[binarycloud-dev] Re: make/r2 Win32 quick tutorial

[Bruce D. <br...@ap...>]

Ronald,
This is really neat stuff. I did all of that but this is what I got back. Have I stuffed up somewhere?

$ make
Building da site
in user
in user/htdocs
in base
in core
in bldr
in init
Could not open file for writing :
in lib
in mgr
Building en site
in user
in user/htdocs
in base
in core
in bldr
in init
Could not open file for writing :
in lib
in mgr



>binarycloud make/r2 Win32 quick tutorial
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>1. go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ install the latest cygwin 
>package,
>   up till now, I still not sure which package is a must to install, so try
>   hard to install all packages, make sure you set the default TEXT FILE 
>TYPE
>   to UNIX from the installation tools, sorry :)
>
>2. get the latest win32 version of PHP for http://www.php.net/, don't ask me
>   how to install PHP, ok...
>
>3. get the latest binarycloud r2 package, there are two ways to do so, first
>   you can download the tarball here, http://www.binarycloud.com/download/,
>   and unpack it in the cygwin environment, DO NOT UNPACK IT IN NATIVE WIN32
>   ENVIRONMENT, or checkout from the latest CVS sourse tree. (I forgot the 
>a/c
>   and password for anonymous access, you ask alex, ok...)
>
>4. set the environment variable BCHOME to c:/path/to/binaryclound (yes, is 
>the
>   Windows sytle path, not the UNIX one, check your own), try to type these 
>in
>   cygwin shell.
>   export BCHOME='c:/path/to/binarycloud'
>   Then try the following to see if it is ok or not.
>   echo $BCHOME
>
>You need a text editor you familiar with for the following steps, no metter 
>it
>is vi in cygwin or UltraEdit in Windows, but make sure it can work with UNIX
>type EOL, otherwise you will find all the files are very messy.
>
>5. use a editor to open $BCHOME/base/utils/installcode.sh, add the following
>   line to the very begining of the file (the first line, ok...).
>   #!/bin/sh     (yes, is UNIX style path this time)
>
>6. use a editor to open $BCHOME/base/utils/processprepend.php and 
>xml2php.php
>   you can see these in the first line, #!/usr/local/php4/bin/php -q, of 
>both
>   files, simply replace it by the following line.
>   #!c:/path/to/php/php.exe -q    (yes, is Windows sytle again)
>
>7. things done, go back to $BCHOME, and type make, everythins should be 
>fine.