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Holumbus-Storage: a distributed storage system

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Dependencies base (>=4 && <5), binary (>=0.4), bytestring (>=0.9), containers (>=0.1), directory (>=1.0), haskell98 (>=1), Holumbus-Distribution (>=0.0.1 && <0.2), hslogger (>=1.0), hxt (>=8.2), network (>=2.1), random (>=1.0), time (>=1.1), unix (>=2.3) [details]
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Copyright Copyright (c) 2010 Stefan Schmidt, Uwe Schmidt, Sebastian Reese
Author Uwe Schmidt, Stefan Schmidt
Maintainer Stefan Schmidt <sts@holumbus.org>
Category Distributed Computing
Home page http://holumbus.fh-wedel.de
Uploaded by StefanSchmidt at 2010-05-04T20:05:48Z
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Readme for Holumbus-Storage-0.1.0

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This is the Holumbus-Storage library

Version 0.1.0

Stefan Schmidt sts@holumbus.org

http://holumbus.fh-wedel.de

About
-----

Holumbus is a set of Haskell libraries. This package contains the 
Holumbus-Storage library for building and distributed storage systems.

This library depends on the Holumbus-Distribution library.


Contents
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Examples  Some example applications and utilities.
source    Source code of the Holumbus-Storage library.


Requirements
------------

So far, this library is only tested under Linux, please let us know, if there are 
any problems under Windows or other OSes.
The Holumbus-MapReduce library requires at least GHC 6.10 and the 
following packages (available via Hackage).

  containers
  hslogger
  directory
  network
  time
  bytestring
  binary
  hxt
  Holumbus-Distribution


Installation
------------

A Cabal file is provided, therefore Holumbus-Storage can be installed using
the standard Cabal way:

$ runhaskell Setup.hs configure
$ runhaskell Setup.hs build
$ runhaskell Setup.hs install # with root privileges

If you prefer to do it the old way there with make:

$ make build
$ make install # with root privileges