Since a will now i try to get a good working kdesvn-buildrc to build kde from trunk so currently 4.2.
So i am asking if there is any person that could post an example of "working for me" kdesvn-buildrc that i could adapt to my needs.
Preferably it would install kde4 and qt4 to /opt or some kind of similar place where it won't interfere with my working kde version.
Tkanks in advance

I don't use kdesvn-build myself ( I prefer techbase instruction, which I've modified the way I like), but if I'm not mistaking kdesvn-build package (or kdesdk-scripts package) comes with an example kdesvnbuildrc file which is working by default, just needs to be modified to your needs. And it is very well explained, at least for me, just read the comments.

One more thing: Installation in some root owned place, like /opt, is not recomended, and if you're doing this for the first time you'd better know wht you're doing

Githzerai wrote:I don't use kdesvn-build myself ( I prefer techbase instruction, which I've modified the way I like), but if I'm not mistaking kdesvn-build package (or kdesdk-scripts package) comes with an example kdesvnbuildrc file which is working by default, just needs to be modified to your needs. And it is very well explained, at least for me, just read the comments.

It is not really working since path and other details are missing, and that is what i would need.

I can read the comments and i can understand them i just would rather use some config that somebody else has made and avoid the wasting of time and frustration trying to get the thing to compile while i could simply ask for a working example as i do in this thread.
Plus i am pretty sure it won't be useful just for me.

Githzerai wrote:One more thing: Installation in some root owned place, like /opt, is not recomended, and if you're doing this for the first time you'd better know wht you're doing

By /opt, i meant a place outside of /usr.
For my past kde compilations i'd used a folder in $HOME.

OK, if noone comes with working script I'll modify it for you. I'll set up the install dir to ~/kde, but you still need to set up the build enviroment correctly, as without it no script can help