diff --git a/packaging/win32/build_package.sh b/packaging/win32/build_package.sh
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index 179995c3d1..0000000000
--- a/packaging/win32/build_package.sh
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@@ -1,122 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-#
-# This assumes we're in the "packaging" directory for the correct build.
-# It could be the packaging/win32 subdir of a tag checkout, or it could
-# be the top-level daily-build packaging directory.
-#
-
-set -o pipefail
-set -e
-LOG_DIR=build-logs
-
-function on_error() {
-  if [ `hostname` = "gnucash-win32" ]; then
-    scp -p ${LOGFILE} upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32/$LOG_DIR
-  fi
-  exit
-}
-
-function unix_path() { echo "$*" | sed 's,^\([A-Za-z]\):,/\1,;s,\\,/,g'; }
-
-tag="$1"
-
-. functions.sh
-. defaults.sh
-
-# Determine where to upload to
-if $(echo $REPOS_URL | grep -q tags); then
-  TARGET_DIR=releases
-  LOG_TAG=$tag
-else
-  TARGET_DIR=${REPOS_URL##*/}
-  LOG_TAG=$TARGET_DIR
-fi
-
-set_default OUTPUT_DIR $GLOBAL_DIR\\output
-LOGFILENAME=build-${LOG_TAG}-`date +'%Y-%m-%d'`.log
-
-_OUTPUT_DIR=`unix_path $OUTPUT_DIR`
-LOGFILE=${_OUTPUT_DIR}/${LOGFILENAME}
-mkdir -p ${_OUTPUT_DIR}
-
-# Small hack to create $LOG_DIR on the webserver if it doesn't exist yet
-if [ `hostname` = "gnucash-win32" ]; then
-  mkdir -p "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$LOG_DIR"
-  scp -r "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$LOG_DIR" upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32
-  rmdir "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$LOG_DIR"
-fi
-
-# If we're running on the build server, copy a temporary logfile
-# content to the webserver to signal that the build is in progress
-if [ `hostname` = "gnucash-win32" ]; then
-    _PWD=`pwd`
-    echo "Build for tag \"${tag}\" is in progress (current working directory: ${_PWD}) ..." > ${LOGFILE}
-    scp -p ${LOGFILE} upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32/$LOG_DIR
-fi
-
-set +e
-trap on_error ERR
-
-# Run the compile
-./install.sh 2>&1 | tee ${LOGFILE}
-
-# This directory needs to be removed before calling dist.sh
-DIST_DIR=${INSTALL_DIR}\\..\\dist
-_DIST_UDIR=`unix_path $DIST_DIR`
-rm -rf ${_DIST_UDIR}
-
-# Create the installer
-./dist.sh 2>&1 | tee -a ${LOGFILE}
-
-# Copy the resulting installer into the output directory
-_BUILD_UDIR=`unix_path $BUILD_DIR`
-_GNUCASH_UDIR=`unix_path $GNUCASH_DIR`
-PKG_VERSION=`grep PACKAGE_VERSION ${_BUILD_UDIR}/config.h | cut -d" " -f3 | cut -d\" -f2 `
-GNUCASH_SCM_REV=`grep GNUCASH_SCM_REV ${_BUILD_UDIR}/src/core-utils/gnc-scm-info.h | cut -d" " -f3 | cut -d\" -f2 `
-
-# Choose the output filename based on our "build_from_tarball" setting
-# Make sure this logic matches the logic in dist.sh!
-if [ "$BUILD_FROM_TARBALL" = "no" ]; then
-  SETUP_FILENAME="gnucash-${PKG_VERSION}-svn-r${GNUCASH_SCM_REV}-setup.exe"
-else
-  SETUP_FILENAME="gnucash-${PKG_VERSION}-setup.exe"
-fi
-if [ ! -d ${_OUTPUT_DIR} ] ; then
-    echo "Error: _OUTPUT_DIR=${_OUTPUT_DIR} does not exist" >> ${LOGFILE}
-fi
-if [ -f ${_GNUCASH_UDIR}/${SETUP_FILENAME} ] ; then
-    echo "Successfully created ${SETUP_FILENAME} in ${_GNUCASH_UDIR}" >> ${LOGFILE}
-else
-    echo "Error: File _GNUCASH_UDIR/SETUP_FILENAME = ${_GNUCASH_UDIR}/${SETUP_FILENAME} does not exist" >> ${LOGFILE}
-    echo "Files in _GNUCASH_UDIR:" >> ${LOGFILE}
-    ls ${_GNUCASH_UDIR}/* >> ${LOGFILE}
-fi
-mv ${_GNUCASH_UDIR}/${SETUP_FILENAME} ${_OUTPUT_DIR} >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1
-
-#
-# Verify that PKG_VERSION == $tag, and add to the build log if it's not.
-# Note: only do this if tag exists and matches x.y.z
-#
-if [ -n "${tag}" ] ; then
-  case "${tag}" in
-  [0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*)
-     if [ "${PKG_VERSION}" != "${tag}" ] ; then
-       echo "" >> ${LOGFILE}
-       echo " *** ERROR: Package Version ${PKG_VERSION} doesn't match Tag ${tag}" >> ${LOGFILE}
-       echo "" >> ${LOGFILE}
-    fi
-    ;;
-  esac
-fi
-
-# If we're running on the build server then upload the files
-if [ `hostname` = "gnucash-win32" ]; then
-  # Small hack to create the $TARGET_DIR on the webserver if it doesn't exist yet
-  mkdir -p "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$TARGET_DIR" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1
-  scp -r "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$TARGET_DIR" upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32 >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1
-  rmdir "$_OUTPUT_DIR/$TARGET_DIR" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1
-  # Copy the files to the chosen target directory
-  scp -p ${_OUTPUT_DIR}/${SETUP_FILENAME} upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32/$TARGET_DIR >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1
-  scp -p ${LOGFILE} upload@code.gnucash.org:public_html/win32/$LOG_DIR
-fi
diff --git a/packaging/win32/build_tags.sh b/packaging/win32/build_tags.sh
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index 155e5f3d12..0000000000
--- a/packaging/win32/build_tags.sh
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@@ -1,118 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-#
-# Notes:
-# 1. for this script to work, you need to make sure bash can
-#    find svn on your system. If it's not in the default
-#    Windows path, you will have to add it yourself, for
-#    example like this:
-#    - create a file /etc/profile.d/svn.sh
-#    - add this line: export PATH=/c/soft/svn/bin:$PATH
-#    (Use the real path to your svn installation, obviously)
-#
-# 2. Should this script change in the source repository, then the
-#    svn update below will fail due to a limitation in Windows that
-#    won't allow to change a file that is "in use". So in the rare
-#    situation this script needs to be updated, you will need to
-#    run the svn update once yourself.
-
-set -e
-
-function qpushd() { pushd "$@" >/dev/null; }
-function qpopd() { popd >/dev/null; }
-function unix_path() { echo "$*" | sed 's,^\([A-Za-z]\):,/\1,;s,\\,/,g'; }
-
-TAG_URL=http://svn.gnucash.org/repo/gnucash/tags
-
-################################################################
-# Setup our environment  (we need the DOWNLOAD_DIR)
-
-qpushd "$(dirname $(unix_path "$0"))"
-pkgdir="`pwd`"
-svn update
-. functions.sh
-. defaults.sh
-
-
-################################################################
-# determine if there are any new tags since the last time we ran
-#
-
-# If we don't have a tagfile then start from 'now'
-tagfile=tags
-if [ ! -f ${tagfile} ] ; then
-  svn ls -v ${TAG_URL} |  awk '/[^.]\// { print $1"/"$6 }' > ${tagfile}
-fi
-
-# Figure out the new set of tags
-svn ls -v ${TAG_URL} |  awk '/[^.]\// { print $1"/"$6 }' > ${tagfile}.new
-tags="`diff --suppress-common-lines ${tagfile} ${tagfile}.new | grep '^> ' | sed -e 's/^> //g'`"
-
-# move the new file into place
-mv -f ${tagfile}.new ${tagfile}
-
-################################################################
-# Now iterate over all the new tags (if any) and build a package
-
-for tag_rev in $tags ; do
-  tag=${tag_rev#*/}
-  tag=${tag%/*}
-  
-  # From 2.5 and up, tags are built from git
-  tag_major=${tag%%.*}
-  tag_tmp=${tag#*.}
-  tag_minor=${tag_tmp%%.*}
-  major_minor=$(( $tag_major*100 + $tag_minor ))
-  if (( $major_minor >= 205 ))
-  then
-     continue
-  fi
-  
-  tagbasedir=/c/soft/gnucash-${tag}
-  tagdir=${tagbasedir}/gnucash
-  rm -fr $tagbasedir
-  mkdir -p ${tagdir}
-  echo "Building tag $tag in $tagbasedir."
-
-  # Copy the downloads to save time
-  mkdir -p ${tagbasedir}/downloads
-  cp -p $(unix_path ${DOWNLOAD_DIR})/* ${tagbasedir}/downloads
-  echo "Successfully copied the downloads dir to ${tagbasedir}/downloads"
-
-  # Check out the tag and setup custom.sh
-  svn co -q ${TAG_URL}/${tag} ${tagdir}/repos
-  w32pkg=${tagdir}/repos/packaging/win32
-  cp -p "${pkgdir}/custom.sh" ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  echo "Successfully checked out the sources"
-
-  # Set the global directory to the tag build
-  echo -n 'GLOBAL_DIR=c:\\soft\\gnucash-' >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  echo "${tag}" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-
-  # No need to update the sources we just checked out
-  echo "UPDATE_SOURCES=no" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  
-  # But set the repos url to the current tag anyway, it will be used
-  # to name the log file
-  echo -n "REPOS_URL=" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  echo "${TAG_URL}/${tag}" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  
-  # Use the proper branch for the documentation
-  echo -n "DOCS_URL=" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  echo "http://svn.gnucash.org/repo/gnucash-docs/branches/${tag_major}.${tag_minor}" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-
-  # BUILD_FROM_TARBALL is special:
-  # in install.sh place we check !=yes, in defaults.sh =yes, in dist.sh =no
-  # We want it to look like 'no' in install and defaults, but yes in dist
-  # so this hack works!
-  echo "BUILD_FROM_TARBALL=maybe" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-
-  # Point HH_DIR at the global installation because we don't need to redo it
-  echo -n "HH_DIR=" >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-  echo "${GLOBAL_DIR}\\hh" | sed -e 's/\\/\\\\/g' >> ${w32pkg}/custom.sh
-
-  # Now build the tag!  (this will upload it too)
-  # Use the build_package script from trunk (cwd), not from the tag
-  qpushd ${w32pkg}
-    ${pkgdir}/build_package.sh ${tag}
-  qpopd
-done
diff --git a/packaging/win32/daily_build.sh b/packaging/win32/daily_build.sh
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index a2ce0e2b18..0000000000
--- a/packaging/win32/daily_build.sh
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,46 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-#
-# Notes:
-# 1. for this script to work, you need to make sure bash can
-#    find svn on your system. If it's not in the default
-#    Windows path, you will have to add it yourself, for
-#    example like this:
-#    - create a file /etc/profile.d/svn.sh
-#    - add this line: export PATH=/c/soft/svn/bin:$PATH
-#    (Use the real path to your svn installation, obviously)
-#
-# 2. The recommended setup is to call this script from within the
-#    source code repository (packaging/win32 directory). This is
-#    different from before, where it was assumed to be called
-#    from outside the source code repository. To remain some
-#    compatibility with the old way, svn update is called twice
-#    - once for the repository (to update all)
-#    - once for the build scripts (to also update the build scripts
-#       using the old way)
-#    The second invocation is superfluous if this script was called
-#    from within the source code repository.
-#
-# 3. Should this script change in the source repository, then the
-#    svn update below will fail due to a limitation in Windows that
-#    won't allow to change a file that is "in use". So in the rare
-#    situation this script needs to be updated, you will need to
-#    run the svn update once yourself.
-
-set -e
-
-function qpushd() { pushd "$@" >/dev/null; }
-function qpopd() { popd >/dev/null; }
-function unix_path() { echo "$*" | sed 's,^\([A-Za-z]\):,/\1,;s,\\,/,g'; }
-
-qpushd "$(dirname $(unix_path "$0"))"
-. functions.sh
-. defaults.sh
-
-qpushd "$REPOS_DIR"
-svn update
-qpopd
-
-svn update
-
-./build_package.sh
-qpopd
diff --git a/packaging/win32/weekly_build.sh b/packaging/win32/weekly_build.sh
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index 250d310539..0000000000
--- a/packaging/win32/weekly_build.sh
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@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-#
-# Notes:
-# 1. for this script to work, you need to make sure bash can
-#    find svn on your system. If it's not in the default
-#    Windows path, you will have to add it yourself, for
-#    example like this:
-#    - create a file /etc/profile.d/svn.sh
-#    - add this line: export PATH=/c/soft/svn/bin:$PATH
-#    (Use the real path to your svn installation, obviously)
-#
-# 2. The recommended setup is to call this script from within the
-#    source code repository (packaging/win32 directory). This is
-#    different from before, where it was assumed to be called
-#    from outside the source code repository. To remain some
-#    compatibility with the old way, svn update is called twice
-#    - once for the repository (to update all)
-#    - once for the build scripts (to also update the build scripts
-#       using the old way)
-#    The second invocation is superfluous if this script was called
-#    from within the source code repository.
-#
-# 3. Should this script change in the source repository, then the
-#    svn update below will fail due to a limitation in Windows that
-#    won't allow to change a file that is "in use". So in the rare
-#    situation this script needs to be updated, you will need to
-#    run the svn update once yourself.
-
-set -e
-
-## Only run this script on Monday night (first day of the week)
-if [ `date +%u` != 1 ] ; then exit ; fi
-
-function qpushd() { pushd "$@" >/dev/null; }
-function qpopd() { popd >/dev/null; }
-function unix_path() { echo "$*" | sed 's,^\([A-Za-z]\):,/\1,;s,\\,/,g'; }
-
-qpushd "$(dirname $(unix_path "$0"))"
-svn update
-./build_package.sh
-qpopd