Looking for Pre-compiled RedHat Subversion Checkout Client
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ultravista
Joined: 2006-10-08
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Posted: Wed, 2008-04-02 13:58
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I am looking for a pre-compiled linux subversion checkout client. I do not have shell access although I can use PHPTERM to run commands. Can somone send or point me to a a compiled binary? |
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It's not really clear what you're looking for. Checkout - as will all Gallery modules and the whole of Gallery - is written in php, which is an interpreted language, so there's no such thing as a compiled binary. You will need to set up your linux box to run a webserver, likely to be Apache, and also php. Then you can download and install Gallery, with the checkout module. There's also no such thing as a Checkout client, as with the whole of Gallery, the client application is any web browser like Firefox, Opera or MS Internet Explorer.
LOL - I've just clocked what you're talking about - I've clearly been working too long on one module!
(clue:Subversion....)
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Sorry, I am looking for the subversion / SVN client to download nightly updates. I cannot compile a client and need one pre-compiled for Linux.
I only need to "checkout" and not push data.
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update?
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not sure if you'll find one. i wouldn't rely on command line tools like SVN if you don't have real command line access anyway. all you have is an emulation of a command line through a webserver script which has probably pretty strict command execution limits (time, memory, cpu).
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It's included with any recent version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux or its relatives -- just install the subversion package. ("yum -y install subversion")
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I am on a shared plan, don't have access to install / compile the subversion client. I was hoping to find something pre-compiled so I could run it.
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It's a standard package -- can you get your provider to install it? It seems like they'd prefer to do that than to have you installing and running arbitrary binaries.