1 ===============

     2 Downloading vmm

     3 ===============

     4 

     5 Current version

     6 ---------------

     7 |curr_vers_rel_date|

     8 |rel_hist|

     9 

    10 Download a gzip compressed archive

    11 ----------------------------------

    12 vmm could be downloaded from the `download page`_ at `SourceForge`_. To

    13 extract the downloaded archive use ``tar xzf vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz``. This will

    14 create the new directory :file:`vmm-0.6.0` in the current working directory.

    15 

    16 Verify the downloaded archive

    17 -----------------------------

    18 If you have downloaded the archive from the download site you can

    19 optionally verify the integrity_ of this archive.

    20 In order to verify the integrity of the archive you have to download the

    21 corresponding signature file (:file:`vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz.sig`) too.

    22 The signature can be verified using GPG_ or PGP_.

    23 For example to check the signature of the archive :file:`vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz`

    24 you can execute this command ``gpg --verify vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz.sig``.

    25 

    26 The tarball was signed by Pascal Volk (ID: CEC0904E).

    27 You can fetch the public key from a key server using the command

    28 ``gpg --recv-keys 0xCEC0904E``.

    29 

    30 Get vmm from the Mercurial repository

    31 -------------------------------------

    32 To get a tagged clone of the current vmm release from the Mercurial_

    33 repository use:

    34 ``hg clone http://hg.localdomain.org/vmm/ -r vmm-0.6.0 vmm-0.6.0``.

    35 This will put the files into the new created directory :file:`vmm-0.6.0`.

    36 

    37 When you omit the ``-r vmm-0.6.0`` option, you will get the latest changes

    38 from the `vmm repository`_. This code may work for you or not.

    39 

    40 .. include:: substitutions.rst

    41 .. include:: ext_references.rst