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# Installing Cowrie in seven steps.
- [Installing Cowrie in seven steps.](#installing-cowrie-in-six-steps)
* [Step 1: Install required Debian packages](#step-1--install-required-debian-packages)
* [Step 1: Install required Python packages](#step-1--install-required-debian-packages)
+ [Option A: dependencies for virtualenv](#option-a--dependencies-for-virtualenv)
+ [Option B: dependencies for bare install](#option-b--dependencies-for-bare-install)
* [Step 2: Create a user account](#step-2--create-a-user-account)
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* [Step 7: Port redirection (optional)](#step-7--port-redirection--optional-)
* [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
## Step 1: Install required Debian packages
## Step 1: Install dependencies
There are two ways to install Cowrie: with a python virtual
environment, or directly on to the system. The virtual environment
is prefered as it isolates Cowrie and its dependencies from other
python software on the system.
There are two ways to install Cowrie's Python dependencies: in a
Python virtual environment or directly on to the system. The virtual
environment is preferred as it isolates Cowrie and its dependencies
from other Python software on the system.
### Option A: dependencies for virtualenv
This install virtual environments and other dependencies. The actual python packages are installed later.
On Debian based systems (tested on Debian 8, 2016-08-30):
```
$ sudo apt-get install git virtualenv libmpfr-dev libssl-dev libmpc-dev libffi-dev build-essential libpython-dev
```
### Option B: dependencies for bare install
Install prerequisites on Debian based systems (untested 2016-08-30):
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$ ./start.sh
```
When using Python Virtual Environments you should add the name of the venv as the first argument
When using Python Virtual Environments you can add the name of the
venv as the first argument or activate it before starting.
```
$ ./start.sh cowrie-env