Adding YaCy to the repositories?
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Usually I use PPA's when I want to install software, but YaCy doesn't seem to have a PPA. Is there a painless way to install it?
Which reminds me... when is the community repository with backports for Trisquel 6 going live? There are plenty of ones off the bat I would like to be kept up to date: Git, MariaDB, MongoDB, nginx.
Most of these have PPAs where the source can be compiled and MongoDB can be nabbed from the Debian unstable repos.
You could try the GNU PPA's:
Execute those three commands in a sequence:
$ echo 'deb http://debian.yacy.net ./' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install yacy
Thank you Magic Banana!! Next question:
"Your peer cannot be reached from outside (which is not fatal, but would be good for the YaCy network); please open your firewall for this port and/or set a virtual server option in your router to allow connections on this port."
How do I fix this problem? The peer port is set at 8090 by default.
Well, I am not Magic Banana, but I try to answer this question anyhow:
This is not a problem. It simply means that your YaCy client does not exchange informations with the network like it could do with open port(s).
The message itself tells you how to fix this.
If you have a firewall enabled, you need to open up the corresponding peer port (8090) to allow external communication. If you run your PC behind a router, you need to open up port 8090 there as well. Consult the manual of your router on how to do this.
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