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.
Tags address, ip, security, subversion, trac | no comments
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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Posted by C. G. Brown
Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:02:00 GMT
We will be performing maintenance on the ProjectLocker servers from Saturday, June 27 at 9 AM EDT (1:00 PM GMT) to 12 PM EDT (4:00 PM GMT). We will be executing some performance enhancing changes to configuration and installing Subversion 1.6.3.
During this time, you may experience brief interruptions of service. Please e-mail support [-at-] projectlocker.com if you have any questions.
Tags maintenance, subversion, upgrade | no comments
Posted by Runako Godfrey
Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:46:00 GMT
Scott Mitchell recently wrote an introduction to ProjectLocker for the June 2009 issue of MSDN Magazine. You can read the entire article here:
Managing in the Cloud
Thanks for the write-up, Scott!
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Posted by C. G. Brown
Fri, 05 Jun 2009 22:57:00 GMT
We'll be doing some upgrades on the ProjectLocker servers this weekend to improve the performance of ProjectLocker Portal and a number of ProjectLocker accounts, starting Sunday, June 7 at 8 am EDT (12 pm GMT) and ending at 6 pm EDT (10 pm GMT). If your server name ends in 1 (e.g. seed1.projectlocker.com), you may experience some distruptions of service during this period. Users of ProjectLocker Portal may also experience disruptions of service. ProjectLocker Enterprise users and accounts on our other servers are not affected.
We're excited about the growth that has led to this point and look forward to the improvements in performance that will allow us to continue to provide you the best service in the industry.
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Posted by C. G. Brown
Tue, 19 May 2009 02:41:00 GMT
For some time, we've had the ability for you to import your Subversion repository either by uploading it or by pointing ProjectLocker to an HTTP, FTP,or SCP location. Did you know that you can now also automatically import your Trac repository?
We have just rolled out Trac import capabilities. Got a Trac instance zip or tar file from another provider and looking to move, or even just try out ProjectLocker? Sign up for an account, log in to ProjectLocker Portal, and follow the instructions in our Support FAQ to upload your repository and Trac instance.
With this addition, our customers will be up and running faster than ever. As always, we encourage you to try us and the competition, and let your own judgment decide which is the better value.
As always, we're looking for more ways to make your ProjectLocker experience better and your working life easier, so if you have any ideas for where we should be focusing our attention, don't hesitate to comment or send us an e-mail.
Tags subversion importer, Trac hosting, trac import, trac importer | no comments
Posted by C. G. Brown
Tue, 05 May 2009 20:45:00 GMT
At ProjectLocker, we are constantly striving for ways to deliver more value for your subscription. That's why we've made the following upgrades to our plans:
- Free plans are now 500 MB and 5 users (up from 300 MB / 2 users)
- Seed plans are now 2.5 GB and 5 users (up from 1 GB / 2 users)
- Angel plans are now 5 GB and 5 users (up from 3 GB / 5 users)
- Seed pricing has been reduced from $30 per year to $25 per year
Of course, all plans have unlimited projects, and allow Subversion projects and Git projects to co-exist in the same account. We're also keeping the basic services you expect, such as disaster recovery backups and SSL access, at no additional charge for both free and paid accounts.
If you're an existing subscriber, these adjustments have been made automatically, so no action should be required. If you've signed up in the last 30 days, open a ticket at ProjectLocker Portal and you can adjust your plan at no cost to you per our money-back guarantee. If you've signed up in the last 60 days for an annual plan and wish to downgrade, open a ticket and we will adjust your plan and refund the full difference in costs if applicable. If you're on a monthly plan and wish to downgrade, open a ticket before the next billing date and we'll adjust your plan going forward.
Any free users that have extra space due to referrals or incentive codes will have that space added on to the new sizing. For instance, if you had 50 MB of extra space, you now have 550 MB total.
We think this pricing makes our already competitive offering the best value for your Subversion hosting, Git hosting, or Trac hosting needs. Compare our prices and service to the competition and decide for yourself!
Tags Git hosting, new prices, Subversion hosting, Trac hosting | 1 comment
Posted by C. G. Brown
Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:10:00 GMT
Attention all Lighthouse fans: we at ProjectLocker have released an integration between Subversion and Lighthouse. Much credit goes to James Cox and the Lighthouse gang for writing a sample beacon that we used as the basis for ours,
described here. Like the sample beacon, you can both submit changesets and act on tickets through your commit log messages. Existing customers can check the Support FAQ for details on how to set it up. The integration is also available for all accounts, so if you've been looking for free Subversion hosting with Lighthouse integration, you've found it.
We of course are fans of Trac at ProjectLocker, but recognize that no two teams work exactly the same way, and there are a lot of ways to track issues and manage projects. That's why we will continue to support your software team working in the way that is best for them, and continue to work with great partners like
Lighthouse,
Basecamp,
FogBugz, and others to allow our customers to use our products and theirs together. We're excited about continuing to grow our ecosystem and hope that you find our integration points useful.
Tags hosting, integration, lighthouse, subversion | no comments
Posted by C. G. Brown
Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:21:00 GMT
Got a great software developer tool or product? We want to hear about it. We're currently looking to tell our customers about products that will be of value to them and make their lives easier, and are looking for vendors who are doing great things with software development and software quality to get in touch with us. We can be reached at sales [at] projectlocker.com for more information.
Whether you're a training company looking to offer educational services, a component vendor with libraries or controls that speed development, or a product vendor with an innovative IDE, build, or test tool, we're looking forward to hearing from you. That also goes for our current customers who are using ProjectLocker to help them build tools like these. Don't be shy. . . let's hear your story!
Tags agile, build, companies, development, scrum, software, test, tools | no comments
