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Using a self-compiled Mix executable on Linux/UNIX
There are several ways to get the Mix source code.
You always get up-to-date sources from the official AN.ON websites:
http://www.anon-online.de
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de
The first quoted URL is the official one registered to the AN.ON project. The
second is the host where AN.ON is hosted since it's beginning days. This may some
day change. The first URL will always work.
On the website you will find a section 'Developer'. This is the right place
to start.
Code snapshots
In the developer section you can find some download links which lead to archives in the
.tgz format which are generated automatically each night from the present CVS sourcecode.
You can download them with your browser and unpack them to any directory.
This is the direct link to the Mix source code:
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/develop/mix.src.tgz
Download the archive to your home directory. Now unpack the archive.
Unpacking will automatically generate a directory with same name as the archive.
The following command will unpack the Mix source code into ./proxytest
tar xzvf proxytest.tgz
Developer CVS
Another possibility to get the source code is the CVS server which is used for coordinating
the development process of AN.ON. There you will find the most up to date version.
We assume that you have just a command line version of a Linux CVS client in your console.
If you prefer to use a graphical client you have to configure it yourself. In the following
instructions I presume that you have a bash shell installed. First login as the new creates
user 'mix'. To download the sources of the Mix server you u have to follow this:
cd /~
mkdir mixsrc
cd mixsrc
export CVSROOT=":pserver:anonymous@cvs.inf.tu-dresden.de:/home/sk13/cvssource"
cvs checkout proxytest
It may take a minute or two and than you should have the source code in the directory you have
created before. Having downloaded the code you are ready now to compile the sources and install
the binaries on your system.
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