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[mario]

Ok build is done 

With this x86 package I made only the load test and some commits.

dev.mariobrandt.de/mod_svn_x86.zip

I guess I have to write a readme.1st.txt for both (x86 and x64) if not another one do it... when done I will put it on the mirrors, since the x64 version works now since a week under usage.

[mario]

Mod svn is now as 32bit and 64bit on the download page.

[mario]

Today I built 1.6.13

Gonna test it and than up it to the download area

[mario]

All tests went fine. There is it on the download page

[kmradke]

In both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions, I am unable to run the included svn.exe and svnsync.exe.  They complain about missing ordinal 132 in ssleay32.dll.  I tried updating to the openssl 1.0.0c stuff which does not appear to help.  svnadmin.exe, svnlook.exe, and svnversion.exe appear to run fine.  Am I doing anything wrong?  (I originally downloaded the non-sni apache version for each platform.)

The mod_dav_svn module itself appears to work great and I really appreciate it being built!

[mario]

I tested it today on a brand new installed XP without a problem (32bit version). it would be nice to have the error messages from the windows event log and a screenshot from that message if it is a popup.
Which OS do you run?

[kmradke]

I tested it today on a brand new installed XP without a problem (32bit version). it would be nice to have the error messages from the windows event log and a screenshot from that message if it is a popup.
Which OS do you run?

Tried on both Win XP (32-bit) and Win 7 (64-bit).  The windows popup says: "The ordinal 132 could not be located in the dynamic link library SSLEAY32.dll."
(not sure how to attach a screen shot)  Nothing in the windows event log that I could find.

Do you have any other ssleay32.dll files on your system path that svn.exe may be picking up before the one from the apache bin directory?

Using depends.exe from http://www.dependencywalker.com/ I show that the ssleay32.dll file included with the apachehaus zip file is indeed missing ordinal 132 so it would appear that svn.exe is linked against a different ssleay32.dll than the one shipped with apachehaus.

[mario]

On my Windows 2008 R2 I'm able to reproduce that error. I gonna try out how to solve that.

[kmradke]

On my Windows 2008 R2 I'm able to reproduce that error. I gonna try out how to solve that.

When you build subversion, are you specifying the same openssl libraries used to build apache, or some other ones?  (I don't remember if recent svn versions include a deps zip file, but those dependencies are usually out of date, and in this case are probably including openssl 0.9.8 ).

[mario]

You are right it was compiled against 0.9.8q.
However building against OpenSSL 1.0.0c make trouble creating libsvn_ra.dll due a incompability in neon. I gonna try the newest version from neon if that works.

[mario]

I made a test update for 32 bit. Let me know if that works for you

dev.mariobrandt.de/mod_svn-1.6.15-x86r2.zip


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Note: doesn't compile with IPv6 apache :-/ But it runs with it ;-)

[kmradke]

I made a test update for 32 bit. Let me know if that works for you

dev.mariobrandt.de/mod_svn-1.6.15-x86r2.zip

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Note: doesn't compile with IPv6 apache :-/ But it runs with it ;-)

Yes, that makes svn.exe work with the apache ssleay32.dll.
(I suspect it doesn't affect the mod_dav_svn.so much if any, since it was already working and it doesn't use neon for network access.)

[mario]

I would be be pleased if you could also test the x64 build

dev.mariobrandt.de/mod_svn-1.6.15-x64r2.zip

[mario]

I added the second release from mod subversion to the download page. Updated to OpenSSL 1.0.0c and neon 0.29.5

[kmradke]

I would be be pleased if you could also test the x64 build

dev.mariobrandt.de/mod_svn-1.6.15-x64r2.zip

64-bit version appears to work great!

Thanks!