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AL STOCK
Member # 1852
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Im not sure L8 may be able to answer this but i know many programmers or web developers have version control tools. These tools basically help other users that are working on the projects keep the files in a repository. When files are changed around, it tells you which file was changed and by who..
Im implementing this tool at our company. I've heard of all SVN clients but what type of SVN server?
Should i just do a open source rollout on a Linux? Install WebDAV SVN with SSL and have clients check out to it?
Im too lazy to sign up on a programming/web devloping forum and post this lol
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90gtvert
Member # 8697
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Hey Al,
We have a web dev team in Lithuania and here in San Jose and they use WebDAV SVN. Its actually a pretty nice SVN server with a pretty good community behind it.
Mike
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AL STOCK
Member # 1852
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quote: Originally posted by 90gtvert: Hey Al,
We have a web dev team in Lithuania and here in San Jose and they use WebDAV SVN. Its actually a pretty nice SVN server with a pretty good community behind it.
Mike
WebDAV SVN, is this installed locally on one of your servers? If so, IIS? Or Linux?
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AL STOCK
Member # 1852
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nvm i think this is installed locally on a linux platform..
Can you verify?
Thanks
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90gtvert
Member # 8697
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We have a separate Linux SVN/SSL server
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Blind
Member # 3052
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I manage the perforce scm where I work, www.perforce.com it's what google uses too.
I have it hosted on a dual quad-core xeon box w/8gbs ram, running debian, connected to a dell powervault md1000 SAS array with 300gb 15k SAS drives in raid 0+1
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N8
Member # 6048
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We swear by TFS, but yes I would install webDav on a separate server.
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castor
Member # 2765
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quote: Originally posted by Blind: I manage the perforce scm where I work, <a href="http://www.perforce.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.perforce.com</a> it's what google uses too.
I have it hosted on a dual quad-core xeon box w/8gbs ram, running debian, connected to a dell powervault md1000 SAS array with 300gb 15k SAS drives in raid 0+1
iSCSI...Was thinking about the HP Lefthand Solution for our storage issue, but decided to expand or EVA8000 with 600GB 10k FC drives - Total is around 90TB Raw. =)
Any storage guys on this site? Specifically HP?
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