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38Once configured, do 38Once configured, do
39 39
40 make 40 make
41 41
42This will build the module. After this step you can optionally run 42This will build the module. After this step you can optionally run
43'make test' to test the package. 43'make test' to test the package.
44 44
45Finally, run the following command as root: 45Finally, run the following command as root:
46 46
47 make install 47 make install
48 48
49This package contains the 'magic' file for the file(1) utility. It is 49This package contains the 'magic' file for the file(1) utility - doc/magic.
50not installed by default, as its installation location differs 50It is not installed by default, as its installation location differs
51considerably between various distributions. See the documentation in 51considerably between various distributions. Usually, appending its content
52your distribution for detailed instructions. 52to /etc/magic will do the job:
53
54 cat doc/magic >> /etc/magic
55
56See the documentation in your distribution for detailed instructions.
53 57
54After properly installing this file, you will be able to use file(1) 58After properly installing this file, you will be able to use file(1)
55to briefly examine binary logs. For example: 59to briefly examine binary logs. For example:
56 60
57 $ file 10.log 61 $ file 10.log
58 10.log: NXC binary log file, version 1.0, format L3, 81004 records 62 10.log: NXC binary log file, version 1.0, format L3, 81004 records
59 63
60* Documentation 64* Documentation
61 65
62The following manual pages will be available after successful install: 66The following manual pages will be available after successful install:
63 67
64 vmod-binlog(3) 68 vmod-binlog(3)

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