macOS Hosting a Project

[Eraserhead]

I have currently got hosting for my program D&D Manager hosted with Google Code, however I have run out of space on their system, and it is impossible to get more space or remove existing files.

At the moment I'm using my webspace, but it is too difficult to allow others to join the project.

I'm wondering where else I can host my project without these problems, preferably somewhere with SVN as I've got used to it.

 

[Monkaaay]

It's nice to have a VPS where you can install SVN, Trac, and other tools you may need. If your application is open source, many hosting providers will give you a free VPS in exchange for a "hosted by" link in your footer.

 

[Eraserhead]

It's nice to have a VPS where you can install SVN, Trac, and other tools you may need. If your application is open source, many hosting providers will give you a free VPS in exchange for a "hosted by" link in your footer.

So maybe I need to contact my host and see what they can do, hmm I hadn't thought of that, but are there any other options?

 

[Monkaaay]

So maybe I need to contact my host and see what they can do, hmm I hadn't thought of that, but are there any other options?

With SVN, I'm not sure.

I know Network Redux has helped out a few projects in the past: http://www.networkredux.com/why.html

 

[italiano40]

i can sell you space on my web hosting, because i have unlimited space, but you would have a really long URL EX:

http://domain.engine.puffinhost.com

about $5 a month

 

[rob5]

http://unfuddle.com/ is a paid solution that's similar to Trac and uses subversion - perhaps you could try that.

 

[stupidregister]

I'm wondering where else I can host my project without these problems, preferably somewhere with SVN as I've got used to it.

Have you tried SourceForge.net or any of these open source software hosting sites?

 

[Eraserhead]

Have you tried SourceForge.net or any of these open source software hosting sites?

I hadn't seen the others but I thought Sourceforge didn't do SVN .

Thanks.