Popfile is available as an official Debian package. Open the following link to get more details about it.
http://packages.debian.org/popfile
The package can be installed as any other Debian package:
If you need Japanese support, you may have to install Kakasi modules:
You will be asked to supply some configuration values. If you accept all the default values you will end up with:
Note that default ports have been changed to avoid crashes with other daemon.
When the installation finishes Popfile will be started. You can immediately point your browser to http://localhost:7070 and continue with the configuration. Popfile will run as a regular daemon, starting and stopping automatically when the system goes up or down.
Information specific to the package can be found in:
Due to the nature of the Debian project you might not get the latest version of Popfile if your apt is configured to only use the stable distribution. If you wish to use the latest version download the deb package from its info page and install it manually:
If you wish to benefit from automatic updates in this case you will need to setup a mixed system. Read Debian's APT HOWTO, specifically the part about mixed systems.
The Popfile package is not part of the stable Woody distribution. So you can't \ “apt-get” popfile if you are only using stable sources. Download the package from \ its info page and use “dpkg” to install it manually, or point your apt to \ testing/unstable sources.
Since the maintainer of POPFile package for Debian has not been active, we've built our original package. These are semi-official packages of POPFile.
These packages are signed by me (naoki iimura). You can get my public key from here. To download the key directly, please click here.
To comply with the Debian Policy Popfile will be split into the following directories on your system:
The daemon will run with user popfile and group popfile.
Should you find anything in the documentation that is incomplete, unclear, outdated or just plain wrong, please let us know and leave a note in the Documentation Forum.