On Wed, Jan 1, 2020 at 5:04 PM Sergiu Hlihor <s...@discovergy.com> wrote: > The system for which this hurts me the most is an Ubuntu 14.04 where I'd need > to run it as a separate binary. As I'm not familiar with the way it's built, > is there any guidelines of how to build it from sources? I'd happy build it > with ever larger block sizes and test.
Something like the following should work: (if you want to be more careful than most, also download the .sig file, https://meyering.net/grep/grep-3.3.49-3f11.tar.xz.sig, and use that to verify the .xz file is the same one I signed -- do that before running ./configure) wget https://meyering.net/grep/grep-3.3.49-3f11.tar.xz xz -dc grep-3.3.49-3f11.tar.xz|tar xf - cd grep-3.3.49-3f11 ./configure && make
