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Fix INSTALL.md formatting issues
Prabhakar Gupta authored on 2020/03/30 21:43:09Showing 1 changed files
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@@ -22,15 +22,16 @@ S3cmd is distributed in two formats: |
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Installation of Brew package |
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- brew install s3cmd |
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+``` |
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+brew install s3cmd |
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+``` |
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Installation of RPM package |
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As user "root" run: |
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- rpm -ivh s3cmd-X.Y.Z.noarch.rpm |
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+``` |
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+rpm -ivh s3cmd-X.Y.Z.noarch.rpm |
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+``` |
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where X.Y.Z is the most recent s3cmd release version. |
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You may be informed about missing dependencies |
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S3cmd can be installed from the PyPA using PIP (the recommended tool for PyPA). |
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-1) Confirm you have PIP installed. PIP home page is here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pip |
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- Example install on a RHEL yum based machine |
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- sudo yum install python-pip |
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+1) Confirm you have PIP installed. PIP home page is here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pip. Example install on a RHEL yum based machine |
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+``` |
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+sudo yum install python-pip |
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+``` |
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2) Install with pip |
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- sudo pip install s3cmd |
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+``` |
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+sudo pip install s3cmd |
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+``` |
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Installation from zip file |
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3) The cleanest and most recommended approach is to unzip the |
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package and then just run: |
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- python setup.py install |
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+ `python setup.py install` |
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You will however need Python "distutils" module for this to |
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work. It is often part of the core python package (e.g. in |
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OpenSuse Python 2.5 package) or it can be installed using your |
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package manager, e.g. in Debian use |
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- apt-get install python-setuptools |
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+ `apt-get install python-setuptools` |
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Again, consult your distribution documentation on how to |
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find out the actual package name and how to install it then. |
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Note that on Linux, if you are not "root" already, you may |
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need to run: |
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- sudo python setup.py install |
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+ `sudo python setup.py install` |
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instead. |
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@@ -103,9 +107,8 @@ Where to get help |
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If in doubt, or if something doesn't work as expected, |
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get back to us via mailing list: |
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+``` |
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+s3tools-general@lists.sourceforge.net |
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+``` |
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- s3tools-general@lists.sourceforge.net |
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-or visit the S3cmd / S3tools homepage at: |
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- http://s3tools.org |
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+or visit the S3cmd / S3tools homepage at: [http://s3tools.org](http://s3tools.org) |