Re: Subversion and OS X 10.4

On Aug 31, 2006, at 4:41 PM, Blake Winton wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've been trying to get the Subversion bindings for Python working
> with my Framework Python under Mac OS X 10.4. I would also like to
> have my own repository, available under http(s)://latte.ca/svn/
> using the WebDAV interface.
>
> I've gone back and forth, trying to get this all working, with no
> success. The most recent error (after installing Apache 2, and
> disabling the default Apache that came with OS X, and after
> compiling and configuring subversion three or four times (some
> with ./autogen.sh because a webpage recommended it, some without
> because some email said not to, some with an old apxs from
> DarwinPorts, some without, etc, etc) was make swig-py complaining
> about missing symbols. That led me to a page which said that I
> needed to compile neon myself, which I tried to, but apparently got
> version 26 instead of version 25.5.
>
> So, I'm kind of tired and disillusioned at the whole process, and
> I'm asking for help. Is there a set of steps I can follow to get
> all of the following:
> 1) Subversion installed.
> 2) The Python bindings installed into my Framework Python.

I would build the whole thing against DarwinPorts (now MacPorts) and
let it do the work for you. You'll spend a lot less time on it.

While you'll end up building Python for MacPorts to get the bindings,
you'll also have a newer Python on your system 2.4.3 versus Apple's
2.3.5.

> 3) A repository which I can access from http://latte.ca/svn/

This should be pretty straight forward after you've got the above built.

Regards,
Blair

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