Build a Linux (CentOS)-based SVN Environment

Build a Linux (CentOS)-based SVN Environment

Build a Linux (CentOS)-based SVN Environment

1. Install svn

Yum intall subversion

2. view the installation location

Rpm-ql subversion

3. Check whether svn is successfully installed. View help

Svn -- help.

4. Create the svn version library directory

Mkdir-p/var/svn/svnrepos

5. Create a version Library

Svnadmin create/var/svn/svnrepos

After the command is executed, the following files are generated in this directory:

6. Enter the conf directory for configuration

The authz file is a permission control file.

Passwd is the account password file

Svnserve. conf SVN service configuration file

(1) Add a user:

Vi passwd

Add the user and password to the [users] block. Format: account = Password

(2) Configure permissions for user dan

Vi authz

Add the following code at the end:

[/] # Svn is a path-based permission assignment. Here/indicates the svn root directory.

Dan = rw

Dan, the root directory of the version Library, has read and write permissions. w has only read permissions.

You can also group users and assign permissions to them.

(3) modify the svnserve. conf file

Vi svnserve. conf

Open the following comments:

Anon-access = read # anonymous user readable

Auth-access = write # authorized users can write

Password-db = passwd # Which file is used as the account file

Authz-db = authz # Which file is used as the permission File

Realm = taotao # Name of the authentication space, directory of the version library, which is also the name specified when the permission is configured

7. Start svn

Enter the/usr/bin directory (the svnserve Startup File is here)

Svnserve-help

Svnserve-d-r/var/svn/svnrepos specify the svn root directory when starting svn

(-D Indicates running in the background, and-r indicates data directory)

8. Restart

Stop the process before restarting

Killall svnserve or kill-9 svnserve (not recommended)

Svnserve-d-r/var/svn/svnrepos

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