If an alias has multiple destinations, multiple records exist, due to
the nature of the database. address_list would then return the same
alias multiple times, which does not add any information, eats screen
space and is potentially confusing.
Therefore, we SELECT DISTINCTly from the alias table.
Signed-off-by: martin f. krafft <madduck@debian.org>
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Downloading vmm
===============
Current version
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Download a gzip compressed archive
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vmm could be downloaded from the `download page`_ at `SourceForge`_. To
extract the downloaded archive use ``tar xzf vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz``. This will
create the new directory :file:`vmm-0.6.0` in the current working directory.
Verify the downloaded archive
-----------------------------
If you have downloaded the archive from the download site you can
optionally verify the integrity_ of this archive.
In order to verify the integrity of the archive you have to download the
corresponding signature file (:file:`vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz.sig`) too.
The signature can be verified using GPG_ or PGP_.
For example to check the signature of the archive :file:`vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz`
you can execute this command ``gpg --verify vmm-0.6.0.tar.gz.sig``.
The tarball was signed by Pascal Volk (ID: CEC0904E).
You can fetch the public key from a key server using the command
``gpg --recv-keys 0xCEC0904E``.
Get vmm from the Mercurial repository
-------------------------------------
To get a tagged clone of the current vmm release from the Mercurial_
repository use:
``hg clone http://hg.localdomain.org/vmm/ -r vmm-0.6.0 vmm-0.6.0``.
This will put the files into the new created directory :file:`vmm-0.6.0`.
When you omit the ``-r vmm-0.6.0`` option, you will get the latest changes
from the `vmm repository`_. This code may work for you or not.
.. include:: substitutions.rst
.. include:: ext_references.rst