Because of I want automated functional tests based on twill, I'm (still) trying to install Spaca 0.x on my laptop computer. Actually I've just started trying. However, success was very limited. In Winodws XP command line I did:
C:\__rbidata\rb_private\rbi-privat-proj>svn co --username roman --password ***** http://romanix.python-hosted.com/svn/Spaca/trunk spacamax
svn: PROPFIND Anfrage fehlgeschlagen auf '/'
svn: PROPFIND von '/': 200 OK (http://romanix.python-hosted.com)
"Anfrage fehlgeschlagen auf" => "Request failed for"
- I've tried some variations of the URL - without success.
- Since I've already a SVN repository named "spaca" I need to choose different name
- what's wrong with my subversion checkout attempt? (I've googled a bit - but haven't found a useful hint)
Roman
2006/2/22, Roman Bischoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Max
http://trac.romanix.python-hosted.com/wiki/ReleaseZeroDotTwoReduced says:
So far I'vs succeeded with steps 1, 2, 3.
- Install TurboGears?, MySQL and SQLite unless you already have them (see also SoftwareInstallationNotes?)
- Create MySQL database (e.g. `create database spdev character set utf8`)
- Tweak `devcfg.py` as appropriate for your env (settings to note are `sqlobject.dburi`, `server.socket_port`, `spaca.server_tz_offset_hours`)
- Init database and setup test data (run `db-init.py` and `data-import.py` scripts in that order)
- Run development web server with start-spaca.py
I assume that at a certain point I need to do this - do I?
svn co http://romanix.python-hosted.com/svn/spaca/trunk spaca
Now I wonder when and in what directory I should checkout Spaca from SVN.
My directory structure looks like this:
C:\Python24\Scripts\projects\turbogears>dir /AD
22.02.2006 18:21 <DIR> .
22.02.2006 18:21 <DIR> ..
20.02.2006 15:47 <DIR> .svn
20.02.2006 15:41 <DIR> docs
20.02.2006 15:42 <DIR> newdocs
20.02.2006 15:41 <DIR> plugins
20.02.2006 15:46 <DIR> thirdparty
20.02.2006 15:43 <DIR> turbogears
22.02.2006 18:22 <DIR> TurboGears.egg-info
I'm asking about this and am quite cautious because I learned that's most of the time faster to do it right on the first time - instead of having wrong or faulty installations and then trying to fix it.
Regards,
Roman
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