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I need a simple, web-based version control tool. 'Version Control' probably implies a lot of functionality I don't need such as diff and merge.

Basically, I have a lot of non-programmer types working on binary files (think Photoshop PSDs), and I would just like a way to check them out and in, and keep p开发者_高级运维revious versions.

Web-based would be ideal, I just want something better than nested folders on a shared drive.

Suggestions?

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You could try asvcs: it's web-based and very simple. My advice would be to try one of the known solutions (svn, git, mercurial, even bazaar) and use only the features you need.

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Dropbox provides a web interface and can be used as a simple version control system.

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Try building something around git. (Or maybe set up a private github account.)

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Springloops has what you're looking for. However, it's a paid service. Integrates nicely with Basecamp

You could also use Dropbox. There's version control of sorts. But history is kept only for 1 month.

And there's github

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I know through experience that Atlassian's Confluence wiki solution will do versioning for binary uploads. I'm sure there are probably other open source alternatives available as well.