinabox".
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You can also provide SSL certificates for your site by installing them in
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"/var/lib/shellinabox". By default, the system will install self-signed
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certificates for you. These certificates are likely to raise warnings when
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you point your browser to the site.
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At the very least, you need a file called "certificate.pem" that includes
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both the private key and the public certificate in PEM (i.e. ASCII) format.
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Additionally, you should create files for each of the publically visible
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hostnames that your machine has. These are named "certificate-${FQDN}.pem".
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You probably also want "certificate-localhost.pem".
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After you make any configuration changes, you need to restart the daemon by
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running:
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sudo /etc/init.d/shellinabox restart
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If you want to know which files were installed by the package, run
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dpkg -L shellinabox
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If you want to uninstall it again, run:
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sudo apt-get remove shellinabox
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For all other administrative tasks, refer to the documentation that came
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with your system.
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