   do you know any SVN and TRAC private hosting?
  I'd like to hear your suggestions about this topic:In this thread (which seems to be closed cause I cannot reply) different SVN hosting free and open source servers are showed.http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=511879But I'd like a private (and reliable) hosting (I don't care if I have to pay, evidently) with SVN and TRAC for project managment.Do you have any suggestion or idea?Thank you very much for your time.   
  I use xp-dev and they've been really good. They provide "project tracking", it's not through Trac (I think it might custom, I don't really use that section of the site...) but it's free and it allows for private repositories.   ;  If you are ready to pay, why don't you buy a cheap computer ( < $200 ), plug it in your wardrobe, install linux and use it as a private server? There's nothing more private than things you keep to yourself. It's not as if SVN and TRAC are hard to setup anyway.   ;  I agree with the above poster. If you just need some simple SVN stuff then grab a spare computer or pick one up and grab a copy of ubuntu server (the SVN installation and setup is so easy). Then look at one of the step by guides. I have a server next to me that took me like 10 minutes to setup using the guides online.   ;  If you need enterprise-level stuff, look at CVSDude. It's what we use at work.   ;  If you'll be the only one using it, then you can host your Subversion repository and Trac locally.   ;  I can vouch for CVSDude as well.  I used it at previous job and it always had good transfer rates and up time.  I got hosting through Dreamhost and they offer SVN hosting (I use it now and it works fairly well) and dotProject.  While its not TRAC it does work in a similar way.   ;Quote:Original post by jtagge75I can vouch for CVSDude as well.  I used it at previous job and it always had good transfer rates and up time.  I got hosting through Dreamhost and they offer SVN hosting (I use it now and it works fairly well) and dotProject.  While its not TRAC it does work in a similar way.Thanks for replies.I don't want configure anything, I want it right now.I'm doing a small game with 2 friends who are living in other cities, so I need something online. Moreover, my connection is bad, so I wouldn't do it in my own computer. It's just an "indie game".I "indiemates" (artists) know a bit about TRAC and SVN, and believe me, if change this, they will kill me.Any other suggestions?Thanks  a lot.   ;  Wait! It seems cvsdude has TRAC:http://cvsdude.com/screenshots/issue-tracking-system.html