Hi!

Before reading, I'm newcomer in the forum, and my english is approximative, sorry.

I try to get the last build with Subversion under GNU/Linux Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS.

When I type:

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svn co http://svn.icculus.org/nexuiz/trunk/ ~/nexuiz

It returns:

svn: Échec de la requête PROPFIND sur '/nexuiz/trunk'
svn: PROPFIND de '/nexuiz/trunk': 301 Moved (http://svn.icculus.org)

(This is a french version --> approximative translation: PROPFIND request failed...)

What is wrong?


Thank you for you great game.!

svn not http

svn://svn.icculus.org/nexuiz/trunk/


you might want to use a build script: http://ouns.nexuizninjaz.com/dev:progra ... troduction

soulbringer's gets the job done but it's a little hacky on the inside. I'm currently writing a new one that'll make life easier if you want to wait a few days... but again, soulbringers gets the job done.

OK thanks.

I gonna test it!

It's very difficult to download the SVN version, because SVN is stopped after a while...
I think this is the bad version of SVN (1.4.2)

I can't build the newest version of SVN (1..2) under Ubuntu 8.04.2.

I don't think that's a problem.

How does it stop? Does it give you any errors?

Mr. Bougo wrote:I don't think that's a problem.

How does it stop? Does it give you any errors?

SVN stops file downloads. No verbose. (I can't wait hours, SVN doesn't give any response )

Why would you manually build svn anyway?

sudo apt-get install subversion

[-z-] wrote:Why would you manually build svn anyway?

sudo apt-get install subversion

Because I like using my digits! And I love typing "./configure", "make", "sudo make install".

Subversion is already installed.

Well I hope you don't plan on installing all the dependencies I linked to above manually. Ubuntu is a package based distribution. You shouldn't compile things manually unless there is really a need, then you're just making things sloppy.

Joe le Kiffeur wrote:

[-z-] wrote:Why would you manually build svn anyway?

sudo apt-get install subversion

Because I like using my digits! And I love typing "./configure", "make", "sudo make install".

Subversion is already installed.

Then switch to FreeBSD

I think I must have the latest version of subversion, because the version offered with Hardy Heron seems to be buggy.

I want to test Nexuiz.