At 21:25 2007-01-30, Robert Eden wrote:
>Sorry if this is a FAQ.. I looked in the FAQ and didn't see
>anything... I did see a 2004 thread on the list that suggested
>WebDav, but things may have changed.... I'm looking for a *VERY
>SIMPLE* document management system for some of my non technical
>users. This will not be for source code, but various documents
>(typically M$ Word or Excel) used by non-technical folks. It needs
>the ability to browse files, see history, view files, lock files,
>checkout, commit. Some of our developers use TortoiseSVN, but that's
>directory based. These guys are not going to want to check out an
>entire directory to update a single file. It also doesn't have an
>easy way to browse the repository,
Right click, TortoiseSVN -> Repo-browser
>which would be needed. I looked at things like RapidSVN, but while
>it has a browse function, it still is directory based. A web client
>would be nice, but an application is ok too. I'm not concerned
>about strong authentication. Do any clients come to mind? I realize
>SVN is really designed for source code,
you are mistaken in your knowledge here
single files are going to be a problem however
> but the base code can do other things. Robert
>
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