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ZMap is designed to run on GNU/Linux systems and can be built with
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most recent versions of gcc. ZMap requires GMP, a free library for
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arbitrary precision arithmetic, gengetopt, and libpcap. Currently
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ZMap only supports 64-bit systems.
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These packages can be installed on Debian-based systems by running:
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sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev gengetopt libpcap-dev
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or on RHEL- and Fedora-based systems by running:
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sudo yum install gmp gmp-devel gengetopt libpcap-devel
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Once these prerequisites have been installed, ZMap can be installed by running:
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cd src
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make
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followed by:
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sudo make install
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Redis support is not enabled by default. If you are want to use ZMap
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with Redis, you will first need to install Hiredis. Then, rebuild
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ZMap with the command "make REDIS=true".
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