PS2SDK SVN is down ?

[l_oliveira]

I tried to update my PS2SDK here and instead of updating, it got borked.

Seems like their SVN server is having issues.
Anyone know anything about this ?

I would go there and ask myself if I had a non gmail/hotmail address to allow me to register on their forum.

My old account was deleted, probably due to inactivity.

[Bootlegninja]

Just accessed it via this link http://svn.ps2dev.org/ and it worked. I don't have a dev environment on my computer right now to test that way though.

[l_oliveira]

Just accessed it via this link http://svn.ps2dev.org/ and it worked. I don't have a dev environment on my computer right now to test that way though.

I was trying to update my PS2SDK for compiling a newer version of uLE but it didn't go well, you see... lol

The script keeps getting odd responses from the SVN server, nothing is downloaded and vital files are deleted in expectation that the required data was downloaded.

This is sad D: I'll have to rebuild my PS2SDK setup completely

Edit:

####################
## DOWNLOAD FILES ##
####################
if [ $DOWNLOAD -eq 1 ]; then
  cd $BUP_DIR
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2/trunk/ps2sdk ps2sdksrc
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2/trunk/gsKit gsKit
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2/trunk/usbhdfsd usbhdfsd
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2ware/trunk/ps2ftpd ps2ftpd
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2ware/trunk/myPS2/lib/libjpg libjpg
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2ware/trunk/SMS/drv/SMSUTILS SMS/drv/SMSUTILS
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2ware/trunk/SMS/drv/SMSMAP SMS/drv/SMSMAP
	svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/ps2ware/trunk/SMS/drv/SMSTCPIP SMS/drv/SMSTCPIP

This portion of the script is failing with an odd "SVN connection closed unexpectedly" and thanks to that my uLE SDK setup is ruined

[dlanor]

I had the same problem myself when I needed to update the PS2Dev libs on the new HDD restored from a backup made over a month ago. At that time none of the projects I used needed the 'zlib' lib, but now the OPL project needs it. But trying to install that the proper way (using a script with svn commands etc) did not work at all, as the server kept terminating the connection immediately on contact. (I managed to update my lib another way though.)

I assume that this problem is somehow related to the recent move of ps2dev.org to a new server, which has caused a similar (but different) server failure before. Apparently someone tried to tighten security since then, and went a few steps too far, causing all SVN connections to be forcibly closed. I have made a post about it in the ps2dev.org forum and a preliminary fix has been attempted since then, but this proved ineffective as others keep reporting the same issue continuing a day later.

But since they have those reports we have to assume that they are at least aware that something is wrong and will eventually succeed in fixing it. It did work a few days ago, so if they just revert some of the security changes made since then they should have it up and running again shortly.

Best regards: dlanor

[dromede]

It seems that the svn server is still down, i can't access it.

[dlsmd]

i do have a full backup of the ps2 dev sections from the svn updated in the last week if you would like me to upload them

[garyopa]

It seems to be back up, it is running fine from my neck of the woods.

If you still having problems accessing it, try "flushing" your cached dns on your PC, if you running stupid windows like this: "IPCONFIG /flushdns"

[l_oliveira]

Gary, if you see this thread on PS2DEV, you will see that they're really having server issues:

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.p...d60e5e3b9a1ef6

Now, Mr. Oobles there fixed the SVN and it's working as intended but then there's missing zipfiles that uLE PS2SDK install script refers to and are not yet up on the new server, such as "http://ps2dev.org/PS2/Projects/Libraries/LIBCDVD:_CD+DVD_Filing_System_for_PS2/LIBCDVD_v1.15:_CD+DVD_Filing_System_for_PS2.downlo ad" which returns a "File missing on server" error.

Edit: I found a earlier backup from my original PS2SDK download (I wisely backup-ed it after I finished installing) and in it there were the contents of the needed zipfile.
Replaced it manually, applied uLE patches and compiled using the provided makefile.

Then I was able to compile uLE 4.40 rev H.