locally hosted code repository

[debonair]

Do you know of a site like bitbucket or github or similar that uses local servers?
am thinking of setting something like that up, would it appeal to any of you guys either as a free or a paid service?

 

[Raithlin]

Is there a real need for this?
Would it be supported well enough to be viable?
What software would you use (Mercurial/Git/YOUR_CHOICE_HERE)?

 

[debonair]

Iburst is down and I cant get to my code that sits on gogrid servers in the states rite now. I only have local bandwidth and its really frustrating.
Am considering getting a local server from hetzner.

Is there a real need for this?
Would it be supported well enough to be viable?
What software would you use (Mercurial/Git/YOUR_CHOICE_HERE)?

 

[debonair]

I use svn and Git

 

[The_Assimilator]

Iburst is down and I cant get to my code that sits on gogrid servers in the states rite now. I only have local bandwidth and its really frustrating.
Am considering getting a local server from hetzner.

Ever heard of keeping local backups?

 

[Raithlin]

Hm. That's why I use Mercurial on my local machine.

Funny though - from what I understand Git creates a local copy, and you can work disconnected from the main server. Or do I have it wrong?

 

[Aqox]

I know it's not local, but it works like a charm...
www.assembla.com

 

[James]

Hm. That's why I use Mercurial on my local machine.

Funny though - from what I understand Git creates a local copy, and you can work disconnected from the main server. Or do I have it wrong?

You have it perfectly correct

 

[Raithlin]

BTW, I went and checked my machine - I use Bazaar, not Mercurial. Works a treat for local, and with TortoiseBazaar it's simple to maintain.