Build the SVN environment in Ubuntu-Apache

Environment Description: ttuserver12.04/svn1.6/apache21. First, create the svn group and user: addgroudsvnuseraddsvn-gsvn-m // Add the svn username,-g and create the svn group in which it belongs, -m simultaneously create the home Directory of the svn user passwdsvn // set the svn user's password 2. Install apach

Environment Description: Ubuntu Server 12.04/svn1.6/apache2

1. Create an svn group and user first:

Addgroud svn

Useradd svn-g svn-m // Add the svn username,-g and specify the svn group in which it is located.-m also creates the home directory where the svn user is located.

Passwd svn // set the svn User Password

 

2. Install apache2 and svn server

Sudo apt-get install apache2

Sudo apt-get install subversion

Sudo apt-get install libapache2-svn

After the above installation, you can directly access the apache homepage, such as http: // localhost/

 

3. Create an svn version Library

Sudo mkdir/var/svn

Sudo svnadmin create/var/svn/repos

You can view all the folders and configuration files of the svn version library in the/var/svn/repos directory, such as conf?db=format=hooks=locks=readme.txt.

 

4. Configure and import the project

Sudo mkdir/opt/idbtest

Sudo mkdir/opt/idbtest/branches

Sudo mkdir/opt/idbtest/tags

Sudo mkdir/opt/idbtest/trunk

Import the project to the version Library: svn import/opt/idbtest file: /// var/svn/repos/idbtest-m "initial import" // opt/idbtest indicates the project to be introduced. file: /// var/svn/repos/idbtest indicates the version library of svn, Which is initialized and introduced here.

 

5. Configure svn to apache for http web access

Sudo vi/etc/apache2/apache. conf, paste the following file to the end of apache. conf, as follows:

 

DAV svn

SVNPath/var/svn/repos

AuthType Basic

AuthName "Subversion Repository"

AuthUserFile/var/svn/repos/conf/passwd

Require valid-user

Note: This configuration file tells apache that the svn access path is related to the configuration file. Restart the apache server, and then you can remotely access the server through http: // localhost/svn.

Restart apache server:/etc/init. d/apache2 restart

Of course, you need to verify the login user. Next we will introduce how to add svn users.