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Wed, 23 January 2008 14:27  
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StarwalkerDid you start your game with 'normal guns' set, or with 'tons of guns' set?
You know what, I can't remember. If with normal you only get vanila guns then that will be it (how embaressing)
StarwalkerDoes the path to the custom directory in JA2.ini point to Data or Data1.13?
I have no idea nor would I know how to check.
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #172637]
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Wed, 23 January 2008 15:34
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| SaXoN |
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Thanks I'll check tonight. Just for clarity purposes, if you select normal set then will you only get the vanila equipment ?
To install all I did was what it says at the beginging of this thread and changed the ini. All my ini changes worked and when the sirtech load screen appears on start up it says 1.13 v 1379. The svn update wont download any more files I think it says that i'm at 916.
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #201330]
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Mon, 10 November 2008 07:26
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| lotekk |
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Location: Singapore |
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Quick question: Is there a log file or release list somewhere that correlates the SVN build number to the 1.13 build number?
Also, how would I go about downloading a specific 1.13 build? I just picked up HAM beta 2.7, and the instructions recommend build 2382. I imagine that would be the 1.13 build number, since the SVN build I just downloaded last night is 1048 or thereabouts.
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #204278]
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Wed, 17 December 2008 23:12
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| sphinx |
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Quote:Remove the checkmark, then you can put the revision number into the input space. See, that was the tricky part, but I think I got it now. What it wanted was the revision number, not the exe build number.
The revision number never came up (except now that I inspect the posts above with bit more care.)
Also, I noticed you can actually access the logs with RapidSVN, just right click a file and click 'Log'
and I can now see the build numbers for ja2.exe in the notes.
The log access was the problem... which I could've said earlier, I guess, but this SVN thing is still
sufficiently confusing to me. Build number vs. revision number... gah!
So at least it's possible to see the notes. However, with ja2.exe there doesn't appear to be such build as 2382.
For ja2.exe I can see builds 2445, 2436, 2417, 2415 and the next one is 2377. So... no 2382.
However, Headrock suggested bunch of other build numbers to use with HAM, of which 2377 was one, so I think I'll go with that for now.Quote:I never tried to 'update' to an older version myself, though
Well, I did. I picked the "Check out new working copy", that's also where you get to enter the revision number.
I suppose it can also revert all the necessary files back to specific revision number (which is 1044 for ja2.exe build 2377).Quote:one can use a cross-platform CLI client, called subversion
Thank you. I will check that out.
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #218287]
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Thu, 28 May 2009 17:43
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RasterOpsUhm, SVN did not prompt for a username or password; it is checking out files now. Is this something new? If so, could the page one instruction be updated?
^^ This.
Checking out HEAD revision now. I assume I can just drop it on an older version and overwrite everything?
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #231309]
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Wed, 19 August 2009 08:23
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| TomLateralus |
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Registered:November 2007
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Hi guys,
Is there any particular order to moving the SVN files from the original folder to the JA2 directory? Or do you just click and drag them all over there?
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #242450]
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Sun, 24 January 2010 22:55
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| SacredVow |
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It can happen with screwed up ownership/permissions on the server files, but I don't think that is the cause because I just update with SVN yesterday using Win 7 64 bit.
Another possibility is if you somehow have a second process trying to access SVN at same time, maybe a zombie process from prior attempt. Reboot or find/kill the zombie process.
I updated to version 1205, looks like no updates since december 15th
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #245089]
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Tue, 23 February 2010 18:37
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| SilverM |
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Registered:September 2008
Location: Croatia |
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Hey, is maybe server down today? I can't update. I haven't updated for a while and today I stopped by to see what's new and I saw the new update. But when I run the svn updater, it hangs there for a while and then reports this
Error: OPTIONS of 'https://81.169.133.124/source/ja2_v1.13_data/GameDir': SSL
Error: handshake failed: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
Error: (https://81.169.133.124)
I haven't changed any settings that had worked brfore.
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| Re: Instructions for using SVN[message #245097]
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Tue, 23 February 2010 19:27
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| pambos |
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exactly same problem here
Edit :26 Fer, problem fixed ty
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