So, that time has come. When all we can do is just suck it up and move on.
So we did, we are on a very cheep server so donations shouldn't be much of a problem.

However, the SVN is down.
Since the new host doesn't allow SVN directly in the same server, we have to rethink this a bit.
We are discussing alternatives from running it on a personal computer to using Google Code.

I would like some option on this, so make a post if you have suggestions or questions.

One vote for Google Code. Easy to manage, track issues, and document everything.

Heh, I finally sit down to working again on UniUploader and UniAdmin (already got a new build of UU ready to release with some minor fixes an new stuff, but needs testing properly mind, an then I gotta get on with redesigning its UI properly sometime asap) an was wondering why I couldn't connect to the svn to commit my code updates, lol.

I'd offer my home server but atm my connection is utter crap,

But googlecode might be a good idea yeah. Not sure what others out there that might be decent atm.

I've used this for personal and professional projects: www.assembla.com
The free spaces give you 2gb storage and unlimited users as long as the project remains open source.

You get the choice of these version control / project management systems:
Source/SVN
Source/Git
Subversion & Trac 0.11
Mercurial & Trac

along with wiki, support ticket system etc.


Nice to see that this project is still going strong.

Hey, nice to see you silencer!
How have you been?

Thanks much for the suggestion