On 05/09/07, pch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi > > Due to firewall/proxy restrictions, I need to checkout the Zenoss source > using one machine, then move the files over to another server for > compilation and installation. > > I tried checking out the source via Tortoise SVN onto my Windows > workstation, then moved the content over to my Zenoss box (SuSE). If then > run "./install.sh", somewhere along the way the process tries to SVN to the > Zenoss repository (dev.zenoss.org), but due to proxy restrictions for this > machine, the process fails. I can happily build the normal releases on this > box. > > What can I do to "clean up" the source I've got via SVN so that it can be > compiled on my Zenoss box? > > To remove any svn linkages, "export" from your working copy (on the windows machine) to another place, e.g. your SuSE machine.
When you need to update things, "update" your working copy, then export again. -- Regards, Graham Bloice
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