Installing the packages via repositories is usually the prefered way.

First install the repository file for the corresponding distribution (as example we choose Centos 6):

	cd /etc/yum.repos.d
	wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/CentOS-6/wolframe.repo
				

You can list all available Wolframe packages with:

	yum search wolframe
				

You install the main Wolframe package with:

	yum install wolframe
				

You have to accept the signing key:

	Retrieving key from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/CentOS-6/repodata/repomd.xml.key
	Importing GPG key 0x9D404026:
	Userid: "home:wolframe_user OBS Project <home:wolframe_user@build.opensuse.org>"
	From  : http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/CentOS-6/repodata/repomd.xml.key
	Is this ok [y/N]: y
				

You can start the service with:

	service wolframed start
				

respectively

	systemctl start wolframed
				

on newer Fedora systems.

Installing the packages via repositories is usually the prefered way.

Note: Some older versions of Ubuntu (like Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 10.04 LTS or Debian 6) have problems to download the metadata files from Sourceforge. If you get messages like:

	W: Failed to fetch http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/Ubuntu-12.04_LTS/Release.gpg  Got a single header line over 360 chars
	Err http://sourceforge.net  Packages               
			

then you have to download the binaries manually.

Add a new repository file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/wolframe.list which contains:

	deb http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/Ubuntu-14.04_LTS/ /
				

(as example we choose Ubuntu 14.04).

Download the signing key:

	wget http://wolframe.net/Release.key
				

Verify that the key then add it with:

	apt-key add - < Release.key
				

Update the repository with:

	apt-get update
				

You can list all available Wolframe packages with:

	apt-cache search wolframe
				

You install the main Wolframe package with:

	apt-get install wolframe
				

To start the Wolframe service you have to edit the file /etc/default/wolframe and enable the wolframe daemon there:

	RUN=yes
				

You can start the service now with:

	service wolframed start
				

Currently installing the packages directly is the prefered way.

Note: This is currently not working perfectly and some steps have to be done manually.

First we add the Wolframe repository for the corresponding distribution (as example we choose OpenSUSE 13.1):

	zypper addrepo http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/openSUSE-13.1/wolframe.repo
				

You may get the following error:

	/var/adm/mount/AP_0xmiyYP3/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/openSUSE-13.1/wolframe.repo: Line 1 is missing '=' sign
	Is it a .repo file? See http://en.opensuse.org/Standards/RepoInfo for details.
				

Try to download the repo file by hand and install it by hand:

	wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/openSUSE-13.1/wolframe.repo
	zypper addrepo wolframe.repo
				

Now refresh your repositories with:

	zypper refresh
				

If you get the following message

	File 'repomd.xml' from repository 'Wolframe Project (openSUSE-13.1)' is unsigned, continue? [yes/no] (no): yes
				

the signing key could not be downloaded from SourceForge. Accept it in this case anyway.

If you get the following message

	File './repodata/ea7cb8d9a0caa2c3d8977919be124accdf55c6b8952ddee72f1b48f4decb0644-primary.xml.gz' not found on medium 'http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/openSUSE-13.1/'

	Abort, retry, ignore? [a/r/i/? shows all options] (a): u^H
	Invalid answer ''. [a/r/i/? shows all options] (a): ?

	a - Skip retrieval of the file and abort current operation.
	r - Try to retrieve the file again.
	i - Skip retrieval of the file and try to continue with the operation without the file.
	u - Change current base URI and try retrieving the file again.

	[a/r/i/? shows all options] (a): u				
				

the Sourceforge redirect didn't work and you have to force the baseURL to be a SourceForge mirror like:

	New URI: http://freefr.dl.sourceforge.net/project/wolframe/repositories/openSUSE-13.1/
				

You can list all available Wolframe packages with:

	zypper se wolframe
	zypper se wolfclient
				

You install the main Wolframe package with:

	zypper install wolframe
				

You can start the service with:

	service wolframed start
				

respectively

	systemctl start wolframed
				

on newer openSUSE systems.

Wolframe is currently only available as two monolithic packages:

You can use the packages from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/wolframe-binaries/ directly.

First add the following section to /etc/pacman.conf:

	[wolframe]
	SigLevel = Optional DatabaseRequired
	Server = http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/repositories/ArchLinux/$arch
				

Fetch and verify the sigining key, import and locally sign the key:

	wget http://wolframe.net/Release.key
	pacman-key --add Release.key
	pacman-key --lsign 9D404026
				

Alternatively you can also disable the verification of the signature of the database by removing 'DatabaseRequired' from the 'SigLevel' option.

Update the repository data with:

	pacman -Syy
				

You can list all available Wolframe packages with:

	pacman -Sl wolframe
				

You install the main Wolframe package with:

	pacman -S wolframe
				

You can start the service with:

	systemctl start wolframed
				

You can also customize your build by downloading the build files from the AUR at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&K=wolframe and customize them to your needs.

For instance:

	yaourt -G wolframe
	cd wolframe
	makepkg 
				

Wolframe is currently only available as two monolithic packages:

Download the package file (we picked 64-bit Slackware 14 for example):

	wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolframe/files/wolframe-binaries/0.0.3
/Slackware-14/x86_64/wolframe-0.0.3
-x86_64.tgz
				

You install the Wolframe package with:

	installpkg wolframe-0.0.3
-x86_64.tgz 
				

You can start the service with:

	/etc/rc.d/rc.wolframed start