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Free CVS Hosting?? I'm looking for a CVS host for a small project I'm working on at home. (Yes, I know I could do it myself, but I've already made the decision to use a hosting service.)
Brian
If it's open source, SourceForge will do it for you.
x
Unless you want to share the source with others, or keep an offsite backup of your work, why would you want/need to use a hosting service?
Ian
A Pterodactylus Ate My Baby
I would recommend putting up an old computer and putting the cvs server on it. CVS is trivial to set up if you've got a decent distro like knoppix/debian/gentoo/etc. Once it's installed, it takes two commands to create a repository and add all your files to it. Then you don't have the risk of others getting at you code when you don't want them to.
saberworks
If the spare computer is unavailable, just get a copy of TortoiseCVS and use the "Local" protocol. This creates a CVS repository on your local machine, with which you can sync as if it was on a CVS server.
Kevin
Thanks for the recomendations.
Brian
I'm using cvsdude. No issues so far, the guy who runs it is very responsive.
jon
There is a free 10 Mb novel Ifolder unlimited demo.
Martin Beckett
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