            Installation of iroffer mod Dinoex under Linux as a User

Installation Steps

    1. We change into the users HOME directory.
cd

    2. We create and an extra directory for iroffer.
mkdir iroffer
cd iroffer/

    3. Gettting the sources of the program.
wget http://iroffer.dinoex.net/iroffer-dinoex-snap.tar.gz

    4. Extract the sources.
tar -xvzf iroffer-dinoex-snap.tar.gz

    5. We configure the sources for our Linux version.
cd iroffer-dinoex-snap
./Configure -curl -geoip -ruby

    6. Should "Configure" report some errors, we have to retry after
       installing the missing packages.
       Sufficient under Debian:
sudo aptitude install make
sudo aptitude install gcc
sudo aptitude install libc-dev
sudo aptitude install libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo aptitude install libgeoip-dev
sudo aptitude install libssl-dev
sudo aptitude install ruby1.8-dev
sudo aptitude install ruby1.8
sudo aptitude install libruby-extras

    7. We build the program.
make

    8. Now we copy the program to the right place.
cp -p iroffer ..
cp *.html ..
cp -r htdocs ../

    9. We start with the "sample.config.
cp sample.config ../mybot.config
cd ..
chmod 600 mybot.config

   10. Only the bot needs to have write permissions here.
chmod 700 .

   11. We create a password for the admin-chat.
./iroffer -c mybot.config

   12. We add the directories to the configuration file "mybot.config".
       "adminhost" should be set to your hostmask. We activate the
       internal webserver. The directories for the files is added and we
       uses it also for uploads.
       mybot.config should include:
http_port 8000
http_dir htdocs
filedir /home/bot/files
uploaddir /home/bot/files

       (replace 'bot' with your own login)
   13. We create the directory for the files.
cd ..
mkdir files

       Here we can upload the files with FTP or with XDCC later.
   14. We create a startup script.
cd ..

       then
nano -w start-iroffer.sh

       then
vim start-iroffer.sh

       Here we add:
#!/bin/sh
cd /home/bot/iroffer
./iroffer -b /home/bot/iroffer/mybot.config

       (replace 'bot' with your own login)
   15. Make the script executeable.
chmod +x start-iroffer.sh

   16. Start.
sh start-iroffer.sh

       Now the bot should run and connect.
