Installation
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If the CMake version installed on your system is lower than 3.0, remove it, download the latest version from https://cmake.org/download/#latest and install it.

	tar -xzf cmake-<version>.tar.gz
	cd cmake-<version>
	./configure
	sudo make install

Use the following commands to compile and install Hiawatha. This will install Hiawatha in /usr/local.

	mkdir build
	cd build
	cmake .. [options]
	sudo make install/strip

The following options for cmake are available. Default value is in uppercase.

	-DENABLE_CACHE=ON|off              Enable internal cache support.
	-DENABLE_MONITOR=on|OFF            Enable support for the Hiawatha Monitor.
	-DENABLE_RPROXY=ON|off             Enable reverse proxy support.
	-DENABLE_TLS=ON|off                Enable TLS (mbed TLS) support.
	-DENABLE_TOMAHAWK=on|OFF           Enable Tomahawk, the Hiawatha command shell.
	-DENABLE_TOOLKIT=ON|off            Enable the URL Toolkit.
	-DENABLE_XSLT=ON|off               Enable XSLT support.
	-DUSE_SYSTEM_MBEDTLS=on|OFF        Compile Hiawatha against the system's mbed TLS library (>=3.0.0).

The following path settings are available for cmake.

	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<path>      The prefix for all other CMAKE_INSTALL directories.
	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_BINDIR=<path>      Location of the ssi-cgi binary.
	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_SBINDIR=<path>     Location of the other Hiawatha binaries.
	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_SYSCONFDIR=<path>  The configuration files will be installed in <path>/hiawatha.
	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR=<path>      The mbed TLS shared library will be installed in <path>/hiawatha.
	-DCMAKE_INSTALL_MANDIR=<path>      Manual pages will be installed in <path>/man1.
	-DLOG_DIR=<path>                   Log directory used in the default hiawatha.conf.
	-DPID_DIR=<path>                   Location of the Hiawatha PID file.
	-DWEBROOT_DIR=<path>               Webroot directory used in the default hiawatha.conf.
	-DWORK_DIR=<path>                  Path of directory where Hiawatha can write temporary files.

Look inside the directory 'extra' for scripts to build packages for Debian, Red Hat, MacOS X and Windows (via Cygwin).
