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• Keep us updated (Score:1)

  by jk2addict (4946)

  Keep us updated on your thoughts and usage issues. I recently got turned on to the idea of converting to SVN after being exposed to is in the modperl/Apache::Test dev lists.
  
  I like the web interface a lot better and getting source through a proxy via http:https rulez, but having a copy of Apache2 around just for it seems like a pain, altough I hear CVSWeb groks SVN now too.
  
  I still can't get my brain to accept how tagging and branching works without a branch/tag command. :-) The other thing that bugs me sti
  • Re:Keep us updated (Score:2)

    by schwern (1528)

    and getting source through a proxy via http:https rulez, but having a copy of Apache2 around just for it seems like a pain

    You don't need to have Apache2 around to use Subversion, just for the webdav stuff (though Apache2 and mod_perl 2 are nearly mature.) You can set up svnserve (ie. svn: urls) which is the most efficient, its analogous to pserver, with less suck and more security. You can also use svn over ssh ( svn+ssh:) like CVS does.

    There's also a few CVSWeb like things out there. WebSVN [schwern.org] is o
    • Re:Keep us updated (Score:1)

      by jk2addict (4946) on 2004.12.22 20:14 (#37042) Homepage Journal

      OK, you've put it another way that makes sense [to me]. I'm installing it now on my dev box. :-) It just so happens I'm working on a new set of modules, so it's a good time to migrate.
      
      I took a look at your WebSVN. Is it me, or is it slooooooooow?
      
      Thanks,
      -=Chris

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      • Slow slow slow (Score:2)

        by schwern (1528)

        Its a very slow machine.