On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 22:57, Travis wrote:
> I need a server on Linux and clients on AIX, MacOS X, and Linux. Much
> thanks to Justin Mecham for the OSX package. As you can see from my
> notes the last couple of days, building just a working client on AIX is
> proving to be quite challenging.
On Jan 15, 2004, at 6:14 AM, John Peacock wrote:
> I don't know what your experience has been, but I have been building
> subversion from scratch for some time and find it to be nearly as
> trivial as CVS. Configuration of Apache is also not terribly
> difficult, but then I have experience with Apache that predates my
> work with subversion. The example configurations (in the Book) are
> very straightforward.
>
> I would like to suggest that you at least try the Apache/WebDAV route,
> using one of the tarballs. The order I'd suggest is:
Thanks to Toshio and John for their input. Now that I've got a
client built on AIX that appears to work thus far, I will be taking a
more in-depth look at setting up the server. (No client on AIX would
have been a show-stopper in my situation.)
I'm not too terribly worried about building on Linux as I realize that
that platform gets the most exercise by developers. It is worth noting
that I don't have root on these RedHat boxes which I need to use, so
RPMs aren't useful to me and I cannot do anything that requires root.
I will be building from tarballs and I may well give the Apache/WebDAV
path a try (following John's suggestions). I have built and run Apache
1.3 (on AIX) in the past, so I've some experience as far as that goes.
Over and out for me while I devour the Subversion book.
-Travis
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