On 4/18/07, Josh Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking into converting FluidSynth CVS to Subversion. Unfortunately
it seems that Savannah's subversion support is rather sub par. They
have documents on converting CVS to Subversion, but I can't find
anything on how to actually install the resulting locally converted data
to the Savannah servers. I've opened a trouble ticket:
https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?105827
But no reply yet for about 5 days, perhaps its a bit premature to expect
a reply though.
I see that there is a http://gna.org and it sounds as if they support
Subversion. I'm considering submitting a project request for
FluidSynth. Ideally though would be to find a server to host both Trac
and subversion all in one go. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Josh
I don't know if you can afford 8 dollars per month, Josh, and I'm not
completely sure how/if version control works with this kind of web
host, but 1and1.com is offering a great number of features (scripting,
ssh access, 2500 Gig monthy transfer). I'm giving them a try and at
the very least they are well-suited for a sample sharing site as has
been discussed. That seems like a lot of bandwidth to me.
cheers,
Marc
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