Installation and deployment of svn in Linux and deployment of linuxsvn

Installation and deployment of svn in Linux and deployment of linuxsvn

I encountered a problem in my recent work. I developed a management system with one of my associates and modified it based on the original code, I have to confirm with him whether it is the latest file before making any modifications. This has a significant impact on the efficiency of your work, so I found svn usage on the Internet. Install and deploy svn to solve the problem of Code Synchronization during development.

It is easy to install on Linux.

First. Check whether yum is in use. If yum is in use, kill it and run yum install-y subversion.

[Root @ localhost ~] # Ps aux | grep yum
Root 2293 0.0 0.0 103252 836 pts/0 S + grep yum
[2] + Killed yum install subversion

[Root @ localhost ~] # Yum install-y subversion

　　　　

Second, view the installation result

　　　　

[Root @ localhost ~] # Svnserve -- version

Svn installation is successful everywhere! Next, we will deploy the project to svn.

######################## Svn deployment ############## ########

First, create a svnrep folder to perform centralized resource management.

[Root @ localhost ~] # Mkdir svnrep

　　　　

Secondly, create the project repository file projectName. In this case, the repository file of projName is available under svnrep, And you can view it in projName, including files such as conf and hooks.

[Root @ localhost ~] # Svnadmin create svnrep/projName

　　　　　　　　

　　　

Next, configure passwd (User Account Management file), authz (user permission management file), and svnserve. conf under conf (specify passwd/authz to be viewed during warehouse access)
[Root @ localhost conf] # pwd
/Root/svnrep/projName/conf

[Root @ localhost conf] # vim authz

　　　　

Use vim for editing. Insert under [groups]

Admin = testUser

Insert [projName:/]

@ Admin = rw

　　　　

Keep exiting. 1. Click esc and shift + z twice. Use the same method to edit the passwd and svnserve. conf files

Passwd file

　　　　

Svnserve. conf file. Remove comments and set anon-access = none to reject anonymous access.

　　　　

Finally, we start the svn service. The projName repository under svnrep is created. Therefore, run svnserve-d-r/root/svnrep/to check whether the service is started.

[Root @ localhost conf] # svnserve-d-r/root/svnrep/
[Root @ localhost conf] # ps aux | grep svnserve
Root 2446 0.0 0.1 182664 1060? Ss svnserve-d-r/root/svnrep/
Root 2448 0.0 0.0 103252 840 pts/0 S + grep svnserve

Complete the configuration of the svn server and connect to the local machine using svn: IP Address: 3690/projName. Import the project. Click the project folder and use tortoiseSVN for import.

　　　　

Enter the user information you Just configured during import! Complete the import .. Check out the project from svn to myEclipse for development.