Justinas, Jeff and I resolved the issue off list and agreed that I didn't need svn access for a while and posting to the vault was sufficient for now (in my case). Regardless, please check the boost website for the correct procedure for getting sandbox access. You have to email the owners list. Best wishes, Dan On 11 May 2010 18:22, Justinas V. D. <jvd@tja.lt> wrote:

2010.05.01 18:26, Jeff Garland rašė:

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Dan Walters wrote:

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Hi all,

I emailed boost-owner@lists.boost.org on 27 April 2010 23:32 requesting sandbox svn access but am yet to recv a reply.

After asking in #boost, DHulme recommended that I post here mentioning this.

Thanks for your time,

Dan

Well, I'm not seeing your request to boost-owner in my email archive anywhere. Could you repost it there with the purpose of the request please?

Thx,

Jeff

I have requested SVN sandbox access, too. And I have not received any answer.

I am a GSoC 2010 student, working on the project titled 'Quasi-random number generators'. It is my understanding that GSoC students get sandbox SVN access for their projects, I need this, too. Thank you.

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