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http://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/NewInstallFromSource
NewInstallFromSource
Using the Source, Luke Updated Aug 22, 2011
Why Build From Source
To Build a Package, or make install ?
Building an RPM
Building a deb
Building clients
PEAR/CPAN/GEM/etc
Why Build From Source
Before you build from source, consider why? If you have a perfectly good package of a recent version, you're better off using that. That said:
wget http://memcached.org/latest
tar -zxvf memcached-1.x.x.tar.gz
cd memcached-1.x.x
./configure
make && make test
sudo make install
If you wish to build with SASL support, ensure the cyrus-sasl libraries are built and run ./configure --enable-sasl. See the SASLHowto for more information.
To Build a Package, or make install ?
If you're deploying memcached to more than one server, you probably really want to package it. That way you may have cleaner updates, easy uninstalls, easy re-installs, future installs, etc. make install is for developers and chumps.
Building an RPM
The memcached source tarball has contained a workable .spec file. To use it, create a build directory for RPM and compile memcached using the commands below. Do not run this as root, as tests will not pass.
echo "%_topdir /home/you/rpmbuild" >> ~/.rpmmacros
mkdir -p /home/you/rpmbuild/{SPECS,BUILD,SRPMS,RPMS,SOURCES}
wget http://memcached.org/latest
rpmbuild -ta memcached-1.x.x.tar.gz
You will need gcc and libevent-devel installed. (yum install gcc libevent libevent-devel)
Then install the RPM via a standard rpm -Uvh memcached-etc.rpm
Building a deb
TODO: this section
Building clients
Note that many clients depend on libmemcached. They either include it in their sources, or require an external build. You can follow the above practices for fetching and installing libmemcached as well.
PEAR/CPAN/GEM/etc
If you're building from source, especially remember that most major languages have distribution systems which make installation easy.
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