| Feature1 |
CVSNT |
SVN |
| Server |
| |
Supports authentication via Microsoft Active Directory or SSH (windows only) |
YES |
NO |
| |
Most current CVS features. |
YES |
YES |
| |
Renames are versioned. |
YES |
YES |
| |
File meta-data. |
YES |
YES |
| |
Commits are truly atomic |
YES |
YES |
| |
Does not require Apache/Standalone server |
YES |
YES |
| |
Can be tunnelled over SSH |
YES |
YES |
| |
Efficient storage of binary files using binary deltas |
YES |
YES |
| |
optional locking (reserved checkouts). |
YES |
NO |
| |
true rename support (not based on copy/delete) |
YES |
NO |
| |
repository-level ACLs |
YES |
NO |
| |
pluggable server-side diff programs |
YES |
NO |
| |
Set enforced protocols allow server to lock out clients connecting over insecure protocols or using insecure/inefficient options. |
YES |
NO |
| |
Easily remove protocols (without recompile) |
YES |
NO |
| |
Branch ACLs can be used to restrict access |
YES |
NO |
| |
More sophisticated / extra triggers available e.g. postcommit. Triggers also available via COM/DLL/.so interfaces |
YES |
NO |
| |
Supports Unicode files with additional switches |
YES |
NO |
| |
Server-side default options (cvsrc) |
YES |
NO |
| |
UTF-8 (Unicode) Server. |
YES |
NO |
| |
Multi Lingual filenames suport. |
YES |
YES |
| |
Rendevous Support |
YES |
NO |
| |
Binary availability for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris |
YES |
YES |
| |
Binary availability for HPUX |
YES |
NO |
| |
Client support for IBM iSeries (AS/400) OS/400 |
YES |
NO |
| Windows Server |
| |
Configurable with Windows Control Panel |
YES |
NO |
| |
Compatible with NTFS ACL's for using permissions based on Windows . |
YES |
NO |
| |
Triggers also available via COM and DLL interfaces |
YES |
NO |
| |
Uses native file access |
YES |
NO |
| |
Crashdump handler |
YES |
NO |
| |
Windows native MSI installer |
YES |
NO |
| Client |
| |
Smart Merge (merge tracking) using |
YES |
NO |
| |
Supports Unicode files with additional switches |
YES |
NO |
| |
Version OSX resource fork extensions switches |
YES |
NO |