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You should try the open source version control system Subversion...<br />
<a href="http://subversion.apache.org/" rel="ugc">Apache™ Subversion®</a><br />
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I would recommend it as standard in open source version control...
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You should try the open source version control system Subversion...
Apache™ Subversion® [http://subversion.apache.org/]

I would recommend it as standard in open source version control...

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Online book: <a href="http://svnbook.red-bean.com/index.en.html" rel="ugc">Version Control with Subversion</a>
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Online book: Version Control with Subversion [http://svnbook.red-bean.com/index.en.html]

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Thanks. &nbsp;Does it support 2 factor authentication?
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Thanks.  Does it support 2 factor authentication?

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We're looking for a source control software that's secure and easy to use that's affordable or open source that we can run inside our network. &nbsp;We can have it run on either Linux or Windows so OS platform isn't an issue.<br />
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What product would you recommend?<br />
If it supports 2-factor authentication such as a smartcard, that'd be even better.
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We're looking for a source control software that's secure and easy to use that's affordable or open source that we can run inside our network.  We can have it run on either Linux or Windows so OS platform isn't an issue.

What product would you recommend?
If it supports 2-factor authentication such as a smartcard, that'd be even better.

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