Re: installing from cvs

The installer is the last feature that I implement when doing a Netjuke release. There's not much point tying myself up pushing changes into when the codebase is still under heavy changes, so I don't touch the installer until the release is feature frozen (say, two weeks prior to a release). To help people install and keep up with changes, I've added a DEVELOPMENT-CHANGES.txt file to the docs/ directory. The most obvious change you will need to make is to take all those database queries and execute them, otherwise your Netjuke may mysteriously break. I'd recommend using PHPMyAdmin or PHPPgAdmin to execute the queries and bring yourself up to date.

Blake

On 26 Mar 2003 23:19:41 -0500
Randy Perkins <[email protected]> wrote:

> hello
> i want to get the latest version of netjuke
> so i am attempting to install thru cvs
> 
> i have been having difficulties writing back to id3 tags,
> specifically when the tag was stored as version 1
> and netjuke is trying to update it as version 3 or 4.
> so i want to get the latest cvs to stay abreast of
> all changes bieng made.
> this is my first time using cvs
> 
> i have sucessfully logged in to cvs anonymously 
> and used the checkout command to retrieve the files
> 
> i backed up my database (sql) then dropped it to clear it out
> and then i tried to do a fresh install.
> but after i view the source of the web page
> which contains the inc-pref.php,
> and save it in the proper place
> 
> i just get a blank page
> 
> so my question is:
> do you have to do something special to install
> the cvs version of netjuke
> 
> thanks
> 
> randy
> 
> -- 
> Randy Perkins <[email protected]>
>

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