add
deb http://[debian|ubuntu].citadel.org/[debian|ubuntu]/[sid|sarge|sarge_bdb44|etch|lenny |breezy|gutsy|feisty|hardy] main
to your ”/etc/apt/sources.list” (choose the right value from the square bracket) so on a Debian Etch it would look like this:
deb http://debian.citadel.org/debian/ etch main
and then do
apt-get update apt-get install citadel-suite
in order to get all Citadel components installed at once and your MTA replaced by Citadel. Be sure to have a look at the Getting Started and some of its articles.
If you want a more fine-grained solution, or want to know which packages Citadel installs on your system, read on…
At the moment we have i386 and amd64 packages available here.
| Package name | Content |
|---|---|
| citadel-suite | Empty meta-package bringing all the packages below |
| citadel-common | Files common for all parts of the Citadel-System |
| citadel-server | The citadel server package. This will become the heart of your system. |
| citadel-webcit | This will install the web interface to citadel. You can install that on a different machine. But be sure to check the FAQ! |
| citadel-mta | This replaces the system MTA package and provides Sendmail (/usr/sbin/sendmail) |
| citadel-doc | Information about citadel… |
| citadel-client | The citadel command line client. If you prefer a bbs-like text interface, use this. |
| libical0[-dev] | The icalendar library needed by citadel |
| libsieve2[-dev] | Backport of the Debian libsieve package |
| libdb4.4[*] | Backport of the Berkeley DB 4.4 packages to Sarge |
add this line to your ”/etc/apt/sources.list”:
deb-src http://debian.citadel.org/source stable source "
then do:
apt-get update apt-get source libical0 cd libical0-0.26.6 fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage
if it complains about missing build dependencies, install them via “apt-get install”, and repeat the above step. Then do:
cd .. dpkg -i libical0*.deb apt-get source citadel-server cd citadel-<tab> "(to make it expand the version number)" fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage cd .. apt-get source webcit cd webcit-<tab> fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage"
Then install the “citadel-*” packages you need. You might not want to install the ”-mta” package, if you want to stay with another mail transport agent.
Note: don't be alarmed by circular links, they're here to enable apt find its way to the files.