#include "customize.wml"
wml::Utils::template
#use wml::Utils::template
wml::Utils::menu
#use wml::Utils::menu" title="Marcel
wml::Utils::newframe
#use wml::Utils::newframe
wml::Utils::gettext
#use wml::Utils::gettext

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<frame title="PM2">
No yet filled. Go to this 
<a href="http://dept-info.labri.fr/~namyst/">old page</a> instead.
</frame>

<frame title="BitKeeper">
<p>
PM2 is managed with <a href="http://www.bitkeeper.com">BitKeeper</a>.
Members of the PM2 team need to use it to acces PM2 repository.
</p>

What is needed:
<ol>
<li> To install BitKeeper </li>
<li> To use bk-pm2-utils </li>
</ol>

<subframe title="Getting BitKeeper archive">
  <p>BitKeeper cannot be easily redistribuated. You need get the
  BitKeeper archive which can be found on the <a
  href="http://www.bitkeeper.com/Products.BK_Pro.Downloads.html">BitKeeper</a>
  website, for example. You need 
  to fill out the software download form in order to get instructions on 
  how to download BitKeeper.
  </p>


  <p>Depending weather you are a Debian administrator on your machine
  or not, the installation process differs (it is more automated for
  Debian users).
  </p>
</subframe>


<subframe title="Debian users">
  <p>
  You need to be root on a debian machine.
  </p>

  <p>
  Add the <a href="deb.html#sources">correct sources</a> in your
  /etc/apt/sources.list file if not already done. And then, type:
  </p>

  <pre>
  apt-get update
  apt-get install bk-installer bk-pm2-utils
  </pre>

  You can also be interested by the following packages:
  <pre>
  apt-get install bk-utils bk-el
  </pre>

  To finish the setup to access PM2 software,
  <b>read /usr/share/doc/bk-pm2-utils/README</b>.
</subframe>

<subframe title="Non debian users">
  <p>
  Use these instructions if you are not root or if you are not on a debian
  machine.
  </p>

  <p>Install BitKeeper software by executing the archive you
  previously got from BitKeeper.
  </p>

  <p>
  Various scripts and documentation can be found in the <a
  href="deb.html#bk-utils">bk-utils source package</a>. Get and
  extract the latest archive (<b>tar.gz</b> file <b>below</b> the binary
  packages). Use the file Makefile to install the software. The default
  installation directory is /usr/local/bin, to change it, call e.g.
  </p>
  <pre>
  make install-bk-utils prefix=$HOME/usr
  make install-bk-pm2-utils prefix=$HOME/usr
  </pre>
  <p>
  You need to install, at least, the <shell>bk_ssh</shell> and
  <shell>bk-pm2-keygen</shell> into your <shell>PATH</shell>.
  </p>

  <p>
  To finish the setup to access PM2 software,
  <b>read the doc/README file</b>.
  </p>
</subframe>

<subframe title="Other stuff">
  <p>On the <a href="deb.html">same page</a>, you can find various packages
  that are BitKeeper related. You can try it if you want.
  </p>

  <p>
  For example, the <a href="deb.html#bk-el">bk-el</a> package makes emacs
  BitKeeper aware.
  </p>
</subframe>

</frame>

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