Is there a web based SVN viewer that I can just point my broswer to a browse repos?

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Is there a web based SVN viewer that I can just point my broswer to a browse repos?

I don't want to install a single thing. There must be a web based viewer somewhere! I'm having a hard time finding such a thing in google.

There must be somewhere online where I can simply paste "svn://nex-3.com/gtk-themes" and it will let me browse the contents.

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To access svn via http, you could configure it with apache using mod_dav. I know that you have to install something, but it is what I would use.

yvoyer 2010-10-22 19:01:33

I can't install anything at school, and if I could, the computers are re-imaged every day so i'd have to install every day... or if i leave the room and come back to a different computer then i'd have to re-install... There must be a website that can access a GIT, SVN, or BZR

trusktr 2010-10-24 23:23:34

+1 A:

Do you have your own SVN installed locally or are you looking for a hosted SVN solution?

If you're looking for a hosted solution with http access, Unfuddle is great.

Jack Marchetti 2010-10-22 19:18:45

+1 for Unfuddle project hosting. Simple and effective.

unhillbilly 2010-10-22 19:20:48

I jsut want to access my local repo (be it GIT, SVN, BZR, or whatever) from a browsers. For example, a website where you can type in svn://whatever.com/svn and then see your repo would be cool.

trusktr 2010-10-24 23:22:38

+1 A:

There is a Firefox add-on called Tortoise SVN Menu but it requires Tortoise SVN client to be installed as well.

unhillbilly 2010-10-22 19:19:30

I know you said you didn't want to install anything, but the sventon installation is very easy.

Once it's running you configure the subversion URL using your webbrowser.

Mark O'Connor 2010-10-22 19:35:18

That's cool, but when i'm running around onto different computers (like at school) i'd like to just access SVN, or BZR, or whatever from my browser without installing anything. I can't install things at school and plus i'd have to do it EVERY time.

trusktr 2010-10-24 23:20:56

How about installing something like sventon on an amazon image? You can then spin up a server whenever you need to use the software.

Mark O'Connor 2010-10-27 12:46:07

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