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I'm using windows 7 , and all what i want is to install Version Control server on one machine and let other developers to connect to it using the machine IP address and chekout, update and commit files

I have tried VisualSVN and it works well for me , I also have tried to install Apache Server and try to configure it to run with subversion but I failed to do so , so if any one can help me I will appreciated

Thanks in Advance

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what I want if any one can suggest an alternative like VisualSVN that let me compare and choose from different options

Thanks in Advance

Amira Elsayed Ismail
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  • VisualSVN already comes with a bundled Apache internally. It takes away all the configuration woes, which is VisualSVN's point. Are you sure you need an external connection? – Pekka Jan 11 '11 at 13:34
  • I just want another alternative to compare them and choose between them – Amira Elsayed Ismail Jan 11 '11 at 13:45
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    You haven't said what your problem is and you haven't asked a question. – ChrisW Jan 11 '11 at 13:55
  • If VisualSVN works, then no other version of subversion is going to be that different. Is the question that you want different types of version control? – Andrew Cox Jan 11 '11 at 14:46

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Take a look at the CollabNet Subversion Edge product bundle. It has a lot of the administration and configuration issues made simple. Bundles Subversion, Apache, ViewVC and their own administration/management tool for users and source repositories. Works on multiple platforms (Windows, Linux, and Unix). Also has a built in one click upgrade process that should make it easy to stay with the latest releases of Subversion and the other products that are bundled.

jgifford25
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  • +1 on this. CollabNet Subversion Edge is a great way to get Subversion up and running on Windows servers. – David W. Jan 11 '11 at 16:30