Re: Limit on Number of Users

[Dane Kantner]

I suspect you're using the commercialized/paid VisualSVN Community which
requires a paid license after 15 users...  If you're not using their web
interface or reliant on that specifically, you could just migrate your SVN
to the open source version if you're needing to expand beyond and avoid
paid licenses.

-Dane

On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 1:35 PM Shamoon, Danial 
wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
>
> My team at work uses SVN to manage our software releases.  We recently
> added several users to the repository and now there seems to be a
> user-limit issue.  From what I’ve read on the forums, there does not seem
> to be a limit regarding number of users on SVN.  But our European team
> claims they have reached a maximum of 15 users and are now trying to
> inquire purchasing a license to extend that.  Can you please help shed some
> light on our issue and what I would need to purchase to resolve it?
>
>
>
> Many thanks,
>
>
>
> *Danial Shamoon*
> Software Engineer
>
> Mechatronics
>
>
> Magna
>
> 750 Tower Drive
>
> Mail Code 2000
>
> Troy, Michigan  48098
>
> OFFICE +1-248-631-1554
>
> CELL +1-248-752-6447
>
> danial.sham...@magna.com
>
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Re: Limit on Number of Users

[Branko Čibej]

On 17.10.2019 20:25, Shamoon, Danial wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>  
>
> My team at work uses SVN to manage our software releases.  We recently
> added several users to the repository and now there seems to be a
> user-limit issue.  From what I’ve read on the forums, there does not
> seem to be a limit regarding number of users on SVN.  But our European
> team claims they have reached a maximum of 15 users and are now trying
> to inquire purchasing a license to extend that.  Can you please help
> shed some light on our issue and what I would need to purchase to
> resolve it?
>

Subversion is open source and you're not required to pay anything to use it.

You must be using some commercial product that includes Subversion and
has some sort of licensing scheme. You'll have to talk to the vendor of
that product and also think carefully if what you get for your money (on
top of Subversion itself, which is free) is worth the cost.

-- Brane

Limit on Number of Users

[Shamoon, Danial]

Hi,

My team at work uses SVN to manage our software releases.  We recently added 
several users to the repository and now there seems to be a user-limit issue.  
From what I've read on the forums, there does not seem to be a limit regarding 
number of users on SVN.  But our European team claims they have reached a 
maximum of 15 users and are now trying to inquire purchasing a license to 
extend that.  Can you please help shed some light on our issue and what I would 
need to purchase to resolve it?

Many thanks,

Danial Shamoon
Software Engineer
Mechatronics

Magna
750 Tower Drive
Mail Code 2000
Troy, Michigan  48098
OFFICE +1-248-631-1554
CELL +1-248-752-6447
danial.sham...@magna.com

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