DelphiGamer.com Subversion Hosting

[technomage]

I wanted to find out if anyone would be interested if DelphiGamer.com began subversion/trac hosting in addition to the other hosting (http://hosting.delphigamer.com) services we provide.

Unfortunately I could not do this for free but the cost would be very low e.g

Subversion cost
repository size

100Meg $12 a year
200Meg $20 a year

(These might change the more people show an interest)

All accounts would have trac (http://trac.edgewall.org/) setup as default to help with project management. There also might be a limit on the number of user accounts you can setup.

Having been the victim of looking my source code even though I had a subversion repo on my harddrive I thought this service might be usefull to people. I'm afraid I can't afford to offer an free subversion hosting, if you want free source control sourceforge can handle that, but this service will not be dependent on your project being open source.

If anyone is interested please post your interest and feedback.

For those interested in the actual website hosting offered by DelphiGamer.com you might be happy to know that our own crashblock (http://www.crashblock.com) is hosted by us (keeping it in the family :D)

[Robert Kosek]

While I currently do not have a project needing this, I do know that the availability of this service would be extremely helpful. Especially after seeing that it is low cost and on an annual fee basis, this would be easy for guys like me to afford.

I say sure, offer it. :)

[arthurprs]

good ideia :) and price to

probably, i will buy one!

ps: trac is an amazing svn system

[Brainer]

You'll love it: http://www.assembla.com/

[technomage]

That is a good site, but it looks like Free accounts are public, which means anyone can get to your source code.

What I am suggesting is cheap proprietary svn hosting, only you will have access to your code, this is no need to make it open source. You will find allot of the Free svn hosting that is available (sourceforge etc) make your code public.

[Brainer]

They aren't. You can make your repository public or private. It depends on you. :)