[DUG] CVS Software - Suggestions?

[Conor Boyd]

I wanted to do something similar.

I do use an external drive, with a file-based TortoiseSVN repository on
it, and then I just backup the repository at home every night.

But all the check-ins/outs are done against the "live" repository on the
external HDD whenever it's plugged into the machine on which I'm
working.

Since I can rely on TortoiseSVN to reconcile the multiple checkouts,
most of the time it doesn't matter if I left the drive at work for a day
or two.

Works well.  I suggest you should reconsider your wish not to use a
portable HDD.

HTH,

Conor 

-----Original Message-----
From: delphi-bounces at ns3.123.co.nz [mailto:delphi-bounces at ns3.123.co.nz]
On Behalf Of Nick Fauchelle

My main need for this is, I want to keep files between work and home in
sync, without using some sync software (tried that). Or carrying around
a portable drive (whops I lost it / left it at work).

Maybe there is another solution...
Not to keen on having an ftp server going either..

Jeremy North wrote:
>> If you are serious about source code control, there there is only ONE

>> industrial strength solution. Perforce.
>
> So you tried them all? That's impressive.
>
> I use StarTeam. It was a great product before Borland purchased it and

> so far they (Borland) haven't managed to mess it up.