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webpost | 4 Aug 2011 03:34
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RE: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

I have this same issue on Ubuntu.  I tried undoing the modifications here: 
http://patch-tracker.debian.org/patch/series/view/websvn/2.3.1-1/22_use_global_geshi.patch
(above link didn't work) and the 2.3.3-1 version of the patch is the same anyway.  I'm using websvn version
2.3.2.  Anyway, when I undo the changes and browse to a java file, I just get a blank page...  What am I missing?

I also note that I don't have a lib directory (nor doc or javascript)

Thanks!
Jerry

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Jerry Hoffmeister | 4 Aug 2011 18:23
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RE: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

I was able to solve it by grabbing the lib dir for 2.3.2 from svn and dropping it on my svn box.

who's responsible for updating / fixing the ubuntu / debian repository pkgs?

seems like either the change needs to be backed out OR the php-geshi pkg needs to be updated.

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Dirk Thomas | 4 Aug 2011 22:24

Re: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

Hi Jerry,

> who's responsible for updating / fixing the ubuntu / debian repository pkgs?

this is actually the job of the package maintainer.

> seems like either the change needs to be backed out OR the php-geshi pkg needs to be updated.

The geshi library has been updated in the latest WebSVN release as the new version has several necessary
improvements and bugfixes.
So the only viable option imho is updating the geshi package.

Dirk

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Jerry Hoffmeister | 4 Aug 2011 23:13
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RE: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

These are probably dumb questions as I'm kinda new at this...

so when you say "the only viable option is updating the geshi pkg" do you mean the geshi pkg that's included in
debian / ubuntu?  Meanig the php-geshi pkg?  Which is what's old but what I have is the most recent version.

Seems like in the mean time, it would be best to roll back the changes to the websvn pkg?  Then how is that
packaged up and made available to the repositories that apt uses?

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Hi Jerry,

> who's responsible for updating / fixing the ubuntu / debian repository pkgs?

this is actually the job of the package maintainer.

> seems like either the change needs to be backed out OR the php-geshi pkg needs to be updated.

The geshi library has been updated in the latest WebSVN release as the new version has several necessary
improvements and bugfixes.
So the only viable option imho is updating the geshi package.

Dirk

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Dirk Thomas | 4 Aug 2011 23:32

Re: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

> so when you say "the only viable option is updating the geshi pkg" do you mean the geshi pkg that's included
in debian / ubuntu?  Meanig the php-geshi pkg?  Which is what's old but what I have is the most recent version.

yes, the Debian package php-geshi currently uses 1.0.8.4 of GeSHi.
The latest release version of GeSHi is 1.0.8.10 (released Feb. 11th, 2011).

> Seems like in the mean time, it would be best to roll back the changes to the websvn pkg?  Then how is that
packaged up and made available to the repositories that apt uses?

The WebSVN release itself is fine as it bundles the latest GeSHi sources in the lib folder.

But the Debian package modifies the WebSVN sources in order to use system installed libraries (instead of
the bundle stuff in lib folder), which is usually a good idea.
The best solution would be to update the GeSHi package and everybody should be happy.

Rolling back to an older version of WebSVN would also not solve the issue - several highlighting problems
(and also the problems you describe with an empty page) have been addressed with the latest 
GeSHi release.

Dirk

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Jerry Hoffmeister | 4 Aug 2011 23:35
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RE: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

That all makes sense...  How does one go about getting the Debian folks to update?  I have a friend who's a
Debian contributer - I'll ask him :)

The reason for the empty page was because the debian websvn pkg didn't include the lib folder at all - once I
downloaded and added it, at least what I've tested works.

So I'm using websvn 2.3.2 with the debian modification removed and lib folder added.

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> so when you say "the only viable option is updating the geshi pkg" do you mean the geshi pkg that's included
in debian / ubuntu?  Meanig the php-geshi pkg?  Which is what's old but what I have is the most recent version.

yes, the Debian package php-geshi currently uses 1.0.8.4 of GeSHi.
The latest release version of GeSHi is 1.0.8.10 (released Feb. 11th, 2011).

> Seems like in the mean time, it would be best to roll back the changes to the websvn pkg?  Then how is that
packaged up and made available to the repositories that apt uses?

The WebSVN release itself is fine as it bundles the latest GeSHi sources in the lib folder.

But the Debian package modifies the WebSVN sources in order to use system installed libraries (instead of
the bundle stuff in lib folder), which is usually a good idea.
The best solution would be to update the GeSHi package and everybody should be happy.
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[WebSVN] [PATCH] Added projectname templatevariable in index.php (and doc)

Hello,

I added the projectname template variable in index.php and the template documentation.

Cheers,

Eric C.
collabnetwebsvn.askec -at- neverbox.com

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Dirk Thomas | 7 Aug 2011 12:31

Re: [WebSVN] [PATCH] Added projectname templatevariable in index.php (and doc)

Hi Eric,

> I added the projectname template variable in index.php and the template documentation.

thank you for your patch.
I have applied it to WebSVN trunk.

I have also added 'projecturl' and made the templates use them instead of the prefabricated html snippet of
'projectlink' (which is still there for BC).

Dirk

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Manoj Srivastava | 13 Aug 2011 19:26
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Re: [WebSVN] links to javadocs show in code

On Thu, Aug 04 2011, Jerry Hoffmeister wrote:

> That all makes sense...  How does one go about getting the Debian
> folks to update?  I have a friend who's a Debian contributer - I'll
> ask him :)

        Since you are using Ubuntu, you should ask on the Ubuntu
 forums. You should definitely file a bug in launchpad. You could get
 hold of the MOTU who is doing work on this. 

> The reason for the empty page was because the debian websvn pkg didn't
> include the lib folder at all - once I downloaded and added it, at
> least what I've tested works.

        Rightly so. Duplication of code in packages is bad, and makes
 security fixes harder.  The right fix would be to make sure that the
 bundled libs upstream are the same version as the unbundled libs -- by
 updating the latter if needed.

> So I'm using websvn 2.3.2 with the debian modification removed and lib
> folder added.

        You could also have just updated the library package for
 yourself, and sent the diff in into the bug report (and added the tag
 patch to th bug report)

        If you have a git repo tracking your work, I could perhaps help
 out when MAWS-EU is done.

        manoj
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webpost | 23 Aug 2011 16:15
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[WebSVN] large zip downloads

I'm using WebSVN 2.3.3, SVN 1.6.15, Apache 2.2, PHP 5.3.6
OS: Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Edition
My Problem: large downloads (whole directory) will run into a timeout. i have changed the
set_time_limit() in config.php and max_execution_time in php.ini to 600 seconds -> no success. Are
there any other options i have to change?

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