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Installing Samhain 2.3.5 in Ubuntu 7.04

Hi,
Does anyone have any idea of where can I have a proper documentaion for installing samhain(client-server) in ubuntu? Samhain website have very generic guide, which seemed not to work perfectly in ubuntu :(-

Thanks,
Sorower
Jul 3 '07 #1
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