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 ====== How to extract John the Ripper source code from tarballs ====== ====== How to extract John the Ripper source code from tarballs ======
  
-John the Ripper source code is distributed in the form of tarballs ([[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Tar_%28file_format%29|tar]] archives) compressed with either ​[[http://​www.gzip.org|gzip]] or [[http://​www.bzip.org|bzip2]]. ​ On a Unix-like system with [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​tar/​|GNU tar]] (or on [[http://​www.cygwin.com|Cygwin]] if you use Windows), please use the following command for gzip-compressed tarballs:+John the Ripper source code is distributed in the form of tarballs ([[wp>Tar_(file_format)|tar]] archives) compressed with [[http://​www.gzip.org|gzip]], [[http://​tukaani.org/​xz/​|xz]], ​or (for older versions) ​[[http://​www.bzip.org|bzip2]]. On a [[wp>Unix-like|Unix-like]] ​system with [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​tar/​|GNU tar]] (or on [[http://​www.cygwin.com|Cygwin]] if you use Windows), please use the following command for gzip-compressed tarballs:
  
-''​tar xzvf john-VERSION.tar.gz''​+  ​tar xzvf john-VERSION.tar.gz
  
-(where VERSION is a John the Ripper version number, such as 1.7.2).  For bzip2-compressed tarballs use:+(where ​''​VERSION'' ​is a John the Ripper version number, such as 1.8.0). For xz-compressed tarballs use (note the uppercase "​J"​):
  
-''​tar xjvf john-VERSION.tar.bz2''​+  ​tar xJvf john-VERSION.tar.xz
  
-On some commercial Unices, you might need to download and install gzip or bzip2 on your own (perhaps from a pre-compiled freeware archive for your flavor of Unixand/or to use more complicated command-line syntax, such as:+For bzip2-compressed tarballs use (note the lowercase "​j"​):
  
-''​gzip -dc john-VERSION.tar.gz | tar xvf -''​+  tar xjvf john-VERSION.tar.bz2
  
-Please refer to man (manual) pages and texinfo documentation on [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​tar/​manual/​|tar]],​ [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​gzip/​manual/​|gzip]],​ and [[http://​www.bzip.org/​docs.html|bzip2]] for information on the command-line options.+On some commercial Unices, you might need to download and install gzip or xz or bzip2 on your own (perhaps from a pre-compiled freeware archive for your flavor of Unix) and/or to use more complicated command-line syntax, such as: 
 + 
 +  gzip -dc john-VERSION.tar.gz | tar xvf - 
 + 
 +Please refer to man (manual) pages, [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​texinfo/​|texinfo]] ​documentation, and/or web pages on [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​tar/​manual/​|tar]],​ [[http://​www.gnu.org/​software/​gzip/​manual/​|gzip]], [[http://​tukaani.org/​xz/​|xz]], and [[http://​www.bzip.org/​docs.html|bzip2]] for information on the command-line options.
  
 ====== How to apply John the Ripper source code patches ====== ====== How to apply John the Ripper source code patches ======
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 <​code>​ <​code>​
 cd john-VERSION cd john-VERSION
-zcat ../​john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff.gz | patch -p1 -Z+gzip -dc ../​john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff.gz | patch -p1
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-(where VERSION, WHAT, and REVISION are parts of the patch file name).+(where ​''​VERSION''​''​WHAT''​, and ''​REVISION'' ​are parts of the patch file name).
  
-Please note that you must not enter the "src" ​subdirectory prior to applying patches generated in accordance with [[:​how-to-make-patches|our conventions]].+Please note that you **must not enter the ''​src'' ​subdirectory** prior to applying patches generated in accordance with [[:​how-to-make-patches|our conventions]].
  
-You may omit the ''​-Z''​ option to ''​patch''​ if you don't intend to make source code changes of your own and to regenerate the patch for others to useas well as if you use a non-GNU ''​patch''​ program. ​ Also, if the ''​zcat''​ shortcut is missing, replace it with ''​gzip -dc''​. ​ The resulting command might be:+To apply an uncompressed ​patch, use:
  
-''​gzip ​-dc ../​john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff.gz | patch -p1''​+  patch -p1 < ../​john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff
  
-To apply an uncompressed patchuse:+The option is letter ''​p''​ followed by digit ''​1''​ (one)meaning to strip one leading directory name (the top-level directory for our source tree) from pathnames specified in the patch file. 
 + 
 +Please refer to the man (manual) page and/or texinfo documentation on your version of the ''​patch''​ program for information on the command-line options.
  
-''​patch -p1 -Z < ../john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff''​+Back to [[:john]].
  
-or without the ''​-Z''​ option (that is, not setting timestamps):​ 
  
-''​patch -p1 < ../​john-VERSION-WHAT-REVISION.diff''​ 
john/how-to-extract-tarballs-and-apply-patches.1209690020.txt · Last modified: 2008/05/02 03:00 by solar
 
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