Install SVN server on CentOS

Install SVN server on CentOS

After one day, I finally placed the SVN server and made a note.

Software Environment

Virtual Machine: WMware Workstation 10, operating system: CentOS6.5.

The system automatically downloads SVN software, so virtual machines are required to be connected to the network.

Installation steps:

1. Check whether earlier versions of SVN are installed.

[Root @ localhost/] # rpm-qa subversion

# Uninstall the old version SVN

[Root @ localhost modules] # yum remove subversion

2. Install SVN

[Root @ localhost modules] # yum install httpd-devel subversion mod_dav_svn mod_auth_mysql

3. confirm that the svn module is installed.

[Root @ localhost/] # cd/etc/httpd/modules

[Root @ localhost modules] # ls | grep svn

Mod_authz_svn.so

Mod_dav_svn.so

4. Check the installed SVN version information.

[Root @ localhost modules] # svnserve -- version

5. Create a code library

After installing the SVN software, you need to create a SVN library.

[Root @ localhost modules] # mkdir-p/opt/svn/repos

[Root @ localhost modules] # svnadmin create/opt/svn/repos

After executing the preceding command, the repositories library is automatically created. Check the/opt/svn/repos folder and find files including conf, db, format, hooks, locks, README.txt, etc, it indicates that a SVN library has been created.

6. Configure the code library

Go to the conf folder generated above and configure it.

[Root @ localhost modules] # cd/opt/svn/repos/conf

7. passwd Configuration

[Root @ localhost password] # cd/opt/svn/repos/conf

[Root @ admin conf] # vi passwd

Modify passwd to the following:

[Users]

# Harry = harryssecret

# Sally = sallyssecret

Zhannng= 123456

8. Permission control authz Configuration

[Root @ admin conf] # vi authz

The purpose is to set which directories can be accessed by users and append the following content to the authz file:

# Set [/] to indicate all resources under the root directory

[/]

Zhannng = rw

Service svnserve. conf configuration

[Root @ admin conf] # vi svnserve. conf

Append the following content:

[General]

# Anonymous access permission, which can be read, write, or none. The default value is read.

Anon-access = none

# Grant write permission to authorized users

Auth-access = write

# Password Database path

Password-db = passwd

# Access control file

Authz-db = authz

# Authentication namespace. The subversion is displayed in the authentication prompt and serves as the key word cached by the credential

Realm =/opt/svn/repositories

Configure the firewall port

[Root @ localhost conf] # vi/etc/sysconfig/iptables

Add the following content:

-A input-m state -- state NEW-m tcp-p tcp -- dport 3690-j ACCEPT

Save and restart the Firewall

[Root @ localhost conf] # service iptables restart

9. Start SVN

Svnserve-d-r/opt/svn/repositories

View SVN Process

[Root @ localhost conf] # ps-ef | grep svn | grep-v grep

Root 12538 1 0? 00:00:00 svnserve-d-r/opt/svn/repositories

10. Check SVN Port

[Root @ localhost conf] # netstat-ln | grep 3690

Tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0: 3690 0.0.0.0: * LISTEN

11. Stop/restart SVN

[Root @ localhost password] # killall svnserve // stop

[Root @ localhost password] # svnserve-d-r/opt/svn/repositories/start

12. If svn cannot be connected, disable the firewall.

[Root @ localhost password] # service iptables stop # stop, effective immediately

[Root @ localhost password] # chkconfig iptables off # disabled. It takes effect only after a restart.