De : Chris Morgan <chris.morganiser@...400...> I can provide Win32 builds on demand next year (here in Kolkata, India I can't really upload that much; next year I'll be back in Melbourne, Australia, and able to upload builds once more).

This is not my main OS, but I also compile Inkscape on Vista (for testing purposes) regularly. Thus I can upload (with no bandwidth restriction) a zipped snapshot, at least weekly.

Regards, -- Nicolas

De : Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre.prokoudine@...400...>

Some people have grown to rely on our daily SVN snapshots and win32 builds. Do we have a plan to provide them now that we have moved to bzr?

At least Chris and I can zip and upload a win32 snapshot regularly. Now the question is where?

Sourceforge has a snapshot folder, but I have no right to upload. The only site I can use to upload is Launchpad (https://edge.launchpad.net/inkscape/+download), but there's no specific place for snapshots.

Any idea/preference? -- Nicolas

De : JiHO <jo.lists@...400...> On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 23:49, Nicolas Dufour wrote:

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Sourceforge has a snapshot folder, but I have no right to upload. The only site I can use to upload is Launchpad

(https://edge.launchpad.net/inkscape/+download), but there's no specific place for snapshots.

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Any idea/preference?

Snapshots used to be on: http://inkscape.modevia.com/ The person in charge was Aaron Spike

Yes, I forgot this one. It's last update occurred in August 2009. Since the devlibs are also hosted there and users are used to it, it's probably the best place.

Aaron, do you (or Ishmal) plan to upload win32 zipped snapshots again? If not, would you be willing to grant Chris Morgan and I the appropriate access rights so that we can upload to modevia?

Regards. -- Nicolas

De : Chris Morgan <chris.morganiser@...400...> I upload mine to http://inkscape.chrismorgan.info/win32-builds/.

Thus we have 4 sites where we can upload inkscape files. It's a bit too much IMHO, and we should decide which one to use. I'm not against uploading to your site, but I think we should try to keep on using modevia if possible, because it already provides all the necessary libs, Aaron and Ishmal gave lots of their time to set it up (I'm almost sure it is partially automated, but now broken due to our move to bzr) and users are used to it. If Aaron and Ishmal decide to give up modevia, then let's move the files somewhere else.

Also I use 7-Zip to compress the non-installer one,

I agree. 7-Zip is far more efficient.

inkscape-0.47+devel-r8899.7z: all files except gdb.exe, inkscape.dbg, inkview.dbg inkscape-0.47+devel-r8899-debug.7z: gdb.exe, inkscape.dbg and inkview.dbg Inkscape-0.47+devel-r8899.exe: compile packaging/win32/inkscape.nsi,

Do we really need all these files? Since it is for debugging purpose, I'd say the debug.7z is ok. But I'm not sure for the others. I find it easy to just unzip the file and run inkscape from a separate folder. OTOH, it's nice to test the installer from time to time.

The mentions of modevia also remind me, ishmal or Aaron, could we please have MSVCR80.dll in devlibs, as msgfmt needs it (see https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/394096)

Yes, and some other devlibs also need an update.

Regards, -- Nicolas

On Mon, 2009-12-21 at 16:16 -0600, Aaron Spike wrote:

Nicolas Dufour wrote:

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De : Chris Morgan <chris.morganiser@...400...> I upload mine to http://inkscape.chrismorgan.info/win32-builds/.

Thus we have 4 sites where we can upload inkscape files. It's a bit too much IMHO, and we should decide which one to use. I'm not against uploading to your site, but I think we should try to keep on using modevia if possible, because it already provides all the necessary libs, Aaron and Ishmal gave lots of their time to set it up (I'm almost sure it is partially automated, but now broken due to our move to bzr) and users are used to it. If Aaron and Ishmal decide to give up modevia, then let's move the files somewhere else.

The good folks at Modevia volunteered to donate bandwidth and space to the Inkscape project. So we took them up on their offer. We use A LOT of bandwidth and space hosting these files. I don't think Bob or I have much time invested in the hosting arraignments. The time comes in making the builds and archives (which I haven't been doing for a long time). I see nothing wrong with branching out to other hosts as long as they can bear the traffic and provide reliable service.

We're welcome to use Launchpad for this. There are a few scripts out there that will do automatic uploads to a project, we could probably repurpose one for a daily script if someone was willing to setup the builds.

I'm not sure about how the system setup by the Redhat folks was working, but if someone will write the script to build the win32 nightlies on Linux I have a box that I could run that on.

--Ted

Hi,

i can build snapshots für Windows from time to time. But at first i need some help with bazaar.

I would like to use bazaar for windows (tortoisebazaar) but i don't know how to use the program in the right way. I have to tell bazaar my LP ID.. and i don't know how because the commands are not working somehow.

Can anybody help me with that?

Sincerely,

uwesch

Alexandre Prokoudine schrieb:

Hi,

Some people have grown to rely on our daily SVN snapshots and win32 builds. Do we have a plan to provide them now that we have moved to bzr?

Alexandre

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Thank you very much. Now i can upgrade my bazaar source. Also i had a second ID in LP so there were no ssh key... But now everything is okay :)

I builded a devel for windows and startet inksape after that. Now i get an error message :( Called: inkscpae.exe:2944: Gtk-Warning **: could not find symbol

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object-visible<< as well as the theme >>hicolor<<. Maybe you have to

install it. You can download a copy from http://icon-theme.freedesktop.org/release

i don't understand the error message. Can you help me with that?

Thanks in advance.

UweSch

Krzysztof Kosiński schrieb:

2010/1/29 uwe schoeler <mail@...2227...>:

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I would like to use bazaar for windows (tortoisebazaar) but i don't know how to use the program in the right way. I have to tell bazaar my LP ID.. and i don't know how because the commands are not working somehow.

Can anybody help me with that?

It's best to configure it from the command line. You only need to do it once, then you can use the GUI. Here are the steps.

1. Get a Launchpad account (I assume you already did this).
2. Download two programs from the PuTTY suite: pageant.exe and puttygen.exe.
3. Run puttygen.exe to generate an SSH key. Save the public key as

ssh_public_key.txt and the private key as ssh_key.ppk. 4. Go to your page in Launchpad and paste the contents of the public key file you just generated into the box. 5. Start the command prompt (Start->Run->cmd.exe). 6. Execute those commands, using appropriate data:

bzr whoami "Your Name <your.real.email@...2058...>" bzr launchpad-login your_launchpad_username

7. Start pageant.exe. Right click on its icon in the tray and select

"Add Key". Pick the file ssh_key.ppk from the file chooser. 8. You should now be able to use TortoiseBZR with Launchpad without problems.

Note: Step 7 needs to be repeated after every login. You can add pageant.exe to Autorun, but you'll still need to do the "Add Key" step manually.

Regards, Krzysztof

I have two questions:

1) I think I didn't generate any SSH key and I don't have any pre-procedure or softwares other then bzr installed to download new sources: I just did: - downloaded and installed bzr; - 'bzr branch lp:inkscape'; at first (only once at the very beginning; it took a while...), then - 'bzr pull' (actually I often use Tortoise Bazaar but sometimes the command line too); whenever I want to update sources and then recompile; am I missing something? I hope I'm not doing something wrong... Perhaps Tortoise Bazaar did some configurations for me automatically.

2) I read on the update log that some changes have been done to build.xml for "the new devlibs repository": I'm still using the old SVN repository so what do I have to change?

Sorry if I missed something...

Thanks. Luca

Krzysztof Kosiński wrote:

2010/2/1 LucaDC <dicappello@...2144...>:

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1. I think I didn't generate any SSH key and I don't have any

pre-procedure or softwares other then bzr installed to download new sources: I just did:  - downloaded and installed bzr;  - 'bzr branch lp:inkscape'; at first (only once at the very beginning; it took a while...), then  - 'bzr pull' (actually I often use Tortoise Bazaar but sometimes the command line too); whenever I want to update sources and then recompile; am I missing something? I hope I'm not doing something wrong... Perhaps Tortoise Bazaar did some configurations for me automatically.

This is OK, but read-only. Until you do "bzr launchpad-login", you won't be able to push to any remote branch.

That's fine for me (or even better so I can't damage anything) as I only need reading for updating my sources and compiling.

Krzysztof Kosiński wrote:

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2. I read on the update log that some changes have been done to build.xml

for "the new devlibs repository": I'm still using the old SVN repository so what do I have to change?

Delete c:\devlibs, open the command prompt, go to c:\ and say "bzr checkout lp:inkscape-devlibs devlibs". Or right click on some folder in Explorer, pick "Bazaar Checkout/Branch...", put lp:inkscape-devlibs as branch source and C:\devlibs as the checkout path.

Good. Thanks a lot. Luca