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TheunisP

Posts: 342

Posted: 01/03/2006, 3:59 AM

Hi 1 and all, just deleted a page - which was a nightmare do t on it's own - but that's not the point.... I've come to the descision that I need a Source protector - I know that CCS3 supports this - anybody have some advise on what I should use... it seems to support 2 ways of doing it?

TheunisP

Posts: 342

Posted: 01/13/2006, 4:09 PM

Still no ideas - or are nobody using this function

peterr

Posts: 5971

Posted: 01/14/2006, 4:50 PM

Maybe people just don't usually like to argue about what is better (like ASP vs PHP, for example).
I also cannot recommend specific software for the same reason. All source control systems look similar to me and any of them should be sufficient unless you have very specific needs. I use VSS and see others discussing VSS, CVS and Subversion on the forums.
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Will

Posted: 01/15/2006, 11:44 AM

Quote TheunisP:
Hi 1 and all, just deleted a page - which was a nightmare do t on it's own - but that's not the point.... I've come to the descision that I need a Source protector - I know that CCS3 supports this - anybody have some advise on what I should use... it seems to support 2 ways of doing it?

For what it's worth, I find that CVSNT works well for me. An open source version and commercial version is available through March Hare software.

http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/

HTH
Will

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