Hey guys,
I wasn't to sure where to put this, but I guessed this was the best section of the forum.
What is a good SVN server that I can rent to store my personal project data on? I had used my school's in the past, but now that I've graduated I need something of my own. Do you guys have any recommendations?
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Do you want a private storage solution, or something where other people can access your code as well?
assembla.com has good free hosting, the best (specs wise, at least, I havent tried out any others to be able to compare service)
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I'm looking for personal storage, but I would want something I have full access to. I may in the future let other people access the account, but I can always create a new account for that if I have to. Basically I was thinking of making a personal game or just having some small projects of my own. I am not making an open source project however.
I checked out Assembla, but I wonder, do I only get 1GB of storage for the cheaper option? That doesn't seem like a whole lot when I can get 2GB + for free from things like Drop Box (which isn't an SVN). I currently have about 5GB of data in my school repository. I wouldn't mind a smaller one if I just had code, but I also have art assets.
I checked out Assembla, but I wonder, do I only get 1GB of storage for the cheaper option? That doesn't seem like a whole lot when I can get 2GB + for free from things like Drop Box (which isn't an SVN). I currently have about 5GB of data in my school repository. I wouldn't mind a smaller one if I just had code, but I also have art assets.
I use CollabNet ( http://www.open.collab.net/downloads/subversion/ ) which is based on Apache SubVersion. Its very easy to install, setup and use.
- Kevin.
- Kevin.
I host my own SVN server on a PC setup as a server at my home. Just install something like VisualSVN. You can get the free version which works like a charm. Check out the differences here: http://www.visualsvn.com/server/licensing/
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I host my own SVN server on a PC setup as a server at my home. Just install something like VisualSVN. You can get the free version which works like a charm. Check out the differences here: http://www.visualsvn...rver/licensing/
Actually, this made me think of an idea. Maybe I could create an SVN server on a separate computer in my house and then have that computer backup online with something like Carbonite.
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