(load "//http://www.nodep.nl/downloads/newlisp/update.lsp")
has been updated ..had a real big bugger in it..
+ v1.12 newlisp Updater (Linux)
+ Running version => 10000
+ Found version => 10003
+ Retrieving file => newlisp-10.0.3.tgz (1440807 Bytes)
+ Download speed => 125276 Bps
+ Writing file => /tmp/newlisp-10.0.3.tgz
+ Done...
enjoy...
PS: works on all os versions, though there is yet only differentiation
between OSX WIN and UNIX..
seems windows version is still not running correctly...
Ill fix that..
found it..update shorty..
new version is there now runs Unix and Windows, Unable to test MacOS..
Yup! Tested on both GNU/Linux and in Windows, like a charm.
Lutz, is there any chance to permanently add the Debian-packaging information related to newLISP to the sources? That would allow us to use newdep's script and then make a package to install on Debian-like GNU/Linux distributions (like mine :-)
Anyway, it's cool, thanks a lot.
I dont mind adding any packages, I only struggle with the
naming convention of the distributed files. If Lutz can make filenaming
a standard then maintaining the script is easier and I can add more features..
Package making scripts for UBUNTU debian Linux, Mac OS X and Win32 are already part of the source distrubution.
In the file newlisp-x.x.x/Makefile search for dpkg and dpkg_utf8. To make a debian package (tested on UBUNTU). Go into the source directory and do:
make dpkg
or for the UTF-8 version:
make dpkg_utf8
all scripts expect the source distribution to be untarred in your home directory:
tar xzvf newlisp-10.0.3.tgz
The dpkg scripts create a package and move it into the Desktop directory under your home directory. You need the software checkinstall-1.6.1 installed. In the Makefile dpkg: and dpkg_utf8: sections change the email to your's when you make a package. You could use a similar script to make RPMs ro Slackware packages. Checkinstall has options for both.
Quote from: "Lutz"
Package making scripts for UBUNTU debian Linux, Mac OS X and Win32 are already part of the source distrubution.
Ah, cool, I didn't know... I'll try compiling on my lpia based Mini Dell and let you all know...
thx!
updated to [v1.14] its now possible to check for final releases only.
Updated to version [v1.15]
(load "//http://www.nodep.nl/downloads/newlisp/update.lsp")
crypto.lsp lib is now mandatory.
crypto.lsp library needs to be installed.
(Gnuwin32 for windows / openssl for Unices)
(Im unable to catch an (exit) from a loaded script at the moment)
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- newLisp updater version v1.15 running on Linux
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- Using crypto.lsp module
- Checking for any version
- Running version => 10000
- Found version => 10003 (development)
- Retrieving file => newlisp-10.0.3.tgz
- Size and Date => (1440807 Bytes) Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:08:29 GMT
- Download speed => 126076 Bps
- Writing file => /tmp/newlisp-10.0.3.tgz
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- Checking remote sha1 against local sha1
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- Remote sha1 => 73ccc454cd6be078d055af8954dca19d570f769e
- Local sha1 => 73ccc454cd6be078d055af8954dca19d570f769e
- Check sha1 => Identical
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- Done...
last fix [v1.17] crypto is not mandatory anymore.
If crypto or the crypto library's arnt installed its now not used.
update.lsp runs now 1.19
* Added the very appriciated xfer-event addon in newlisp
(load "//http://www.nodep.nl/downloads/newlisp/update.lsp")
Please report failures or addons , those are welcome ;-)