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Tortoisesvn on the web server

Is there a way to add a repository to my linux shared hosting for use with tortoisesvn? Or is there something like that I can do as simple as using a turtle without buying hosting strictly for the repository like cvsdude or something?

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If you are unable to install new software on your shared host, you either need to start a server that you can manage (for example, an old Linux machine is connected to your router with NAT port forwarding and a DynDNS alias so you can access your repository while on the road), or you will have to use a commercial provider. These guys have a free plan that looks like you can get started. (Never tried this provider, its only one of the first that comes up when searching.)



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Here are instructions for configuring Apache to serve an SVN repository .



Personally, I have a home computer that runs svnserve

on a port that I have opened on my router. It's great for small projects.

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