UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

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SubJunk
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UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by SubJunk »

General:

UMSBuilder automatically builds the latest revision of UMS for Windows and Linux.
To use it, simply extract UMSBuilder and run the build script.

Note: This will build the program from potentially untested code, so while it should usually be OK there are no guarantees.
If you want stability, download the latest official release from our front page.

Download for Windows
Download for Linux

Changes since 1.8.0:
  • General:
    • Updated commands to work with latest master
  • External components:
    • Updated Maven to 3.2.5
    • Updated Java to 1.7.80
ExSport
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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by ExSport »

Thanks SubJunk
Hopefully it is still compatible with Infidel's UMSBuilderV2: build any UMS branch :mrgreen:
Maybe it will be great to distribute it together so anyone can choose direct build of master or make custom builds from one UMSBuilder pack :idea:
Btw. Thanks Infidel for masterpiece of code too 8-)
Wolfgan
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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by Wolfgan »

ExSport wrote:Thanks SubJunk
Hopefully it is still compatible with Infidel's UMSBuilderV2: build any UMS branch :mrgreen:
Maybe it will be great to distribute it together so anyone can choose direct build of master or make custom builds from one UMSBuilder pack :idea:
Btw. Thanks Infidel for masterpiece of code too 8-)
I second the idea of a single UMSbuilder for all branches. Not everyone makes its own build (and the jenkins server its a simpler solution for quick trunk test), so having the ability to build branches other than master may help on testing new features not integrated into master yet...
And thanks again for the update!
-- UMS serving PS3, WDTV, Samsung H6400 + J5500 and Kalemsoft renderers! (no video transcoding but remuxing accepted :D )
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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by infidel »

ExSport wrote:Hopefully it is still compatible with Infidel's UMSBuilderV2...
It is now :): UMSBuilderV2.7
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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by ExSport »

Thx ;)
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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

Post by trev0r »

Compiling in OSX 10.11 (El Capitan) tested - OK

I could compile the UMS on OSX El Capitan . One need only change the path of the build.sh JAVA script and after compilation , create a directory called osx within the UMS compiled directory and copy the dependency files found here http://sourceforge.net/projects/unimediaserver/files/ Dependencies / osx /

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Re: UMSBuilder 1.9.0 is released

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I already run UMS on linux; however, I had not yet compiled on linux. So, I thought I'd try this UMSBuilder.

Here is the output that I'm seeing when I try to run the build script.

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apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> ./build.sh
Already-up-to-date
/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/Maven-3.2.5/bin/mvn: 197: exec: /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java: not found
Exit 127
apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> ls -lah /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java     
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5.6K Apr 10  2015 /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java
apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java     
/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java: Command not found.
Exit 1
apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> more /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java

******** /usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0/JDK-1.7.80/bin/java: Not a text file ********

apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> 
I do have java installed on this machine, as shown:

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apollo::root:/usr/UMSBuilder-1.9.0> java -showversion
java version "1.7.0_80"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_80-b15)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.80-b11, mixed mode)
I'm thinking it's probably something very simple; however, could someone please point me in the right direction for a fix? Thanks!
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