Maria Milosavljevic writes:
> I just tried to download the latest version of grok, but
> I unzip only 1 file: grok-0.5.5-src - why is there only
> one file & how do I install it??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Maria
The file you downloaded would have been originally named
grok-0.5.5-src.tgz. ".tgz" is actually a shortened suffix for
".tar.gz", and if you use a program such as gunzip, it should work as
follows:
> gunzip grok-0.5.5-src.tgz
> ls
grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> tar xvf grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> ls
grok/ grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> cd grok
> ls
AUTHORS LICENSE README build.sh docs/ samples/
CHANGES META-INF/ TODO build.xml lib/ src/
I'm assuming a Unix based system, but I'm pretty sure that Windows
based zipping software can handle tars and gzs as well.
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Maria Milosavljevic writes:
> I just tried to download the latest version of grok, but
> I unzip only 1 file: grok-0.5.5-src - why is there only
> one file & how do I install it??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Maria
The file you downloaded would have been originally named
grok-0.5.5-src.tgz. ".tgz" is actually a shortened suffix for
".tar.gz", and if you use a program such as gunzip, it should work as
follows:
> gunzip grok-0.5.5-src.tgz
> ls
grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> tar xvf grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> ls
grok/ grok-0.5.5-src.tar
> cd grok
> ls
AUTHORS LICENSE README build.sh docs/ samples/
CHANGES META-INF/ TODO build.xml lib/ src/
I'm assuming a Unix based system, but I'm pretty sure that Windows
based zipping software can handle tars and gzs as well.