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Download Squall

There has not yet been an official release of the Squall codebase. There are, however, many ways to access the code in the developer repository.

Anonymous Subversion Access:
You can access the Squall developer source code repository via Subversion. You will need to download the Subversion client and install it before you will be able to access the developer repository. Windows users will likely want to access the Subversion repository with TortoiseSVN.

Once you have done this, you can check out the latest Squall sources using the following command:

svn checkout http://svn.pdtp.org/svn/squall/
Snapshots of the current Subversion tree are made each night at 3AM EST. You may download them here: tar/gz zip

You can also browse the Subversion repository through WebSVN.

Developer Subverison Access:
Write access to the Subversion repository is only available through SSL. You will need to contact the project maintainer in order to be provided with a username and password.

After you have been provided with a username and password for the Subversion server, you should begin by checking out a fresh copy of the source tree using the following command:

svn --username <accountname> checkout https://svn.pdtp.org/svn/squall/
Once you have connected to the SSL server, you will be prompted about an unknown certificate issuer. Please verify the key fingerprint matches the one below and choose to accept the certificate permanently if it does:
5c:a8:3d:d6:6c:84:34:a6:a2:86:20:2b:df:01:48:9c:95:be:b4:fe
After verifying the certificiate Subversion will prompt you for a password. If this is accepted Subversion will then download the latest copy of the source code in the repository.