Folks, bear with us, I'm not ready to make these experiments public yet, but in good time we will, maybe sooner rather than later. Let me emphasize that while I have converted CVS to SVN just as an experiment, we're not commiting using SVN yet, OK, I ran cvs2svn on the entire repository. That may not be what we want, but it's a starting point. We're at a revision over 1000 :-) You can access it via a ssh account: svn+ssh://<userid>@fractint.net/home/twegner/fsvn Then I copied it to a second repository that has server access. I made server accounts with the same user ids as the shell accounts. This can be accessed via the web or Tortoise at: http://fractint.net/fsvn You have to login, and while login data is the same as your shell accounts, it's really a separate login. I can turn on the server version for anonymous read-only access. I tried accessing the server based repository using the ssh non- server method (probably a dubious idea, messing up the atomic commit architecture) like this: svn+ssh://<userid>@fractint.net/home/twegner/svn/fsvn Enough for now. Tim