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[[EMEN2]] is dependent on several other packages. With the exception of Python, which is generally up to date and well-packaged on most systems, I recommend downloading the latest version from the project's site and installing it, or using easy_install for the package if possible. (Linux/Mac package management systems often have out of date software.) For basic client usage, no dependencies are required beyond the basic Python environment; the GUI clients require PyQt4. See [[EMEN2/EMDash]] for more information.
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If I have specified a version, it is the minimum version I have tested EMEN2 with. I cannot guarantee success with versions earlier than noted. On the database server side, Berkeley DB and bsddb3 are required for basic functionality. If you want to run the web server, you will also need Twisted, Markdown, and Mako. Additional server features, such as thumbnails and plotting, are provided by EMAN2 and ImageMagick.

Please note that we include all EMEN2 dependencies in the EMAN2 binary distribution's Python environment. This is the recommended installation, and generally how we run it ourselves.

== Python Environment ==

 * Python 2.6 or 2.7
  * Note: do not use Python 3.0+
  * http://www.python.org
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* Python 2.5+
 (note: do not use Python 3.0)
 http://www.python.org
== Core Database ==
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 * Berkeley DB 5.x+
  * BDB is the storage and transactional backend for EMEN2
  * Note: Relatively recent 4.8.2x release are probably OK as well
  * http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/berkeley-db/index.html
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* Berkeley DB 4.8.24+
 BDB is the storage and transactional backend for EMEN2
 http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/berkeley-db/index.html
 * bsddb3 5.x+
  * Python bindings for Berkeley DB
  * Note: Relatively recent 4.8.2x release are probably OK as well
  * http://www.jcea.es/programacion/pybsddb.htm
  * "easy_install bsddb3"
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== Web Server ==
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* bsddb3 4.8.4+ (latest)
 Python bindings for Berkeley DB
 http://www.jcea.es/programacion/pybsddb.htm
 "easy_install bsddb3"
 * Mako Templates (latest)
  * A simple, fast templating system for Python
  * http://www.makotemplates.org/
  * "easy_install mako"
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 * Twisted 10.x+
  * An event-driven networking engine written in Python
  * http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/
  * "easy_install twisted"
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* Mako Templates (latest)
 A simple, fast templating system for Python
 http://www.makotemplates.org/
 "easy_install makotemplates"
 * Markdown
  * Simplified rich-text editing
  * "easy_install Markdown"
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== Web Server: Optional ==
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* demjson (latest)
 A fast, compliant JSON module
 http://deron.meranda.us/python/demjson/
 "easy_install demjson"
 * note: EMEN2 may use the Python json standard library in the future
 * EMAN2 (highly recommended)
  * EMAN2 is optionally used to generate browsable micrograph previews.
  * http://ncmi.bcm.edu/ncmi/software/counter_222/software_86
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 * ImageMagick (recommended)
  * Thumbnail and document preview support for "normal" image formats (jpg, png, etc.)
  * Commonly installed on Linux
  * http://www.imagemagick.org/
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* Twisted 10.x+
 An event-driven networking engine written in Python
 http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/
 "easy_install twisted"


* PyYAML (latest)
 Configuration file is YAML-based
 "easy_install yaml"


* pyOpenSSL
 Network encryption
 "easy_install pyOpenSSL"


* EMAN2
 EMAN2 is optionally used to generate browsable micrograph previews.
 http://ncmi.bcm.edu/ncmi/software/counter_222/software_86
 * pyOpenSSL
  * Network encryption
  * "easy_install pyOpenSSL"

EMEN2 Dependencies

For basic client usage, no dependencies are required beyond the basic Python environment; the GUI clients require PyQt4. See EMEN2/EMDash for more information.

On the database server side, Berkeley DB and bsddb3 are required for basic functionality. If you want to run the web server, you will also need Twisted, Markdown, and Mako. Additional server features, such as thumbnails and plotting, are provided by EMAN2 and ImageMagick.

Please note that we include all EMEN2 dependencies in the EMAN2 binary distribution's Python environment. This is the recommended installation, and generally how we run it ourselves.

Python Environment

Core Database

Web Server

  • Mako Templates (latest)
  • Twisted 10.x+
  • Markdown
    • Simplified rich-text editing
    • "easy_install Markdown"

Web Server: Optional

EMEN2/Dependencies (last edited 2013-06-27 04:51:06 by IanRees)