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    MKlucher
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    Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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      Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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      Marc Clifton
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      Kluch wrote: Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? There's a few out there that I encountered, sadly, I can't find the links. Usually there's a limit to the number of files or size of the repository, unless you pay more. If you don't have megabytes of data, I could set you up with a CVS repository on my server. Marc, opening the can of worms. MyXaml Advanced Unit Testing YAPO

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        Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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        Colin Angus Mackay
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        If you are looking for open source hosting then WDevs.com have Vault based source control set up: WDevs Open Source Project Hosting[^] However, if you want to run it privately Vault itself uses SQL Server and IIS: Install prerequisites[^] (However, you will need to be logged on as Administrator for the install)


        Cada uno es artifice de su ventura WDevs.com - Open Source Code Hosting, Blogs, FTP, Mail and Forums

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          Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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          I think subversion[^] works over the internet. As for who would host the subversion repository and server, that's another question. [Edit] The subversion website has a list of sites that offer Subversion hosting. http://subversion.tigris.org/project_links.html[^] (Scroll down to "Sites that Offer Subversion Hosting") [\Edit] ----------------------------------------------------- Empires Of Steel[^]

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            Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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            Jim Crafton
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            Isn't this what WebDAV(http://www.webdav.org/[^]) is for? ¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! Real Mentats use only 100% pure, unfooled around with Sapho Juice(tm)! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF!

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              Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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              What about VSS in the Visual Studio 2005 beta. It has remote access? Is that what your asking about? You just have vss running somewhere on a remove server somewhere, and then you can connect to it throught the internet (in visual studio) as if it were running locally. Although, from my experince, it dosn't work just yet... /\ |_ E X E GG

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                What about VSS in the Visual Studio 2005 beta. It has remote access? Is that what your asking about? You just have vss running somewhere on a remove server somewhere, and then you can connect to it throught the internet (in visual studio) as if it were running locally. Although, from my experince, it dosn't work just yet... /\ |_ E X E GG

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                eggie5 wrote: What about VSS in the Visual Studio 2005 beta. It has remote access? Is that what your asking about? Yes and no, I would like for something to work with like that but without me providing the server. (I.E. Pay for a service that hosts that or find one free) I took a look at those subversion hosts, some look pretty promising but seem to be steeply priced compaired to hosting fees.

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                  Does such a magical wonderful world exist? ;) I would like to have a source control system somewhere on the internet, that's not my own server and be able to check in/out files. Make changes and check them in. It would be amazing. I've noticed GotDotNet has a pretty neat workspace system but it's more for open source projects and single projects, I saw you can mark something is private but I feel like I'm cheating the system plus having 20-30 projects would be a bit disorganized. What would be awesome is if I could find something that I wouldn’t have to convince my web host to run but, use what they already have installed (ASP, SQL Server, etc) Seems like you could make a EXE that would just use SQL on the back end with no other server stuff needed and it would work, but I don't know enough about it I think. Anyone know if either avenue exists as a possibility? It would be so helpful to my daily life :cool:

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                  Bassam Abdul Baki
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                  Try Code Co-Op[^]. Not quite what you want, but worth a look. "For that one fraction of a second, you were open to options you would never have considered. That is the exploration that awaits you. Not mapping stars and studying nebula, but charting the unknown possibilities of existence." - Q (Star Trek: The Next Generation) Web - Blog

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