On Sep 12, 2006, at 10:34 PM, Cyrus Daboo wrote:

Hi Rick,

--On September 12, 2006 10:08:50 PM -0400 Rick Davis <roodavis@mac.com> wrote:

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Just started getting this message with the today. I read a post from early August where this was reported and fixed. Two installations from last week went fine. Of course they were both test installs on my home network. Today I actually tried to install at a school and got this error message "Unable to locate subversion base URI for sources." Tried it again from home and got the same message.

Anyone else seeing this?

At what point during the process does this error occur?

I just tried the following standard install procedure and it worked fine for me:

svn checkout http://svn.macosforge.org/repository/calendarserver/ CalendarServer/trunk CalendarServer cd CalendarServer ./run -s

Note that you should double-check the svn version in use (run 'svn help'). I think you will need at least 1.3.x. We should probably add a check in the run script for this...

-- Cyrus Daboo

I believe it is towards the end of building pyOpenSSL. svn version was 1.2.3 (Which worked up until today) Downloaded and installed svn 1.3.1 and tried ./run -s again with same result. Deleted everything and ran svn checkout http://svn.macosforge.org/repository/collaboration/ CalendarServer/trunk CalendarServer then cd CalendarServer ./run -s Everything completed correctly. Now I'm hoping Josh can get through the configuring of using OpenDirectory (instead of a static repository) and posts a part 2 to his article on afp548.com soon. Although I don't imagine it will be easy to convert from using a static repository to using OpenDirectory to provision principals. Not at all familiar with changing LDAP schema, so I have to wait for good instructions. ;-) Thanks and Have A Great Day. Rick Davis