Installation and configuration of SVN services under Windows

First step Download

Go to the SVN website to download a new version of SVN

SVN website

The link jumps to the

https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32svn/

To download

Second Step installation

Double-click the setup-subversion-1.8.15.msi you just downloaded

And then keep next.

Once the installation is complete, you will find that we have one more C:\Program in our PATH environment variable Files\tortoisesvn\bin

The third step is to configure the SVN repository

Create an empty directory anywhere on your computer to store SVN resources. I built a svndata under the D-Packing catalogue.

The command line is then executed such as the following command

svnadmin create D:\svnData\svndemo

After execution, a Svndemo directory will be generated under D-disk svndata with a very many generated directories and files.

Enter the Conf directory

Configure the svnserve.conf file. Uncomment the file for example below, in line 77-78.

anno-access = readauth-access = write

The above specifies that anonymous users are allowed to read the repository (assuming that anonymous users are prevented from reading.) Change to anno-access = none). Authorized users to perform read and write operations on the resource pool

Continue to configure the file

Remove the following gaze. In line 27.

password-db = passwd

The SVN repository specified above uses the passwd file to save username, password

Configuring the passwd file in the Conf directory

Add such as the following line

gwcheng = gwcheng

The above adds a user to the SVN repository. Username for Gwcheng. Password is Gwcheng.

After the above configuration, the Svnserver has been configured.

You can then start the SVN service by typing in the name line such as the following command

svnserve -d -r D:\svnData

In the above command, Svnserve is an executable program in the bin directory under the Svnserver installation path, and D:\svnData is where the SVN repository is saved. Execute the command to start Svnserver.

Starting svnserver every time through the command line is a very tedious task. You can use it as a Windows service, and then set the service as a self-initiated Windows service. Each time Windows starts, it initiates the service on its own initiative.

Perform the following naming as an administrator

sc create svn binpath= "C:\Program Files(x86)\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe --service -r D:\svnData" displayname= "Subversion 服务" depend = Tcpip

This allows you to see the service you just created in the service.

Set it to ON, start, and start the service.

Assume that, for example, the following error occurs, execute the command line as an administrator

[SC] OpenSCManager 失败 5:拒绝訪问。

Execute command line as Administrator win+x

Okay, the SVN service has been successfully installed.

Fourth Step test

Try it with TortoiseSVN.

Advertise the project to the server

Build a directory in any location on your computer and put a few files

I built a test project directory under the e-packing directory and put a few files

Right-click on the test catalogue and select Tortoisesvn–> Import

Fill in the SVN address

Svn//:localhost/svndemo

Here Svndemo is what we created in the third step.

Then enter the Usernamepassword of the third step configuration

So we can publish the project to Svnserver.

Download Project from server

can be downloaded anywhere on the computer, I built a download directory on e-disk to download the project on Svnserver

Right-click on an empty area of the downloaded project directory to select SVN CheckOut

Enter Svnserver address

See for example the following interface means the download is complete

We've seen a lot more files in the downloaded directory, which are loaded from Svnserver.

Okay, SVN wrote it here. And the SVN commit, the synchronization will not be written.

References

Li Gang. Lightweight Java EE Enterprise Application Combat [M]. Electronic industry press, 2014.

Installation and configuration of SVN services under Windows