where can i download 1.0.4 and 1.1.0

[ubuntuman]

where can i download 1.0.4 and 1.1.0

[motokochan]

They don't exist yet as releases. If you want to follow development, there is a 1.0.4 branch and 1.1.0 is on the trunk in SVN. You can do a checkout with an SVN-capable tool such as the official Subversion CLI, TortoiseSVN (for Windows), Rapid SVN (for all OSes), etc.

[Nuxwin]

Hello ;

First, svn checkout isn't required ! Make just a svn export

Example under debian:

To install 1.0.4:

Code:

# aptitude update && aptitude install subversion
# cd ~
# svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp_svn/branches/omega-1.0.4 ispcp-omega-1.0.4
# cd ispcp-omega-1.0.4

For the rest, just follow the docs/DIST/INSTALL instructions.

For 1.1.0 (In reality, that is the trunk.) :

Code:

# aptitude update && aptitude install subversion
# cd ~
# svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp_svn/trunk ispcp-omega-1.1.0
# cd ispcp-omega-1.1.0

For the rest, just follow the docs/DIST/INSTALL instructions.

Important note: Remember that these versions can be found in a inconsistent state (especially the trunk).

Cheers ;

[motokochan]

I recommend a checkout since the version.sh script uses SVN version information to show what revision is being used, but an export would be fine for simple checking.

[Nuxwin]

(12-28-2009 12:41 PM)motokochan Wrote:  I recommend a checkout since the version.sh script uses SVN version information to show what revision is being used, but an export would be fine for simple checking.

Re ;


Ah ah, with svn checkout, all related .svn directories are not removed. That can pose problem for beginner. So, explain also how remove the svn private files.

Cheers ;

[motokochan]

(12-28-2009 12:49 PM)nuxwin Wrote:  Ah ah, with svn checkout, all related .svn directories are not removed. That can pose problem for beginner. So, explain also how remove the svn private files.

After running the make process, cd to /tmp/ispcp and run the following:

Code:

find -type d -name '.svn' -exec rm -r {} \;

The command will remove all .svn directories before you deploy the software. If your rm is aliased to "rm -i" as many distros choose to (bad idea, imo), you may need to re-alias temporarily to kill the prompts.

This command is tested with GNU findutils and should work on all Linux distributions. I specifically tested on RHEL, Slackware, and Mandriva. Not with this software, but I use that syntax a lot when I need to strip something out of a file tree.

[ubuntuman]

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(12-28-2009 12:18 PM)nuxwin Wrote:  Hello ;

First, svn checkout isn't required ! Make just a svn export

Example under debian:

To install 1.0.4:

Code:

# aptitude update && aptitude install subversion
# cd ~
# svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp_svn/branches/omega-1.0.4 ispcp-omega-1.0.4
# cd ispcp-omega-1.0.4

For the rest, just follow the docs/DIST/INSTALL instructions.

For 1.1.0 (In reality, that is the trunk.) :

Code:

# aptitude update && aptitude install subversion
# cd ~
# svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp_svn/trunk ispcp-omega-1.1.0
# cd ispcp-omega-1.1.0

For the rest, just follow the docs/DIST/INSTALL instructions.

Important note: Remember that these versions can be found in a inconsistent state (especially the trunk).

Cheers ;