[Developers] Fwd: svn head .dmg (was: Re: universal binary for SSHKeyChain - progress report)

[Bart Matthaei]

Hi,

Tom has been so kind to create a universal binary from the SVN head.
It's located at http://www.sshkeychain.org/SSHKeychain_head.dmg

Cheers,

Bart


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Tom Rushworth <tbr at lincsat.com>
> Date: January 15, 2007 6:25:38 PM GMT+01:00
> To: Bart Matthaei <bart at ambrero.nl>
> Subject: svn head .dmg (was: Re: universal binary for SSHKeyChain -  
> progress report)
> Reply-To: tbr at acm.org
>
> Hi Bart,
>
> Here's a build of the head (version 95).  Caveats:
>
> 1) This contains a version of Brion Vibber's patch.
>    I moved the returnStatus variable declaration into
>    the block it was being used in, and added a comment
>    above the for loop noting the possibility of all
>    keychains being locked on wakeup, leading to the loop
>    failing to set returnStatus.
>
> 2) This is also built using Christoph Pfisterer's xcodeproj
>    settings.  He appears to have only set the "Deployment"
>    architectures and SDKs, I duplicated those settings for
>    "Development", and then built this binary as "Development".
>    In particular, this is using the 10.4u SDK for i386, and
>    the 10.3.9 SDK for ppc.
>
> 3) The xcode version I'm using is 2.4.1 on a Mac mini Intel
>    running OS X 10.4.8.
>
> 4) The application contains an embedded binary version of
>    ssh.  The binary from the svn head is ppc only.  I replaced
>    it with the binary from my 10.4.8 intel system, and it
>    _is_ a universal, but I have no way at the moment of
>    testing it on 10.3.9.
>
> 5) I have done minimal testing (i.e. started it, added my
>    keys, and run ssh/scp to other machines, and started/stopped
>    a tunnel on the G5).  I have not done any testing of
>    sleep/wakeup behavior.  The machines I have tested are the
>    Intel Mac mini mentioned above, and a PPC G5 desktop running
>    10.4.5.
>
> I looked at building from the old repository I have, but there
> was no easy way to tell exactly which version it was (both say
> 0.7.2) and a number of changes since then, so it seemed pointless.
> My next chore (later today) is to figure out how to check the
> changes back in.  I wasn't having any luck with my existing
> client, but I think the problem is ignorance on my part, as
> I seldom use svn.  Most of my development is done with darcs.

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Bart Matthaei                                       bart at ambrero.nl

Ambrero Software
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