The machine is ready pretty much ready to go:
Vista64 SP1
SlikSvn (commandline svn);
Tortoise 1.5.9
Visual Studio 2008
MS Server 2008 SDK (2003 SDK download link sends you to 2008
download)
If there's anything else you want me to set up on the machine, let me
know.
I've going to set the connectivity for Cosimo to access the machine. If
anyone else would like access to it, please set me an ip address,
preferably a fixed ip address and I'll get it added.
Thank You,
Steven Bauer
Client Analysis
Senior Software Engineer; Performance CoE
7171 Southwest Pkwy., M/S B400.1B
Austin, TX 78735
T (512) 602-3155
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Dubois [mailto:j...@activestate.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 6:21 PM
To: Bauer, Steven; 'Cosimo Streppone'; libwin32@perl.org
Cc: 'Giuseppe J. Crisafulli'
Subject: RE: Win32::API port to 64 bits svn branch created
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009, Bauer, Steven wrote:
> I've tried to access the code through svn using tortoise, and the
> libwin32.googlecode.com comes back with host not found.
>
> Does it only work with command-line svn?
I just installed the latest TortoiseSVN on a Win2K test image (after
manually
adding gdiplus.dll to the system32 directory) and checked out the code
at
https://libwin32.googlecode.com/svn/branches/
Everything worked as expected. Did you use the correct URL?
The only thing I remember (but didn't even see with TortoiseSVN right
now)
is that googlecode.com was using some funky SSL certificate that didn't
resolve with the root certificates I had on my machine. But that was
some
while ago, and I simply told svn to trust the Google certificate and all
was well.
Cheers,
-Jan
