Centos7 install SVN + HTTP

Centos7 install SVN + HTTP

1. First install svn

yum install subversion

2. Install httpd

yum install httpd

3. Install the svn operation module of apache

yum install mod_dav_svnyum install openssl openssl-devel

4. view the svn version

svnserve –version

5. Create an svn version Library

svnadmin create /home/svn/project

6. Go to the svn conf folder.

cd /home/svn/project/conf

7. view the file list under the conf file

ls

Authz passwd svnserve. conf

8. Modify the authz File

view authz

The modified content is as follows:

Rw: readable and writable r: Read-only modification is complete. Press esc and then enter: wq. If an error occurs, force save the input: wq!

9. Modify the passwd file

view passwd

10. Modify svnserver. conf

First backup:cp svnserver.conf svnserver.conf.bak

Command:view svnserver.conf

Modification content:

11. After svn configuration is complete, start the svn command:svnserve -d -r /home/svn/project/View process:ps -aux|grep svnTry to import:svn import test svn://123.123.123.123/project/test -m "test" --force-log

Tip: The test folder must exist in the current directory to try the import. If it does not exist, run the command mkdir test.

12. start error, error content: authentication failed (skip this line if there is no such error) solution: Method 1: Check whether there is a space before the configuration in the three configuration files, for example:

Method 2: Modify the/root/. subversion/service configuration file.

When you modify store-plaintext-passwords = yes, the following message is displayed: because there are too many file contents, you must keep the cursor down to see all the file content! View the process: command:ps -aux|grep svnEnd the svn process:kill 11036Restartsvn：svnserve -d -r /home/svn/project/Or:systemctl start svnserver.serviceTry importing again:svn import test svn://123.123.123.123/project/test -m "test" --force-log

Tip: If there is no error, the import is successful.

13. Access svn through TortoiseSVN Repository Browser access address: svn: // 123.123.123.123/project

14. Configure httpd to enter the configuration Folder:cd /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.confFirst, back up the configuration file:cp httpd.conf httpd.conf.bak

15. Modify the httpd. conf file and add it at the end of the file:

<Location /svn>            DAV svn            SVNParentPath  /home/svn/            # Authentication: Basic            AuthName "Subversion repository"            AuthType Basic            AuthUserFile /etc/httpd/svn-auth.htpasswd            # Authorization: Authenticated users only            <LimitExcept GET PROPFIND OPTIONS REPORT>                Require valid-user            </LimitExcept>    </Location>

Prompt message:

"/Svn" in "<Location/svn>" indicates that the svn access URL is "http: // ip/svn ", "DAV svn" indicates that the "mod_dav_svn" module is used. dav is an http 1.1 extension protocol. mod_dav_svn is only an application of this Protocol. "SVNParentPath/var/svn" indicates the service "http: // ip/svn" request, use the corresponding content under the "/var/svn" path. AuthName indicates the authentication type of the prompt message when the user name and password are entered. Here we use the basic authentication type AuthUserFile to indicate the location of the authentication file. We will create it later. The limit10000t node indicates that user authentication is required only for write requests.

16. Create a svn-auth.htppasswd File

Command:Htpasswd-c-m/etc/httpd/svn-auth.htpasswd Username

For example:htpasswd –c -m /etc/httpd/svn-auth.htpasswd abcd

Enter the password twice as prompted!

17. Authorize apache users to the svn directory and execute the following three commands in sequence:

Command 1: usermod-a-G root apache command 2: chmod-R g + w/home/svn/project command 3: groups apache

18. Start apache

Command: systemctl start httpd. service

19. Start troubleshooting if an error occurs

Generally, ports are occupied. The default apache port is 80. Modify the listening port to modify the httpd. conf configuration file and set it to 9999 to restart apache: systemctl restart httpd. service.

20. Access svn

Http: // 123.123.123.123: 9999/svn/project/enter the User name: abcd password :******

21. Add AN httpd User:

Command: htpasswd/etc/httpd/svn-auth.htpasswd abcd

Enter the password twice and prompt that the password is successfully added!