RE: Recommendations for a production svn server

> My other option
> is setting up a linux server from scratch which I would rather avoid
> right now.

I prefer *nix boxen for servers, for stability reasons. But that's just me.
;)

> Question 3 - recommended clients. Should we bite the bullet
> and use the
> command line client or are people having success with the
> eclipse plugin
> or tortoise clients (those are the two that I have tried).
> Or is there
> another non-command line client that is more stable. My
> primary concern
> is stability.

I've used both the command line, and TortoiseSVN. I've found TortoiseSVNto
be absolutely great, and much easier to use than the command line (even for
a command-line junkie like me).

> We have several developer's and reliability and stability are most
> important (versus having feature X).

You, me and most other users. ;) I've been using subversion for more than a
year now, for production work, with two different companies. Of course,
there were problems here and there, but thanks to frequent dumps of the
repository, no work has ever been lost.

--- Eric

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Received on Tue Dec 30 15:11:52 2003