BeforeĬonfiguring distribution set the environment variable XERCESCROOT to Go into that directory and then into src/xercesc subdirectory. Now, unpack the archive using the following command:Īnd you'll get directory xerces-c-src_2_8_0/. Which matches the one given on the dowload page. In this case md5 sum will give the following output:ĥdaf514b73f3e0de9e3fce704387c0d2 xerces-c-src_2_8_0.tar.gz
Text, I'll reference version 2.8.0 and if there is a newer one replaceĪfter downloading some package it is a good practice to check MD5 With respect to version 2 and OVAL won't work with it! In the following Don't use Xalan 3 because API was changed In case you trust me enough, here is archive of final content of directory /opt/oval, so you can unpack it and skip to the Running ovaldi section.ĭownload version 2.8.0, or whatever is the The reason I'm not placing it into some of the "system" directories like /usr/bin, /usr/lib and similar is to avoid clash with versions of xalan and xerces shipped with distribution itself. Also, I'm going to install oval interpreter into directory /opt/oval. When necessary, I'll reference that directory as $WORKDIR and when you see that string replace it with full path of your working directory. I'll assume that you created working directory for this purpose and that you run all the following commands within that directory. There are certain prerequisites you need to have in order for Oval to build, I'll mention those also. The build process consists of building XML processor Xalan, then XSLT processor Xerces and finally in building interpreter itself.
#Yum install xerces c centos 7 how to#
So, here I'm going to describe how to build it from source.
#Yum install xerces c centos 7 32 bit#
Actually, there is but it's only for 32 bit version of CentOS 4 and 5, an it is an older version, not the latest one. The problem is that there is no prepackaged Oval interpreter for CentOS 6. Here I'm going to describe how to setup OVAL interpreter on CentOS 6. I described in one earlier post the purpose of OVAL and the benefits it gives to a user. Note: Take a look at the newer version of this post.
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