What does it provide?
- An all-in-one installer with up-to-date components (Subversion 1.4.6, Apache 2.2.8 - for VisualSVN Server v1.0.3)
- Supports SSL out of box
- An UI for administration repositories and security - a superior feature, right?
- It doesn't use port 80 so it cannot conflict with IIS
Check some screenshots.




2 comments:
It's not FREE: "If you are member of active open source project, you can request a free license for your project."
Hey Anonymous,
It's free, VisualSVN Server. Only the VisualSVN plugin to Visual Studio is not free.
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