svn 1.3.0 static builds for solaris, linux, mac

["D. J. Hagberg" <dh...@millibits.com>]

[Note: moved to Solaris 8 as the build version - I no longer have access 
the HW to support earlier versions]

I have updated my static builds of Subversion for Mac, Linux x86 and 
Solaris Sparc to the new version.  These static builds are intended 
(mostly) as client installations for workstations -- typically targeted 
for install under /usr/local, but since they are statically linked may 
also be run from a home directory or other location.

As a client install, the svn binaries all support file, http, https, 
svn, and svn+ssh access methods.  The server install supports fsfs and 
Berkeley DB (statically linked).  NOTE: I am planning to drop support 
for Berkely DB in the next build since I do not see it in wide use.

Available for download, along with the scripts used to build them, at:

http://www.uncc.org/svntools/clients/

MD5 checksums:

94497a3511e71c5a3fe4e5b3922c75b2 subversion-1.3.0-linux-x86.tar.gz
3e2e004c995fb889e706c03014159049 svn-linux-build.zip
3d69f7211f80218f635c83655d30ed50 subversion-1.3.0-panther.dmg
3ddac4686f811b59c98541f81fede038 svn-mac-build.zip
e0db482f72c235739cc791cba7258798 subversion-1.3.0-solaris-sparc.tar.gz
347b0a1af4a116cdd582025cfc0d999d svn-solaris-build.zip

The 00README.txt file in each client directory contains info about how 
the svn_wrappers script works w/this installation as well as 
recommendations for upgrades from prior 1.x builds.  You will need a 
group created for your subversion users, typically "svn," before you run it.

Linux version built on Red Hat 7.1, tested on RedHat Enterprise 3 and 
RedHat 9, all for x86.  By building on 7.1, it should have maximum 
forward compatibility.

Mac version built on Panther 10.3.9, tests OK on Tiger 10.4.2. Peter 
Centgraf from CMU has contributed a build of Subversion 1.0.6 for Jaguar 
in this same directory:
(MD5: c0ea53ce7758e11369dc8a37c384c05c subversion-1.0.6-jaguar.dmg)

Solaris version built on Solaris 8 Sparc (using the unbundled 
SunPro/Forte compilers), which is forward-compatible with all future 
versions of Solaris, up to and including the latest version 10 (and 
Nevada), per Sun's ABI compatibility guarantees.

All versions linked dynamically against the system zlib and statically 
against:
- Berkely DB 4.2.52, with patches 1-4 applied
- Expat 1.95.8
- OpenSSL 0.9.7i
- Neon, APR, and APRUtil as shipped in the Subversion 1.3.0 tarball

Hope this helps other groups that have similar cross-platform needs for
a simple kit they can give to their developers...

                         -=- D. J.