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Download protector 1.00.11

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Protector is issued free of charge. If you find it useful, please consider helping by using the www.lowth.com website as your gateway into Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk when you buy books, music, computers etc from them. This costs you nothing extra - but Amazon pay me a small commission on any purchases you make via this route.

Please use the following links to get to the right Amazon site

http://www.lowth.com/protector/us-shop (USA and Canadian purchases)

http://www.lowth.com/protector/uk-shop (UK and European)

If you are from another location - just choose the one nearest to you.

Thanks

Download instructions

The exact procedure you need to employ to download the files depends on the web browser you are using, and (for some of them) on how it is configured, but it is likely to be something like the following ...

1: Download the files onto your computer

From the table of attachments at the bottom of this page, select (click on) the name of the file to be downloaded and use the "download" dialogue that your browser displays to select the location on your hard drive that you want the file to be saved. If you get garbage on the screen instead of a download dialogue box, try clicking on the file name below with the right mouse button and selecting the "save as", "save link as", "save link" or equivalent option.

2: Copy to your linux or Solaris server

If you have downloaded the files using a system other than the one you intend to run the software on, you should copy the files to your server.

3: Unpack the tar-ball

If the name of the file you have downloaded has a name that ends with ".tgz" or ".tar.gz", then you must uncompress (using gunzip) and untar (using the tar utility) the file.

4: Read and follow the installation instructions

In the directory created by unpacking the tar-ball, you will find a file called "INSTALL" or "INSTALL.html". Read this file, and follow the instructions contained in it.

Check sums

After downloading the tar ball, you should verify it's correctness using one of the following unix commands...

Unix shell Command	Expected return
`sum -r protector-1.00.11.tgz`	`28325 227`
`md5sum protector-1.00.11.tgz`	`ef81cd7a8933c1c6ebd1efc912c84744`

Download(s)

You may also be interested to check out some contributed add-ons, including translations of the messages files into languages other than English.

Click the file name to download the release ..

Attachment:	Size:	Date:	Comment:
protector-1.00.11.tgz	232369	26 Jun 2003 - 20:01

All material on this page, and the "protector" software to which it relates is Copyright (C) 2002 by Lowth.com. "Protector" is free, open source software, licensed according to the terms of the GNU Public License