There are installation instructions in the RB user documentation (it's a
user program, not an admin program, after all!)
Maybe this will help: here's the helper CMD script I use to get my
users to install RBTools.
Note that it assumes you have (with this cmd file)
1 - An installers folder containing
1A - python-2.6.4.msi (from http://python.org/ : we're not using
Active's products)
1B - setuptools-0.6c11.win32-py2.6.exe (from
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools)
2 - A diffutils folder containing your diff command structure.
2A - I have a project I'm working on to clarify WHICH version of diff to
use, but currently I recommend the package at
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm
3 - A resourcekit folder containing pathman.exe
3A - The Windows 2003 Server Resource Kit contains a tool called
pathman.exe which will let you modify the system/user PATH from a .cmd
After installing the above (I'm using C:\tools to make a C:\tools\bin
structure and a C:\tools\python structure) I add the paths to the PATH
and then run easy_install to install the RBTools package.
Note that I'm using perforce, so I'm done at this point. You might
need more or less if you're using another source control product.
BEGIN install-rbtools.cmd
-
@echo off
%~d0
cd %~dp0
echo This install script will install components for post-review,
echo the command-line client for ReviewBoard
echo.
echo Installing Python 2.6.4 into C:\tools\python\2.6.4
msiexec /passive /log %TEMP%\python-install.log
TARGETDIR=C:\tools\python\2.6.4 /i installers\python-2.6.4.msi
echo Installing Python 2.6 SetupTools (accept all defaults during
install)
installers\setuptools-0.6c11.win32-py2.6.exe
echo Making C:\tools folder structure
mkdir C:\tools
echo Copying diff command and dependent libraries to C:\tools
xcopy /s diffutils\*.* C:\tools
echo Copying pathman.exe (from Windows 2003 Server Resource Kit) to
C:\tools\bin
copy resourcekit\*.* C:\tools\bin
echo Adding C:\tools\bin and Python to User PATH environment
variable/Windows registry
set
PATH=%PATH%;C:\tools\bin;C:\tools\python\2.6.4;C:\tools\python\2.6.4\scr
ipts
pathman.exe /au
C:\tools\bin;C:\tools\python\2.6.4;C:\tools\python\2.6.4\scripts
echo Installing Review Board RBTools Python Package
easy_install -U RBTools
echo.
echo Installation Complete
echo Use 'post-review changelist#' to post a review to the ReviewBoard
echo.
pause
-
BEGIN install-rbtools.cmd
Hope that's useful to someone :)
Dana Lacoste
-Original Message-
From: reviewboard@googlegroups.com [mailto:reviewbo...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of brewsterw
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 10:57 AM
To: reviewboard
Subject: How do I install RBTools under windows?
Hi,
I've installed ReviewBoard and have it working under linux, but now
want to instal RBTools under windows so I can use post_review. I've
install Active Python and download the rbtools package, but am not
sure what to do next. I've looked at the documentation on the review
board web site but haven't found anything. Are there installation
instructions posted somewhere?
Thanks
Bruce
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