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Hello, i'm trying to build my server with hercules

 

[1st Question]

i use CentOS 6.4 32bit so i have to download it with svn code

 

svn checkout https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules ~/Hercules

after the download finish, i check the files

and i saw like in this picture below

 

 

hercul10.jpg

 

 

there was alot of folder (red framed) and each one has folder and files showing like in the right window,

is this normal or does they have different feature ?

 

 

[2nd Question]

i read the guide about obtaining Hercules through Git, but i see there i should download

 

rpm -Uvh http://repo.webtatic.com/yum/centos/5/latest.rpm

im using CentOS 6, and i can't find the rpm files for CentOS 6

can i just use the rpm from link above for my system ?

 

thx for answering :)

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Those additional folders you are seeing are for development purposes and keeping track of merges to be made etc. the SVN code will work fine to build your server. 

The Directory you are going to want to use to build your Hercules server from is the one labeled (" trunk ") if you want the latest features offered by Hercules.

 

I do not use CentOS 6 so I can not test this method to confirm, however using this method should also work to obtain a working copy of Hercules;

 

 

Obtaining a Working-Copy
Type the following to create a Hercules working copy in your home (~) directory

git clone https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules.git ~/Hercules

Updating a Working-Copy
Type the following when inside your working copy

git pull

 

 

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Oh yeah i forgot to search through yum for git haha

because i saw one post in the "Geting Hercules" said, the revision with svn co and git clone is sometimes in different number

 

okay, times to work on hercules

thank you for answering :)

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