1. Get binary build from ftp or http for appropriate platform, consult http://tacppd.org for downloads.
latest build from nightly builds:
tacppd-linux-x86-BUILDDATE.tgz
tacppd-linux-x86-snmpstatic-BUILDDATE.tgz
tacppd-fbsd-x86-BUILDDATE.tgz
tacppd-fbsd-x86-snmpstatic-BUILDDATE.tgz
tacppd-solaris-SPARC-BUILDDATE.tgz
tacppd-solaris-SPARC-snmpstatic-BUILDDATE.tgz
where BUILDDATE - this is build date in YYYYMMDD form
latest release build:
tacppd-linux-x86-VERSION.tgz
tacppd-linux-x86-snmpstatic-VERSION.tgz
tacppd-fbsd-x86-VERSION.tgz
tacppd-fbsd-x86-snmpstatic-VERSION.tgz
tacppd-solaris-SPARC-VERSION.tgz
tacppd-solaris-SPARC-snmpstatic-VERSION.tgz
where VERSION - build version in form 0.0.0
The word "snmpstatic" in the filenames above means that those binaries have been statically linked with the Net-Snmp package. To use the dynamic Net-Snmp library, you should get Net-Snmp from it's homepage at http://www.net-snmp.org and install it. Read through the net-snmp documentation, configure, compile and install the net-snmp shared library using the -enable-shared configure option.
The default for net-snmp is to only create a static library. When you have compiled the snmp shared library, you can then download and use the tacppd package without the "snmpstatic" word.