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| The easiest MIRC install ever. This will work best on a new install of Ubuntu Linux 10.04 (Lucid) Server
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| Add the required partner and custom repositories:
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| $ sudo add-apt-repository 'deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner'
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| $ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:timothy-john-phillips/mirc
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| $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:timothy-john-phillips/jai-imageio
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| $ sudo apt-get update
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| Install MIRC T36xi..
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| $ sudo apt-get -y install mirct36xi
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| You will be asked to agree to the terms and conditions of Sun Java. Agree to it all.
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| Reboot the machine:
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| $ sudo reboot
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| Point a web browswer at the IP address of your Ubuntu machine and you should see your new MIRC site.
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| ====Included features====
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| # Port 80 (default web port) rather than 8080
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| # Automatically starts at boot up and closes at shutdown.
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| # Includes 4 Storage Services. Easy to add more if needed.
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| # Java, JAI IO, and Tomcat all included.
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| I've made these repositories to simplify the installation of MIRC on Linux. It eliminates the fiddling with Java Image IO tools and Tomcat. I plan to update it with each release of MIRC.
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| Hope this helps someone.
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| Appreciate any feedback. - timothy.phillips@mh.org.au
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