Rich, - It might be easier to check out the source into a web browseable - directory. And in fact you can automate this with a post-commit hook script. I've done this in a couple of installations and it works fairly well. - I suppose you could look at some way of setting up DAV access to - bazooka, but that would probably require dreamhost.com to get - involved... Yes, it would; it gets very messy because you have to tweak the web server configuration in ways that can compromise its security if you get it wrong. Setting up DAV access in general is much more complicated than svnserve because configuring Apache is a non-trivial task. Very doable (I can't count how many times I've done it) but not for the faint of heart or those who think they can spend ten minutes on the job and be done. If you do set up DAV access, you can actually give out full read access to the entire revision tree (via DAV+DeltaV) so that ordinary web clients can read the current version, and DeltaV clients like TortoiseSVN or the Subversion command-line tools can read all versions. If this weren't tax weekend I'd probably be offering a lot more help with this. :-) Damien M. Jones dmj@fractalus.com http://www.fractalus.com/gallery/ http://www.damienmjones.com/