Done:
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/list?thanks=1601ts=1270521941
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/list?thanks=1601ts=1270521941
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 10:35 PM, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.comwrote:
Thanks Mike. That's a good thing to note. Would you mind filing a bug
against our docs for tracking purposes?
A lot of our dependencies are far harder to install on Windows than Linux,
and sadly there's little we can do about this. We generally encourage people
to use a VM with Ubuntu for a Review Board server instead of trying to
install on Windows.
Christian
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On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 3:20 PM, drmikecrowe drmikecr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks,
After 2d of pain, I gave up on installing on Windows with 64-bit
Python. I was able to get everything but PySVN in place, and that
broke me. Some of the issues I experienced:
1) We use one of several subversion servers that are distributed as
installation packages. No development headers are present.
2) Since there's no 64-bit PySVN executable (nor in pypi), I tried to
compile it manually. I downloaded PySVN source, but it requires a
subversion-devel equivalent system (i.e. headers such to compile
against).
3) I downloaded the subversion 1.6.9 source, and put in the PySVN
Imports/ directory to compile against.
4) Got PySVN started compiling, but then it needed apr.h, which is a
dependency package for subversion. Downloaded the subversion-deps
package that is with the subversion source. This version is built
against an earlier version of Visual Studio. I downloaded the current
version from apache.org, and got it built.
5) Started compiling again, and another unknown header (apu.h, this
time), another dependency I'd need to tackle as in #4, and I gave up.
It might have been the last one (knowing my luck), but I decided to
cut my loses.
In summary, PySVN kills you on a x64 bit install. I had the luxury of
only needing Python on my server for ReviewBoard, so I uninstalled 64-
bit Python, and installed 32-bit. Everything is going smoothly now.
I'd recommend a warning in the Wiki about the PySVN dependency, to
save future wayfarers time.
Mike
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