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Is there a secure svn+ssh:// repository with authentication?

 

I noticed that http:// is much slower than svn://. Overall I noticed this, in terms of security for the transfer of the software from lowest security/lowest speed transfer to highest security/highest speed transfer http://, https://, svn://, and svn+ssh://.

 

I highly suggest using a secured svn repository due to the following:

User authentication: Disable public access, logs if anyone shares the copyrighted product.

Bug Tracker (tickets): Allows users to easily submit bugs they find.

Easier Change log: In each revision you could add notes.

 

In simple terms, the download could be faster and more secure if the http method of distribution is switch to a secured svn repository. At the present moment, a link can be distributed of the files without authentication and I am scared of this vulnerability.

 

Wither the creation of authentication details to connect to the svn be created manually after a order is processed or using a call back method with paypal's payment api to access the secured svn repository that contains the software and documentation, that is your choice.

 

Just my opinion, hope I don't sound offensive. ;)

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We will have a patcher system in the feature for update, and also we will have a login system per account in Unity so you will be required to login before you can use the atavism Unity editor so wont be easy to distribute Atavism and use it without our knowledge.

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