SRB Software Packages for Version 3.4.0
Date Released: October 31, 2005
Date Last Modified: January 20, 2006
June 2006 Update:
This is an old SRB version on our old web site, please see the new web
site at http://www.sdsc.edu/srb for
current releases and current information.
SRB 3.4.0 has many new features and bug fixes, as
described in the
3.4.0 Release notes.
The SRB software is released in many forms:
- Source Code (complete package includes Unix/Linux and Windows Server
and Client) (below);
- Windows inQ
Client Package
- Jargon,
the pure Java Client Package
- MySRB
package for web-based access to SRB
- Windows Server Binaries with Installation Routines
- Windows Client Binaries S-commands Package
- Perl SRB Module
Source Code
Full Source for Version 3.4.0
SRB Version 3.4.0: client/server source for Unix/Linux released on
October 31, 2005.
Download one of the following encrypted tar files. There are four
forms: Educational or Government (the copyright notice is the only
difference) and pgp or openssl (blowfish) encrypted.
To decrypt via pgp, use 'pgp -d SRB3.4.0rele_pgp.tar -o SRB3.4.0.tar'.
To decrypt via openssl, use 'openssl enc -d -bf-cbc -in SRB3.4.0rele_bf.tar -out SRB3.4.0.tar'.
Openssl and pgp will prompt for the decryption key obtained from the SRB team.
OpenSSL is available at www.openssl.org.
If you need the decryption key, fill out this
registration form.
Patches for Version 3.4.0
Fixes for bugs discovered after the release are available here.
Currently, this is bug 190, Sput -b of individual files fails,
and bug 193 Cross zone connections fail.
Client-only Source for Version 3.4.0
Java Administration tool
- mcatAdmin.jar.
This is pure Java, via Jargon, so it can run on any Java-enabled host.
This is included in the full release (under MCAT/java) but is
also available here.
MySRB package for web-based access to SRB 3.4.0
Windows Server Binaries with Installation Routines 3.4.0
Client S-commands Package (contains binaries and man pages) 3.4.0
These can also be built via the client-only source release listed above.
For previous versions see the 3.3.1 version of this page.