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Use the following links to retrieve the most recent code.

To get the Antigone code, please email us so that we may confirm that you are a U.S. citizen and are using it for non-commercial purposes.

Status	Version	Description
alpha	2.0.10	latest code. New features are put here.
beta	2.0.9	frozen except for bug fixes
release	2.0.8	most stable code

You may also get the source via cvs if you have a University of Michigan DCO account within the EECS department. For example, to get antigone-2.0.10 via cvs, perform the following steps:

• Set the CVSROOT environment variable (often done in your login shell). For sh this is:

    CVSROOT=:ext:myloginid@flock.eecs.umich.edu:/y/antigone/cvs

• Set up secure access via ssh. If this is not set up, then the password you use for CVS will be sent in the clear over the network. An eavesdropping attacker could then use your password. This is also usually done in your login shell.

  The first step is to create a script called cvsssh . For the sake of example we will assume that it is in /usr/bin . It should containing the following:

    ssh $1 $2 $3 /opt/gnu/bin/cvs server

• Next, set up the following environment variable to point to it:

    CVS_RSH=/usr/bin/cvsssh
    export CVS_RSH

• Make the script executable:

    chmod 755 $CVS_RSH

• Finally, check out the code:

    cvs checkout antigone-2.0.10

Give your password when prompted. A directory named antigone-2.0.10 will be created in your current directory with a complete source tree.

IMPORTANT: Some parts of the Antigone web site are restricted. See the web page on licensing if you are interested in access to all code.

If you have downloaded a program in tar (*.tar) or compressed tar (*.tgz), then you need to unpack it on your system.

The following examples show how to unpack a tar and tgz file located in the /tmp directory and put the result in your home directory:

    % cd
    % tar xf /tmp/antigone-2.0.10.tar 

or for a compressed tar (*.tgz) file:

    % cd
    % gunzip -dc /tmp/antigone-2.0.10.tgz | tar xf -

Both examples create a directory within your home directory named antigone-2.0.10.

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Factotem Inc, Antigone Version 2.0.10, Nov 18, 2002