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A few blog posts online, one today on a pretty good offering from Perforce that I stumbled upon: Helix TeamHub: 5-users with 1GB of space and your mix/match choice of Git, Mercurial, SVN repos for free. Also comes with tickets, wikis, build artifact management, integrations. The article comes with a slight rant on Git... https://www.ideasawakened.com/post/subversion-isn-t-dead-get-a-1gb-repo-free-forever I'm currently using Azure Devops which is pretty nice, but over the last few days the system was so slow that I started looking for alternatives and I found this one today.

@Erix A. @PeterPanettone @Darian Miller I haven't used ISO for a while... but Delphi updates (including web installer) always required complete uninstall and reinstall procedure. You can only use Modify/Repair if you are modifying or repairing with the same installer you originally installed. If that is 10.3.2, then you can only use it for modifying 10.3.2 features. There is a migration tool installed, accessible from Windows Start Menu that can be used for importing/exporting settings between various versions. But migration tool needs to be run before uninstalling. Also it is a bit flaky and not all settings are properly migrated. ISO installer had option to keep registry settings and that part worked better.

I'm certainly not going to host proprietary source code, support tickets etc. on the servers of a company situated abroad particularly not in the US of A. They are certain to give access to any so called security service who are known to share their information with any American company that might get an advantage from it. And that toddler in the White House doesn't exactly inspire confidence either. No, I don't think that my programs are of particular interest to the CIA, but the company I work for is part of TÜV Rheinland, who in it's own words "is a global leader in independent inspection services,". They might come under scrutiny by the US government at any time for whatever reason. I have to admit, that sounds paranoid coming from a Windows user. 😉 But: "Just that you are paranoid doesn't mean that they are not out to get you." (Whoever said that. Was it in Catch 22 ?)

If you are sharing the sources only inside your company, a local server is indeed a valid solution. I my case I am sharing sources with different customers, where a local server hosted in my intranet is almost out of scope (or comes with a lot of maintenance need). Therefore I prefer hosted servers that can be reached 24/7 from outside my place. What makes it a bit complicated is the restriction that some customers require the data to reside in Germany or at least the EU (while the latter turns out to be a moving target these days). This is why I recently asked in the German sibling of this forum about setting up a Kallithea instance (I am still fond of Mercurial - despite the crowd either stays with SVN or moved to Git. Hey, I am doing Delphi! What did you expect? Running with the majority?). Unfortunately (or better thankfully) that died during the first steps going to get it running. The only service I currently know of that satisfies all these requirements is Versionshelf by Shelf Cloud. Although, they don't offer a free account.

You have to maintain the Linux box. You have to maintain the svn server. If you have it hosted then somebody else does it all.

A RSA-PSS key should be PS256 not RS256, but this is really down the other end, whether it accepts both type of RSA keys for RS256. Easy to relax our code, if the server is also relaxed. I'll look at this stuff when I do SASL for gmail. Angus

Is their a way ,Some thing Like this var item:TListViewItem; txt:TListItemText; begin item:=ListView1.Items.Add; item.Data['Text1']:='hellow word'; txt:=ListView1.Items[0].Objects.FindObjectT<TListItemText>('Text1'); TAnimator.AnimateFloat(ListView1 , txt.PlaceOffset.X.ToString , 500, 1); // TAnimator.AnimateFloat(ListView1 , 'Position.x', 500, 1); end;

@Remy Lebeau I took your suggestion I open for edit both mail one with Delphi software the other with google mail. This is the good mail Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8"; name="WriteHTML.html" This is with Delphi attach the bad Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="WriteHTML.html" I tried Intent.setType(StringToJString('message/rfc822; charset=utf-8')); or Intent.setType(StringToJString('html ..... or text.... And many other combinations nothing. I wander if there is a instruction that changes Content beside Intent.setType ?

And what happens when you build for MacOS? I think you will get the same errors. It seems GetSystemTime is Windows only so need some conditional code there, guess no-one has tried to build for MacOS for a few months since that was added. You can try making those two UTC function dummies removing the real code, I think they are only used for the time client and server. Sorry, I won't be looking at this immediately. Angus

ICS V8.63 has been released at: http://wiki.overbyte.eu/wiki/index.php/ICS_Download ICS is a free internet component library for Delphi 7, 2006 to 2010, XE to XE8, 10 Seattle, 10.1 Berlin, 10.2 Tokyo and 10.3 Rio, and C++Builder 2006 to XE3, 10.2 Tokyo and 10.3 Rio. ICS supports VCL and FMX, Win32, Win64 and MacOS targets. The distribution zip includes the latest OpenSSL 1.1.1d win32, with other versions of OpenSSL being available from the download page. 1 - IcsHosts is now supported in all the main ICS server components, TWSocketServer, TSslHttpServer, TSslHttpAppSrv, TIcsProxy, TIcsHttpProxy, TIcsIpStrmLog and TSslFtpServer. This simplifies server applications which do not need to setup an SSL context, can easily support multiple listeners and hosts, and can automatically order and install SSL/TLS certificates from Let's Encrypt and commercial suppliers. 2 - There are several changes relating to automatic certificate ordering, mostly cosmetic based on experience adding the feature into more applications with a few issues fixed during testing with better logging. 3 - Made improvements to handle the OAuth2 version used by Google Accounts, allowing the REST component to access Google APIs such as Gmail. 4 - Did a major refresh of the three SSL/TLS trusted root certificate bundles included with ICS, to add new roots from Amazon and others, and remove untrusted certificates. 5 - There are improvements in TFtpCli to access FTP servers behind NAT routers where the internal and external IP addresses are different and not correctly handled by the FTP server. 6 - The TSslFtpServer component now uses the IcsHosts concept added to the web and proxy servers two years ago, see above. There is a new IcsHosts property which allows multiple hosts to be specified. Also fixed ftpsNoPasvIpAddrInLan and ftpsNoPasvIpAddrSameSubnet options to work correctly to present local passive IP address on LANs. 7 - The TIcsIpStrmLog component will now start despite non-fatal SSL/TLS certificate warnings, and may be used with self signed certificates. The OverbyteIcsIpStmLogTst sample shows how to restart the TCP server after the first SSL/TLS certificate is automatically installed. More detailed release notes are at: http://wiki.overbyte.eu/wiki/index.php/ICS_V8.63 Angus

V8.63 was tested yesterday on RAD Studio 10.3 Rio Release 3 (aka 10.3.3) without any problems. Angus