FTP-based serverless version control with FtpVC

FtpVC (FTP Version Control) is a serverless version control system for Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7/2008, which allows joint software development using Internet FTP connections. FtpVC provides all basic version control features that are necessary for any collaborative development, allowing users from all over the world to jointly and safely work on the same project without the possibility of conflict, with very little setup. FtpVC is a Windows client but an FTP server can be run on any platform.

For detailed information please refer to the Getting Started, Online Help, and FtpVC Actions page.

 The current released version is 2.6 (build 2.6.2.4, Friday, January 11, 2013).

• Does not require a version control server - uses standard FTP protocol.
• Allows you to get, check out, check in, undo check out, and label files.
• Maintains file revision history.
• Allows to set watch for a specific file (so that email notifications are sent on version control events).
• Shows differences between different file versions.
• Supports SMTP servers with authentication.
• Supports multiple version control projects.
• Provides recursive file management.
• Allows compression and encryption of remote files.
• Includes standard FTP client features (put, delete, rename, move files and directories, create directories).

Before submitting a bug report or a feature request, please consult the FtpVC FAQ and PrestoSoft Forums.

If your question is not answered, submit bug reports, new feature requests, and comments using the PrestoSoft contact form.

You can also vote for an existing suggestion or propose a new one at the FtpVC wish list.

If you find FtpVC useful, feel free to vote for it at CNet's Download.com.

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