On Jun 7, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
> If svn keeps the source code in a database, could you make
> the database available via web download? Then I could set up
> my own svn server and checkout any version from there.

The Subversion service is run by SourceForge, so they exercise  
ultimate administrative control; we do not. However, the entire  
repository, including all historical revisions, is available for  
public readonly access.

> I don't know if normal developers and users need this feature,
> but I collect the source codes for archival use. E.g., while
> CS doesn't anymore need the ChunkLOD implementation, perhaps
> some other project may need to look at the implementation
> in future.

SF provides 'rsync' support for backing up the full repository. There  
also are other SVN mirroring tools available. Google 'svn mirror',  
for instance.

-- ES



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