The real issue appears to be one of providing access to 'non-techies'.
I Assume said persons are windows users.
In that light, I'd suggest tortoise SVN, it integrates into the windows
file browser and I use it for a dozen
non-technical people here who update documents published on out web page.
Not Web as such, but addresses the real need I think you have.
Marc
Peter Valdemar Mørch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know of ViewCVS and WebSVN, that both allow read access to
> repositories. They don't seem to allow modifying the repository. Are
> there any (other?) web interfaces that allow write access too?
>
> Here we have a repository, part of which is a /trunk/docs folder. And
> our non-techies aren't really up to handling a svn command line
> client, so I'm hoping I can set up a web interface allowing for
> updating/uploading/renaming/deleting etc. documents in the /trunk/docs
> folder all against the subversion repository.
>
> How far along is the WebDAV interface? Is that an alternative? I've
> tried to do Internet Explorer/File/Open/Open As WebFolder, but didn't
> get write access to my own repository through that method either, only
> read-only access. (svn co of the same URL did give me "proper"
> read/write access).
>
> Alternative web interface document management systems (with version
> control!!!) are also welcome, but I'm just so happy with subversion,
> that I'd *love* to stay with subversion for our document repository too!
>
> Any pointers, anybody?
>
> (I checked the FAQ, and searched the users list, but I haven't been
> able to access http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ Has that URL changed?)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Peter
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