svn.quakedev.com down?

[quadz]

Salutations!

svn.quakedev.com appears to be down.

Where can the opentdm source be found these days?


Thanks!

[mhanor]

Here's rev182

[quadz]

Thanks!

Is there a plan to bring the read-only SVN repository back online publicly?

It's nice to be able to query the revision history and diffs.


Regards,

quadz

[mhanor]

http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=3212

[quadz]

http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=3212

To clarify, I'm proposing the OpenTDM SVN repository be uploaded to an alternative site offering free hosting, such as Google Code or sourceforge:

http://code.google.com/p/support/wiki/SubversionFAQ#How_do_I_import_an_existing_Subversion_repository?

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/SVN%20adminrepo#ImportingfromotherreposincludingotherSCMs


Even if the original repository on quakedev were lost (it sounds like LordHavoc may have a backup), just putting up the current OpenTDM SVN repository in which active development is occurring would be a lot better than nothing.

Thoughts?

Thanks,

quadz

[R1CH]

OpenTDM is now available as a github project.

https://github.com/notr1ch/opentdm

[quadz]

OpenTDM is now available as a github project.

Awesome!  Thanks!

If it's of any help, I've imported r1q2 onto github, preserving commit history of all the public releases:

https://github.com/tastyspleen/r1q2-archive

I ended up writing a script to download all of the releases at http://www.r1ch.net/stuff/r1q2/src/ and import them sequentially into the github repository, so the full history is preserved.


Thanks for putting OpenTDM on github!

quadz