Downloads

The latest stable version is Maintain 3.0.0. The latest unstable version is Maintain 3.1.1. Download it here and make sure you read the release notes.

Releases

Feel free to download the latest release version of Maintain here.

Another way to get the latest, stable version of Maintain, is to check out the stable "tag" from the Maintain SVN tree. This provides the same files as the .tar.gz download, but it makes updating significantly easier.

Check Out Maintain Releases From SVN

To check out the same files you would get from extracting one of the .tar.gz packages above from the SVN tree, execute the following command in the directory where you want Maintain to be (you need to have subversion installed):

svn co https://trac.osuosl.org/svn/maintain-project/tags/release-$RELEASE maintain

Where "$RELEASE" has to be replaced by the latest release number (case sensitive!). So, to retrieve Maintain 3.0.0, you would execute the command:

svn co https://trac.osuosl.org/svn/maintain-project/tags/release-3.0.0 maintain

After the successful checkout you can configure Maintain as usual (see the respective release notes).


Developer Downloads

Nightly SVN Snapshots

Want to download a nightly snapshot of the ongoing Maintain development?

Note that these files are experimental. They can break without warning, wipe your database, invite a family of manatees to a pool party at your house or worse. (Nonetheless, they are not supposed to ;))You can use them to try out or develop on Maintain, if you do not want to check out the SVN tree. But you shouldn't run them on a production system.

Subversion Development Tree

If you want to take a look at the source code or think about aiding with development, fetch the latest Subversion tree:

svn co https://trac.osuosl.org/svn/maintain-project/trunk maintain

Please note that the development tree is not considered stable and should therefore not be used on production systems.

If you just want to browse the SVN tree from your webbrowser, go to https://trac.osuosl.org/svn/maintain-project/trunk.


Older Releases

These releases are here for archival purposes. They can be a valuable reference for developers or similar.