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Linux
This document describes how to install oidc-agent on linux. To install oidc-agent on Windows or MacOS refer to the Windows documentation and MacOS documentation, respectively.
From Package
Please check if your distribution already includes oidc-agent. In this case installing is as simple as
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sudo apt-get install oidc-agent
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If your distribution does not include oidc-agent, packaged versions of oidc-agent are available for many different distros at https://repo.data.kit.edu
From Source
If you want to build oidc-agent from source you can do so.
Dependencies
Basic Dependencies
To be able to build oidc-agent, you need at least the following dependencies installed on your system:
- gcc
- make
- libsecret (libsecret-1-dev)
- libqrencode (libqrencode-dev)
- gtk3 (libgtk-3-dev)
- webkit2-gtk (libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev)
Debian/Ubuntu
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sudo apt-get install \
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libcurl4-openssl-dev \
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libsodium-dev \
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libmicrohttpd-dev \
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libsecret-1-dev \
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libqrencode-dev \
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libgtk-3-dev \
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libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev
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Additional Build Dependencies
oidc-agent can be installed easiest from package. So even when building from source it is recommended to build the package and install it.
Building the deb/rpm package might have additional dependencies.
- help2man
- check
- debhelper
- pkg-config
- perl
- sed
- fakeroot
- devscripts
Download oidc-agent
After installing the necessary dependencies, one has to obtain a copy of the source. Possible ways are:
- clone the git repository
Using git
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git clone https://github.com/indigo-dc/oidc-agent
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cd oidc-agent
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Using curl
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curl -L https://github.com/indigo-dc/oidc-agent/archive/master.tar.gz -o /tmp/oidc-agent-master.tar.gz
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tar xzf /tmp/oidc-agent-master.tar.gz
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cd oidc-agent
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Build and install oidc-agent
Building Binaries
The binaries can be build with
make. To build and install run:1
make
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sudo make install_lib
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sudo make install
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sudo make post_install
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This will:
- build the binaries
- create man pages
- install the binaries
- install the man pages
- install configuration files
- install bash completion
- install a custom scheme handler
- enable the linker to use the newly installed libraries
- update the desktop database to enable the custom scheme handler
If you want to install any of these files to another location you can pass a different path to make. E.g.
sudo make install BIN_PATH=/home/user will install the binaries in /home/user/bin instead of /usr/bin.One could also run only
make and manually copy the necessary files to another location and / or add the binaries' location to PATH. However, this is not recommend, because some files have to be placed at specific locations or additional configuration is needed. But it is also possible to install only a subset of all files, by calling the different make install_ rules. Available targets are:1
sudo make install_bin
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sudo make install_man
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sudo make install_conf
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sudo make install_bash
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sudo make install_scheme_handler
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sudo make install_xsession_script
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sudo make install_lib
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sudo make install_lib-dev
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