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Hi all,
I am attempting to compile subversion natively to the DNS kernel (i.e. without chrooting to debian). I have downloaded fun_plug 0.3 from http://www.inreto.de/dns323/fun-plug/ , and build it under my kubuntu. (I had to use bash though instead of plain sh to get the scripts to run :-) ).
Now, I will attempt to compile subversion using the same environment. If anybody has any hints/suggestions, please do post them :-)
Thanks,
George
Last edited by petasis (2007-11-18 20:54:49)
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I have compiled subversion 1.4.5 natively on the DNS (not chroot). I have used subversion 1.4.5 from the official site (http://subversion.tigris.org/),
with the following subversion.sh:
#!/bin/sh
set -xe
. ./functions.sh
rm -rf ${P}
unpack ${P}
unpack ${PN}-deps-${PV}
cd ${P}
for f in ${DISTDIR}/${P}-*.patch; do
patch -Np1 -i $f
done
./configure \
--cache-file=config.cache \
--host=${CTARGET} \
--prefix=${CPREFIX} \
--mandir=${MANDIR} \
--libdir=${LIBDIR} \
--with-config-file-path=${CPREFIX}/etc \
--enable-rpath \
CFLAGS="${BUILD} -lpthread" \
apr_cv_process_shared_works=no \
ac_cv_func_setpgrp_void=yes \
ac_cv_sizeof_size_t=4 \
ac_cv_sizeof_ssize_t=4
## Generate the file "apr-util/uri/uri_delims.h"
cd apr-util/uri/
cc gen_uri_delims.c
./a.out > uri_delims.h
rm a.out
cd ../..
make -j4
make DESTDIR=${D} external-install local-install
makepkgI was able to start svnserve from a fonz fun_plug telnet. So, my question is now what? Should we add this to the original fun_plug as additional packages? If so, what should I do? How do I have to contact?
If this is not to be integrated to the fun_plug, where should be put?
Thanks,
George
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I have successfully tested svnserve with:
svnserve -d -r /mnt/HD_a2/svn/
and I was able to see the repository with tortoisesvn from my vista machine using the uri:
svn://192.168.1.4/Editor/trunk
(192.168.1.4 is the IP of my DNS)
So, my binaries seem to run fine!
George
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And a small script to start the server:
#!/bin/sh
REPOSITORY="/mnt/HD_a2/svn/"
svnserve_start() {
if [ -x "${BINDIR}/svnserve" ]; then
echo "Starting svnserve deamon... "
${BINDIR}/svnserve -d -r ${REPOSITORY}
else
echo "ERROR: svnserve not found or not executable"
fi
}
svnserve_stop() {
killall svnserve
}
svnserve_status() {
if [ -n "$(pidof svnserve)" ]; then
echo "running"
else
echo "stopped"
fi
}
case "$1" in
stop)
svnserve_stop
;;
restart)
svnserve_stop
sleep 1
svnserve_start
;;
status)
svnserve_status
;;
start|'')
svnserve_start
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 start|stop|restart|status"
;;
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Wow, thanks for sharing the script. I've been trying to setup a svnserver on my DNS for months.
just one question: how fast it is? It seems svn stores the data in a compressed format, so I am wondering how fast the ARM cpu when compressing data.
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I really think that performance is adequate. I was using subversion through chroot to debian since last May, without a single problem.
Now that I compiled subversion natively, the performance is almost the same. However, I am using only the svn native protocol, and I don't access it through a web browser...
BTW, you can get my binaries from http://www.ellogon.org/~petasis/DNS323/ … ersion.rar .
George
Last edited by petasis (2007-11-19 18:41:05)
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Can this be used with the OS X svnX ?
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I really don't know. I suppose it will if it supports the svn:// protocol.
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I think there may be a small problem with the binary files. I get errors while commiting changes. I will look into this...
So, for the time being, please wait for the next release of the binary files...
George
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Great work petasis. I started getting this installed when I saw your last post. Anxiously waiting...
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petasis wrote:
BTW, you can get my binaries from http://www.ellogon.org/~petasis/DNS323/ … ersion.rar .
The makepkg call in the build script should produce a packages/subversion-1.4.5.tgz archive that can be installed with funpkg.sh.For the package to be complete, you should add install commands for the start script and any sample config files (install to $D/...). I think funpkg format is a little more convenient.
Anyway, nice work!
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George let me know when you have a stable release as I would love to use it.
Many thanks,
Gareth.
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fonz wrote:
petasis wrote:
BTW, you can get my binaries from http://www.ellogon.org/~petasis/DNS323/ … ersion.rar .
The makepkg call in the build script should produce a packages/subversion-1.4.5.tgz archive that can be installed with funpkg.sh.For the package to be complete, you should add install commands for the start script and any sample config files (install to $D/...). I think funpkg format is a little more convenient.
Anyway, nice work!
Dear fonz,
If I understood correctly:
I just place the packages/subversion-1.4.5.tgz archive (created automatically) in a server. The user just downloads this archive, saves it in Volume_1 (/mnt/HD_a2) and just runs funpkg.sh which installs it? (That will be cool :-) ).
Or do I need to write a script for that? In this case, are there any "sample" scripts I can use as a starting point?
Regards,
George
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I have posted new subversion binaries and started a new thread: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic. … 7871#p7871
George
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petasis wrote:
I just place the packages/subversion-1.4.5.tgz archive (created automatically) in a server. The user just downloads this archive, saves it in Volume_1 (/mnt/HD_a2) and just runs funpkg.sh which installs it?
Exactly.
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