Windows Server SVN migration to Linux server svn<3>

Windows:

How to migrate svn from Windows Server, the first thing to do is to edit a bat file. (for multiple library environments)

Export.bat

Svnadmin Dump D:\Repositories\cms_ios > D:\svnbak\cms_ios.dump

After all dump, compress the package into zip and upload it to the server with WINSCP.

Linux:

Create the Library directory, edit the permissions file and the password file.

Mkdir-p/data/svndata/

Svndata is the SVN server root directory (the repository is in this directory)

Decompression: Unzip Svnmove.zip

Scenario: If you migrate too many libraries, it is recommended to use a script to handle

eg

#创建目录及导入
#!/bin/sh
cd/data/tmp/
For name in ' ls '
Do
str=${name%.dump*}
Mkdir-p/data/svndata/$str
Svnadmin create/data/svndata/$str
Svnadmin load/data/svndata/$str </data/tmp/$name
Done

PS: (This script works to find all the dump files in the/data/tmp directory and create the project name in the/data/svndata/directory and import the dump file.) )

Taking Cms_ios.dump as an example

Cd/data/tmp

Cms_ios.dump

Mkdir-p/data/svndata/cms_ios
Svnadmin Create/data/svndata/cms_ios
Svnadmin Load/data/svndata/cms_ios </data/tmp/cms_ios.dump

Migration complete

Then configure the permissions file and password file, SVN user password can be produced randomly generated 5 characters.

Execution: Date +%s | Sha256sum | Base64 | Head-c 5

Privilege Profiles

Mkdir/data/svndata/conf

Authz Permissions File

SECURITY_PASSWD Ciphertext file

passwd plaintext Files

svnserve.conf configuration file

Start the SVN server

Svnserve-d-r/data/svndata--config-file/data/svndata/conf/svnserve.conf

Note: This allows all libraries under the/data/svndata/directory to be controlled by svnserve.conf specified Authz and passwd

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