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* copy the "dvd" directory on a DVD or USB stick | * copy the "dvd" directory on a DVD or USB stick | ||
At kiwix.org we have a PERL script to do that (and a few additional small things) quickly. If you are a PERL hacker you may [http://kiwix.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/kiwix/tools/scripts/buildDistributionFile.pl?view=markup have a look | At kiwix.org we have a PERL script to do that (and a few additional small things) quickly. If you are a PERL hacker you may [http://kiwix.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/kiwix/tools/scripts/buildDistributionFile.pl?view=markup have a look to it]. | ||
But, because kiwix-serve is less developed as kiwix, both still work a little bit differently. [[Kiwix-serve]] does not work with libraries, we still do not have implemented that. To run kiwix-serve, you simply need to have a ZIM file and a fulltext search index in option. To build the fulltext search index, you need the kiwix-index binary which is trivial to use. Currently, kiwix-serve only runs on GNU/Linux. If you have a permission issue, please open a port over 1024, otherwise, you will need root permission to run it. | But, because kiwix-serve is less developed as kiwix, both still work a little bit differently. [[Kiwix-serve]] does not work with libraries, we still do not have implemented that. To run kiwix-serve, you simply need to have a ZIM file and a fulltext search index in option. To build the fulltext search index, you need the kiwix-index binary which is trivial to use. Currently, kiwix-serve only runs on GNU/Linux. If you have a permission issue, please open a port over 1024, otherwise, you will need root permission to run it. | ||