Free svn web 0.51 software for linux

SVN::Web provides a Web interface to Subversion repositories.
You can browse the tree, view history of a directory or a file, see whats changed in a specific revision, track changes with RSS, and also view diffs.
SVN::Web also tracks the branching feature (node copy) of Subversion, so you can easily see the relationship between branches.
Enhancements:
- The "reposparent" functionality was inadvertently broken in 0.50.
- This release fixes it.

SeeBorg project is a C++ IRC chatbot.
SeeBorg is a C++ version of PyBorg, the IRC chatbot.
It was written completely from scratch and uses the botnet library for IRC interaction.
SeeBorg is a random phrase bot that will sit on IRC channel, learning the talk, and periodically replying with something that is generated from the talk learned before. It doesnt make much sense at all, but sometimes its at least funny.
There are some configuration options that will make you able to tweak some of the bots behaviour. Also if you set yourself as an owner, you will have access to IRC trigger commands (beginning with !).
At the first stages of development, I was porting PyBorgs learn and reply algorithm. When I finally finished it, I did the first launch to test it by talking. Heres the log of my first launch of the bot (I was using my old PyBorgs dictionary, which is quite huge):
Enhancements:
- Version 0.51 is a bugfix re-release of 0.5 - irc module was incorrectly forcing locale to be "ru_RU.CP1251".
- Catch duplicate channels in config
- Makefile works now on mingw32 w/msys (and should on cygwin)
- Added Dev-C++ projects (visual-mingw will follow)
- Cleanup of source code, std namespace is now default
- Bugfix: Extra whitespace in front of realname (botnets bug)
- New IRC trigger: !save - saves the dictionary and settings
- Configuration settings are now with commented descriptions
- If there are no owners, dont react to IRC triggers at all

SVN-RaWeb-Light is a Perl module, that once installed and driven by a CGI script provides a lightweight Web-based browser for remote Subversion repositories, not unlike the default HTML one for http:// repositories. (with some improvements).

If you deploy this module in a public URL with a good bandwidth, let me know so I can link to it here for demonstration purposes.

SVN::Log::Index is a Perl module that can index and search over Subversion commit logs.

SYNOPSIS

my $index = SVN::Log::Index->new({ index_path => /path/to/index });

if($creating) { # Create from scratch if necessary
$index->create({ repo_url => url://for/repo });
}

$index->open(); # And then open it

# Now add revisions from the repo to the index
$index->add({ start_rev => $start_rev,
end_rev => $end_rev);

# And query the index
my $results = $index->search(query);

SVN::Log::Index builds a KinoSearch index of commit logs from a Subversion repository and allows you to do arbitrary full text searches over.

ViewSVN is a web interface for viewing subversion repositories.
ViewSVN provides simple and easy to set up web interface for viewing SVN repositories. Some features are: directory/file browsing at different revisions, diffing and log viewing.
It uses svn commandline tools so it works without direct repository access (but that can be used as well). The downside is that it is rather slow, but hopefully that will be fixed in the future.
If you are looking for a feature-rich and robust subversion repository browser, this one is not for you. Try ViewCVS instead.
Main features:
- Have ViewSVN serve multiple repositories (currently they need to share same root, though)
- Browse directories and files at different revisions
- Request diffs between different directory and file revisions
- View changelog for paths and easily view changes in a certain revision
- Check out the demo to see for yourself

USVN (Userfriendly SVN) is based on a web interface and allows you to configure your subversion repositories. This interface allows you to create new projects without the command line interface, this means without a privileged access on the server.
Then USVN will take care of managing the list of users which are authorized to take your source code. This allows you to deleguate the administration of your Subversion repositories. USVN permits an easy access to a thin access restriction on Subversion files. For instance, in a few clics, translators can only have modification rights on translation files.
USVN project is released under the CeCILL license.
Main features:
- Users and administrators Create / Edit / Delete / Administrate.
- Groups Create / Edit / Delete / Administrate, user and administrators assignation.
- Projects Create / Edit / Delete / Administrate.
- Browsing into repositories witch access rights management.
Enhancements:
- A Spanish translation and a Chinese translation were added.
- Translation issues in the file browser were fixed.
- If installation fails, you can restart it.
- A problem with updating an authz file when removing a group from a project was fixed.
- You can now change the placement of htpasswd and authz files.
- JavaScript sort tables were changed to improve browser compatibility.
- A command line installer was added for packaging purposes.
- The display of the last five commits was improved.

X personal web server is a personal Web server that sits in your desktop notification area (as a tray icon).

X personal web server is a (much) simpler cousin of KPF, but doesnt require kicker and uses the GTK 2 library for its minimal user interface.

SVNAccess is a small Web application which lets one manage the access to SVN repositories through a simple interface.

SVNAccess uses existing Apache password files/users and stores information in a MySQL database in order to generate an AuthzSVNAccessFile formatted access file.

One can also delegate admin rights to a group and repository access to users so that repository owners can manage their own access.