I work both from home and at a client site. The client does not allow
private computers to be connected to their LAN. It is getting to be a real
pain trying to keep all the files synchronized between the two environments.
It's embarrassing to show up at a meeting without the latest versions of all
the files... :-(
I've tried all the usual "file copy" methods, stick, internet backup,
emails, but something always seems to get left out. With over 27,000 files
in My Documents and its subdirectories I guess it's no wonder. ;-) I want
to let version control keep track of it for me.
I have used Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for years, and never had any
corruption problems.
I know I could work around my Verizon DSL dynamic IP address and my
router/firewall and use my home server but I'd rather not face that learning
curve now.
So far I've found
http://www.freepository.com/
but I'm having problems getting WinCVS to work. The problem with
non-trivial open source apps is the 'documentation' never seems to match
what is on the screen... ;-)
Subversion has 8 entries under "Sites that Offer Subversion Hosting"
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_links.html
but again there is the learning curve of a new VC tool to master.
Does anyone know of a VSS or VSS-Like internet service?
Thanks.
-- Mark