Trouble getting Adium 1.0 SVN

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Trouble getting Adium 1.0 SVN

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I am trying to get Adium 1.0 SVN. Fink is installed and configured correctly. However when pasting the "svn co svn://svn.adiumx.com/adium/trunk adium" into the terminal it says the 'command is not found'. I have managed to get to the "http://svn.adiumx.com/svn/adium website". I've clicked on the xcodeproj, bringing up code. How can I get the files needed to compile in Xcode into my home folder?? Any help is greatly appreciated as I know many people are growing tired of others trying to get the SVN and failing :(


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try /usr/local/bin/svn instead of svn. IIRC that's the path it usually gets installed into (at least it was for me) Your shell doesn't know to use that path by default.

And you have installed svn, correct?
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bgannin wrote:try /usr/local/bin/svn instead of svn. IIRC that's the path it usually gets installed into (at least it was for me) Your shell doesn't know to use that path by default.

And you have installed svn, correct?
Do you mean '/usr/local/bin/svn' in the Terminal? If so then it hasn't worked. Really really want the SVN :P I might give up soon anyways :(
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jl24 wrote:
bgannin wrote:try /usr/local/bin/svn instead of svn. IIRC that's the path it usually gets installed into (at least it was for me) Your shell doesn't know to use that path by default.

And you have installed svn, correct?
Do you mean '/usr/local/bin/svn' in the Terminal? If so then it hasn't worked. Really really want the SVN :P I might give up soon anyways :(
you need to install subversion before you get the adium svn.
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There's a package installer available which would provide the lowest barrier of entry for you.
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zerock wrote:
jl24 wrote:
bgannin wrote:try /usr/local/bin/svn instead of svn. IIRC that's the path it usually gets installed into (at least it was for me) Your shell doesn't know to use that path by default.

And you have installed svn, correct?
Do you mean '/usr/local/bin/svn' in the Terminal? If so then it hasn't worked. Really really want the SVN :P I might give up soon anyways :(
you need to install subversion before you get the adium svn.
Subversion is installed. I think I'll just leave it for the moment and wait for the beta. Thanks for your help everyone :)
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I got rid of Fink and Subversion on my hard drive and started again. I used this link and everything is going good in the Terminal right now!!

Thank you very much guys, especially the Devs. Keep up with the good work!!
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There is a problem with your fink install if you fink installed svn-client and it didn't show up in your path after that.
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