SVN enables multiple projects on Linux

To create the SVN directory, I created it directly under the root directory

Mkdir/svn_repos

Creation of 2 SVN repositories

Svnadmin Create/svn_repos/project1

Svnadmin Create/svn_repos/project2

Enter the Project1 configuration folder and you will see three files (Authz, passwd, svnserve.conf)

Cd/svn_repos/project1/conf

Copy Authz, passwd this two files in Project1 and Project2 sibling directories

CP Authz Passwd/svn_repos

Delete Authz, passwd two files under the/svn_repos/project1/conf and/svn_repos/project1/conf directories

RM-RF Authz passwd

Configuring the svnserve.conf file under Project1

Vim/svn_repos/project1/conf/svnserve.conf

The contents are:
Anon-access = Read
auth-access = Write
Password-db =.. /.. /passwd
Authz-db =.. /.. /authz
Realm =/svn_repos/project1

Configuring the svnserve.conf file under Project2

Vim/svn_repos/project1/conf/svnserve.conf

The contents are:

Anon-access = Read

auth-access = Write

Password-db =.. /.. /passwd

Authz-db =.. /.. /authz

Realm =/svn_repos/project2

Enter the/svn_repos directory to configure passwd, Authz

vim/svn_repos/passwd

The contents are:

[Users]
ADM = 123
Zhangsan = 789

Vim/svn_repos/authz

The contents are:

ADM = ADM

Aspnet=zhangsan

[/]

@adm = RW

[project1:/]

@aspNet =RW

[project2:/]

@aspNet = RW

Start the SVN service (if your SVN is installed, the environment variables are configured)

Svnserve-d-r/svn_repos

Stop SVN service

Killall Svnserve

SVN enables multiple projects on Linux