Most recent edit on 2007-01-23 07:42:41 by DinkoKorunic
Additions:
~-Official list∞ of releases available at SourceForge
Deletions:
~-List∞ of releases available through SourceForge
Edited on 2007-01-23 07:31:52 by DinkoKorunic
Additions:
~-List∞ of releases available through SourceForge
Deletions:
~-SourceForge release list∞
Edited on 2007-01-23 07:30:57 by DinkoKorunic
Additions:
~-SourceForge release list∞
Deletions:
~-SourceForge [[http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=187614∞ release list]
Edited on 2007-01-23 07:30:41 by DinkoKorunic
Additions:
~-anonymous Subversion server hosted at SourceForge:
- svnrepo1∞ -- SVN repository containing all releases and branches (beware!)
The following example will fetch the current development version into new directory, named hybserv in current working directory:
Of course, it is possible to fetch an exact version too. The following example does that, allowing us to get REL_1_9_0 release:
When you have a working SVN copy, updating it is almost trivial:
NOTE: You can read more on Subversion on O'Reilly's Version Control with Subversion∞ book (which we recommend strongly as an excellent source of SVN knowledge), as well as some other∞ books.
Deletions:
~-anonymous Subversion server:
- svnrepo1 -- SVN repository containing all releases and branches (beware!)
The following example will fetch the current 'development' version into new directory, named hybserv in 'current' working directory:
Of course, it is possible to fetch an 'exact version' too. The following example does that, allowing us to get REL_1_9_0 release:
When you have a working SVN copy, 'updating' it is almost trivial:
NOTE: You can read more on Subversion on O'Reilly's Version Control with Subversion∞ book (which we recommend strongly as an 'excellent' source of SVN knowledge), as well as some other∞ books.
Mirrors and rest
All the mirrors share one common problem - they don't have to be current. We will try to keep them as current as possible, but the recommended way of getting the latest version is SVN, of course. Check HybservReleases to see which versions are current and available.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-01-23 07:26:24 by DinkoKorunic []
Page view:
Hybserv source access
General distribution sites
You can get
Hybserv2 from the following places:
Anonymous Subversion server
For
Subversion∞ (SVN for short) access through svnserve you'll need Subversion
client∞.
The following example will fetch the current
'development' version into new directory, named hybserv in
'current' working directory:
svn co https://hybserv2.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/hybserv2/trunk hybserv
Of course, it is possible to fetch an
'exact version' too. The following example does that, allowing us to get REL_1_9_0 release:
svn co https://hybserv2.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/hybserv2/tags/REL_1_9_0 hybserv
When you have a working SVN copy,
'updating' it is almost trivial:
How to get prepare a patch against your SVN copy? Easy!
cd hybserv
svn diff > ../my-hybserv-patch.diff
Of course, if you think your patch can help, let us know.
NOTE: You can read more on Subversion on O'Reilly's
Version Control with Subversion∞ book (which we recommend strongly as an
'excellent' source of SVN knowledge), as well as some
other∞ books.
Mirrors and rest
All the mirrors share one common problem - they don't have to be current. We will try to keep them as current as possible, but the recommended way of getting the latest version is SVN, of course. Check
HybservReleases to see which versions are current and available.