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Notes on how build and upload the precompiled binaries

Download Page

• Run "fossil uv edit download.js" to modify the "releases" variable in the javascript to add the new release number and title and various hyperlinks.
• Run "fossil uv sync" to propagate the changes from the previous step.

Linux

• On the machine named "bella", cd to ~/fossil/static
• rm -rf *
• ../m1/configure --static --disable-fusefs
• # Edit the Makefile to move -ldl to the end
• make
• strip fossil
• tar czf fossil-linux-x64-$VERSION.tar.gz fossil

  OR:

• Log into www.fossil-scm.org
• cd to /home/www/fossil/b1
• Run the script ./rebuild.sh
• Logout
• Download the file www.fossil-scm.org:/home/www/usr/local/fossil
• tar czf fossil-linux-x64-$VERSION.tar.gz fossil

Windows

• Use MinGW instead of MSVC for windows builds since the resulting binary has fewer kernel.dll dependencies and works with older versions of windows such as XP.
• On the Lenovo Yoga (Windows10) in a MinGW shell in ~/fossil/m1
• fossil clean -x
• make -f win/makefile.mingw FOSSIL_ENABLE_SSL=1 OPENSSLDIR=../../openssl-1.0.0l
• OR: tclsh ../mkfossil.tcl
• zip fossil-w32-$VERSION.zip fossil.exe
• Visit https://submit.symantec.com/whitelist/isv/ to submit the new binary for whitelisting. → On 2018-05-04 this link reported that the whitelisting service is no longer available.

Mac

• On 2015 MacPro in the ~/fossil/m1 directory
• fossil clean -f
• ./configure
• # Edit the Makefile to specify /usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/libcrypto.a and /usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/libssl.a in place of -lcrypto and -lssl, and to add -liconv at the end
• make
• # Verify dependencies using: otool -L ./fossil
• strip fossil
• tar czf fossil-macosx-$VERSION.tar.gz fossil

Source Tarball

• fossil tarball --name fossil-$VERSION version-$VERSION fossil-src-$VERSION.tar.gz