类似 Beanstalk 的功能
我终于让我的团队接受源代码管理了，因为我们正在处理多个开发人员接触同一代码库的项目，并且我在 Beanstalk 上为托管 Subversion 设置了一个免费/试用帐户，以便人们可以尝试一下它是如何运作的。
也就是说，我们已经讨论了一个有点雄心勃勃的计划，将许多需要/想要的功能放入我们可以自己运行的单个服务器中，虽然我认为这很好，但随着这些计划的慢慢形成，我们仍然在没有 SCM 的情况下工作。
在此期间，我想设置一个临时 SVN 服务器，但想知道我们是否可以设置任何 F/OSS 包来提供 Beanstalk 之类的功能（即漂亮的 Web 界面/管理设置）。 我并不太关心包的核心语言，除非我需要修改系统本身的代码，在这种情况下，我对 PHP、Perl 和 .NET 相当满意，尽管我可能会根据需要选择其他语言。 也就是说，我想避开 .NET 或任何其他需要 Windows 许可证的技术。
I'm finally getting my team to embrace source code management now that we're working on projects where more than one dev is touching the same codebase, and I setup a free/trial account on Beanstalk for hosted Subversion so people could get a taste of how it works.
That said, we've discussed a somewhat ambitious plan to put a lot of needed/wanted functionality into a single server we can run ourselves, and while I think that's great, we're still working without SCM as those plans slowly form.
In the interim, I'd like to setup a temporary SVN server, but was wondering if there are any F/OSS packages that we could setup that would provide Beanstalk like functionality (i.e. the nice web interface/management setup). I'm not overly concerned with the core-language of the package unless I'd need to hack on the code for the system itself, in which case I'm reasonably comfortable with PHP, Perl, and .NET, though I could probably pickup (an)other language(s) as needed. That said, I'd like to steer clear of .NET or any other technology that would necessitate a Windows license.
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Stack Overflow 上可能有很多人对 Subversion 了解很多，但从未听说过 Beanstalk，因此无法为您提供帮助。 具体来说，您正在寻找哪些 Web 前端功能？
我的团队只需要通过网络浏览器浏览我们的 SVN 存储库（并比较修订版本），为此我们使用 WebSVN。 它很简单，而且功能不是特别齐全，但它可以为我们完成工作。 您无法使用 WebSVN 创建存储库，但由于这是一项非常简单的工作，而且执行频率相对较低，因此这可能不是问题，不是吗？
There are probably a lot of people on Stack Overflow who know lots about Subversion, but have never heard of Beanstalk and therefore can't help you. Specifically what web front-end functionality are you looking for?
My team only ever needs to browse our SVN repositories via a web browser (and compare revisions) and for that we use WebSVN. It's simple and not especially fully-featured, but it does the job for us. You can't use WebSVN to create repositories, but since that's a very simple job, and one that is done relatively infrequently, that's probably not an issue, is it?