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Codepot is a web-based subversion repository manager. It incorporates the subversion revision control system and wiki-based documentation, and supports authentication via LDAP or DBMS. If you opt for the simplest, you can manage multiple subversion repositories independent of each other. Going beyond it, you can track issues, write documents, and upload release files. See it live at http://code.abiyo.net

The OpenMAP business suite has been actively developed since 2011. The suite provides everything a typical DMS needs: * user and group management * data access management * e-mail account management * synchronized, offline mode capable file drive * document management system with tagging, indexing and trailing * server side document backup and archiving system The OpenMAP data handling is mostly based on Subversion, further existing software systems are used to implement the different modules. ...

It's a web application which provides a unify solution to stat. CVS/SVN repository modules code change information and generate html reports. User can browse line of change, file of change, code diff, check-in comment and so on, it can stat. more repository modules one time. After repository modules configured, stat. is simple like a search.

Audited Objects (AO) is a tool for the analysis and optimization of automated software processes such as builds. It supports reuse of previously built objects, generation of prerequisite data, parallelization, etc.

A Bugzilla addon for integration with the WebSVN frontend.

ENCAM is an asset management database and configuration backup tool for Cisco network devices. ENCAM pulls configuration data from devices, stores it, reports changes, analyzes configuration defects, generates asset lists and compliance reports.

dProjects is a really simple centralized web and rsync based version control system for small groups. The clients can initiate the file movements from the web interface.

Codestriker is a web application supporting online code reviewing, typically diffs generated by a Source Code Management system or plain unidiff patches. There are integration points with CVS, Subversion, Clearcase, Perforce and Visual SourceSafe.

Tikal's open source Application Development & Deployment is comprised of fully integrated suites that cover the entire software life-cycle, include tools for development and deployment of applications, software configuration management and ASQA.

This project aims to create a set of simple OO Perl adapters to various version control, build control, testing and software distribution tools. These adapters are used to create a fully automated and compliant software configuration management system.

A "plugin" to CVS which will update the dotProject management suite. It is written in Perl, and will process the cvs commit log, checking for required/optional dotProject parameters for a task, and then update the mysql database which dotProject uses.

The LAMPAS project is a combination of common Open Source tools that provides a unified system from where administrators, developers and other parties can manage a large application cluster. The underlying platform is LAMP based.

Flooda is a free SCM/VC (Software Configuration Management / Version Control) tool. Its source code size is less than 4000 lines, only 1 percent of SVN (Subversion) 's. But some of its features such as task/activity are more powerful than ClearCase UCM.

tgen generates a Web site from a collection of input files of a variety of types, using a set of registered HTML autogenerators. Cvs-Brancher allows scheduling of web deployments. vwebedit provides web-based editing of cvs repositories.

An automated system adminstration framework for any *nix operating system. Automated package and configuration management are supported.

The purpose of this project is to provide means for maintaining version integrity of web software such as CGI, PHP, ASP, HTML, and all sorts of other things. The main idea is simple. There are four types of storage for the files in webvc: 1) The liv

A simple perl (or python) CGI that exports the MainLine of a CVS repository as a website. In use since 1998, recently added Subversion support to help migrate away from CVS.