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My company has lots of documents which need to be shared among specific groups. We have a subversion server for this which has different repositories. Recently, we had to make this server available to some people outside our office so the fact that subversion has no traffic encryption mechanism by itself became a concern. I have been trying to configure it to work with Apache HTTPS for the past 5 days and no luck. So I was wondering if you guys know a better alternative for this kind of stuff. And I know about SVN+SSH but can't use it since we don't want the users to have any access other than the SVN to the machine.

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A CMS? Google Docs? Could you clarify the requirements? – jamieb Aug 14 '12 at 3:45
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Version control systems aren't typically considered document management systems.. but it's kinda cool that you've got your users doing it, at least until your repo gets too big. Anyway.. what problems were you having with getting it going in Apache? That will probably be easier and more flexible than SSH. – Shane Madden Aug 14 '12 at 3:45
sharepoint, alfresco, revisionator, alienbrain, zoho, etc etc. – Sirex Aug 14 '12 at 5:53

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