On Dec 28, 2008, at 6:24 AM, John covici wrote:
On my Linux system, I would like to run the cvs version of
rdiff-backup by installing all the files in their proper places, etc.
Is this possible? If so, could you let me know the steps -- seems
like all the pieces are not in the right places to do this.
John,
It is generally not recommended to run the CVS version by installing
all of the pieces in the "installed" location -- if you do that, then
you cannot use 'cvs update' to update all of the pieces at once. The
recommended way to run it is to follow the directions in CVS-README.
If you insist on installing the CVS version, then use the 'makedist'
command in the dist folder. Please don't give it a version number of
an actual release. (eg, use '1.2.3-John-CVS') That will build
a .tar.gz, just like the ones you can download from the website.
If you are simply eager for the long list of current bugfixes, I
suggest waiting. The next release will be in 0-2 days. :-)
Andrew
PS --
For example, `rdiff-backup` in my $PATH is just a shell script:
#!/bin/sh
RDB_CVS="/Users/owsla/backup coding/rdiff-backup-local"
PYTHONPATH="$RDB_CVS" "$RDB_CVS"/rdiff-backup "$@"
(although, maybe $@ shouldn't be in "" ? ... hmm, that's always
worked, so far)
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