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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-320 => Topic started by: ajf412 on June 14, 2012, 05:54:09 PM
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I purchased this in the hopes that it would work for what we want it to, but I don't know much about networking, so I need some help.
I have a team of developers working on a project, and all of us need access to the files, ability to update files, and keep our own files up to date with the files that are in the DNS-320.
Until now, we've been using Dropbox.com to store our files. It has been working well, but we're quickly reaching the basic size limit, and I cannot expect everyone to pay $10 a month for a subscription for a bigger folder. Thus why I got the DNS-320.
Are there any settings/applications/whatever, that would allow us to work like this? Set up a folder that kept the newest file version as the master version, so that anybody who updates a file on their computer, it would immediately update/create the file on the DNS-320? And then send that updated file on to the other users automatically?
Or must all of this be done manually?
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You need source control system, something like SVN, TFS etc.
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Is that compatible with these systems? Or do we need a computer or server?
I was looking at the Tortoise SVN, but I was hoping that this device could be used instead to help save some room.
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Guess that means a return trip for me today. =( I was hoping this would work.
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Source control software needs a backing storage. This device with HDDs can provide the backing storage with backup if used with RAID mode.
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Returned it. I'll just buy a computer and run Tortoise SVN on it.
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Returned it. I'll just buy a computer and run Tortoise SVN on it.
Sorry your DNS-320 didn't work out for you. Best of luck.