Posted by C. G. Brown
Thu, 10 Dec 2009 21:54:00 GMT
This weekend, ProjectLocker will be performing additional upgrades to our servers to expand capacity and improve performance. Maintenance will begin Saturday morning at 12 AM EST (Saturday 5 AM GMT) and continue through Sunday at 12 PM EST (5 PM GMT). During this time, users of the following servers will be affected:
- free1
- seed1
- angel1
- venture1
- equity1
Users on other servers and Enterprise users will not be affected.
If you are on an affected server, you may experience intermittent interruptions of service during the maintenance window. We will do our best to keep the interruptions to a minimum. As always, you can contact ProjectLocker Support if you have any questions.
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:05:00 GMT
Per the previous post, this weekend's maintenance was scheduled to be completed by 2pm EST. However, some activities are taking longer than we had estimated, and so we'll need to extend the window to 8 PM EST (1 AM GMT). We apologize for the inconvenience, and we'll try to get everything up smoothly again before 8 PM.
Thanks for your patience.
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Posted by C. G. Brown
Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:34:00 GMT
This weekend, ProjectLocker will be performing a number of upgrades to our servers to expand capacity and improve performance. Maintenance will begin Friday at 8 PM EST (Saturday 1 AM GMT) and continue through Sunday at 2 PM EST (7 PM GMT). During this time, users of the following servers will be affected:
- free1
- seed1
- angel1
- venture1
- equity1
Users on other servers and Enterprise users will not be affected.
If you are on an affected server, you may experience intermittent interruptions of service during the maintenance window. We will do our best to keep the interruptions to a minimum. It will also be safe for you to continue to use Subversion, Git, and Trac even if you are on an affected server. As always, you can contact ProjectLocker Support if you have any questions.
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:20:00 GMT
ProjectLocker Subversion hosting recently got a new feature that makes it even easier to import your Subversion repositories.
We've long offered automated imports of Subversion dumps via FTP, SFTP, or HTTP. However, some users have indicated that they don't have the access on their existing Subversion server necessary to secure a complete dump of their existing repositories. As a result, we've built an importer that can help in some of those cases. Simply provide the URL and authentication credentials of your existing repository, and our importer will directly import your repository into ProjectLocker. All with no command-line expertise required. You don't even need a separate server to host the dump file! What could be easier?
Direct Subversion Imports are available now via ProjectLocker Portal.
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:11:00 GMT
One of the most frequently-requested features at ProjectLocker is the ability to automatically deploy code from your repository to another server. While we've had manual deployments for a while, this wasn't scratching the deployment itch for all of our users. So today we're announcing the availability of automatic deployments for Subversion.
Automatic deployments allow you to tell ProjectLocker to automatically kick off a deployment of your choosing on each commit to your repository. Simply configure your Remote Deployment settings for your project and indicate that you'd like per-commit deployments for a given deployment environment, and you're ready to go. And since you can create as many deployment environments as you like, you can still choose to configure some of those for manual deployment. So you could configure your project to deploy to your staging server on every commit, but wait for manual intervention before deploying to your production server.
Automatic deployments are available immediately to all ProjectLocker Venture and Equity accounts.
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:00:00 GMT
ProjectLocker recently introduced
WebHooks for our Git hosting and Subversion hosting services, which allow you to configure ProjectLocker to notify one of your servers anytime a push (Git) or commit (Subversion) happens. The notification isn't just a 'ping', but provides all the relevant information about the event -- files changed, author, timestamp, etc. (The full JSON format is described in detail in the ProjectLocker FAQ.) That means you can use WebHooks for whatever you want -- integrating with your continuous integration server, sending out custom notifications, or anything else that could benefit from real-time updates from your repository.
WebHooks are available immediately for all paid ProjectLocker accounts.
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Posted by C. G. Brown
Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:11:00 GMT
We will be performing maintenance and upgrades on the ProjectLocker servers on Saturday, 8:00 PM EDT to Sunday, 2:00 PM EST ( Sunday, 1:00 AM GMT to 7 PM GMT). During this time, you may experience brief interruptions of service to all ProjectLocker services. We will endeavor to keep outage time to a minimum.
Please contact us at support <[-at-]> projectlocker [dot] com if you have any questions.
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Posted by C. G. Brown
Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:46:00 GMT
A number of our customers have requested the ability to restrict access to services by IP address or domain, so that employees can only access Subversion or Trac from specific computers or locations. We now provide restriction by IP address or IP range. Access restriction is included at no additional cost for Venture, Equity, and Enterprise accounts. We will soon be providing it for Seed and Angel accounts for an additional charge.
We support four types of addresses:
- Domains - e.g. "somedomain.com" or "my.domain.com"
- IP Addresses or portions - e.g. "1.2.3.4" for a specific IP or "1.2" for any address beginning with "1.2."
- IP Address ranges with Netmasks - e.g. "10.1.0.0/255.255.0.0"
- IP Address ranges with CIDR Netmasks - e.g. "10.1.0.0/16
To configure your account, just go to the Account Information link and check the "Restrict Access by IP" checkbox, then save your changes. Then, for the project you wish to restrict access to, click the "Restrict Project Access by IP" link and follow the instructions.
Once IP restriction is set up, users will still be able to access ProjectLocker Portal from anywhere with their authentication credentials, but will not be able to use Subversion or Trac unless they are coming from an authorized location.
With IP restrictions, you can rest easy, knowing you have an added measure of security and Enterprise-grade protection, all at the lowest prices in the industry.
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Wed, 26 Aug 2009 05:32:00 GMT
ProjectLocker has just partnered with
TheFunded Founder Institute to provide ProjectLocker services to startup members of the Founder Institute incubation program.
TheFunded Founder Institute is an incubator focused on high-tech startups. Participants get access to
mentors like Jason Calacanis, founder of Mahalo.com and Munjal Shah, CEO of Like.com. If you're starting a high-tech company, you should definitely check out the Founder Institute.
We at ProjectLocker are excited to work with the entrepreneurs in the Founder Institute!
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Posted by Runako Godfrey
Sat, 18 Jul 2009 18:17:00 GMT
We will be performing maintenance on the ProjectLocker servers from Saturday, July 18 at 9 PM EDT (0100 GMT) to 1 AM EDT (0500 GMT). We will be executing some performance enhancing changes to server configurations configuration.
During this time, you may experience brief interruptions of service. Please e-mail support [-at-] projectlocker.com if you have any questions.
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