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minestrone replied

2 May 2011, 21:38
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Tell us again why you wanted a hosted solution?

PC that was hosting the subversion repo died the death of a thousand deaths last weekend, despite knowing how to 'fix these things' it looks like this 7 year old DELL dimension is going in the bin.

Suppose I have to +ve doogie now.
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minestrone replied

6 April 2011, 19:35
Just papped the zip onto support and told them to get it sorted.
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minestrone replied

6 April 2011, 07:01
God loves a trier.
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d000hg replied

5 April 2011, 11:36
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Tell us again why you wanted a hosted solution?

You want your own pet support monkey
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minestrone replied

5 April 2011, 10:10
noticed that winrar when you create a new archive and opt to replace the existing zip file merges in the old with the new. That is what has ruined me for my first 2 attempts today. School boy errors.
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Sysman replied

5 April 2011, 09:27
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Tell us again why you wanted a hosted solution?

WHS.

Why not take up administrator's offer?
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VectraMan replied

5 April 2011, 09:21
Tell us again why you wanted a hosted solution?
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minestrone replied

5 April 2011, 08:48
Arggghhh
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minestrone replied

5 April 2011, 08:12
groundhog day.
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minestrone replied

4 April 2011, 19:51
Oh FFS.

You start the week off with a Monday plan and what you wanted to get at noon you are still battering away at before bed time.

Backing this upload out and going in again.
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minestrone replied

4 April 2011, 19:01
A watched kettle never boils.
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Sysman replied

4 April 2011, 18:38
Originally posted by administrator View Post

If you can get it hosted for £40 a year then def not worth self hosting.

At that sort of price it starts to get cheaper than using your own electricity.
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minestrone replied

4 April 2011, 17:29
PAid up this morning, $69.90 for the hosting and $108 for the back up plan.

Third attempt failed at uploading but the repo was verified as correct, complained the zip was too large at 144 meg when it was under the 200 meg limit. Hacked the 14 meg DB file out of the repo which got the size down to 88 meg.

If the upload fails this time watch out for flying toys.
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administrator replied

4 April 2011, 12:36
How much you paying for this? I'll help you set up a VPS server, secure it etc if you need a hand. Could have had the whole afternoon in the pub
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minestrone replied

4 April 2011, 12:22
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

I'm going in. Hope to get the repository up and live this morning although it might be a mice and men situation.

Yup, second time failed again.

Trying third option then is is off to tech support.
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