Build a subversion server in Windows XP

Download and install the Setup-Subversion-1.6.6.msi to create the version library svnadmin create -- fs-type fsfs c: \ repos set version Library: Edit svnserve in C: \ repos \ conf respectively. conf and passwd files. The former has the following settings: www.2cto.com anon-access = readauth-access = writepassword-db = passwd. The latter is used to set the user name and password of the version library, for example, you can add a line svnusr = 123456 to manually start the subversion service svnserve-d-r c: \ repos where the-d option specifies that the background runs, and the-r option specifies the version library root directory. Set the subversion to the Windows service SC create svnservice binpath = "C: \ Program Files \ Subversion \ bin \ svnserver.exe -- service -- root c: \ repos "displayname =" svnservice "depend =" tcpip "start =" auto "NOTE: SC command lines are special. In the general key = value format, there must be no space between key and =, but a space before value. If the command above www.2cto.com is successfully executed, a svnservice service is added to the system. After you restart the system, you can provide the subversion service. If you do not need the subversion service in the future, you can use the following command to delete it: SC delete svnservice download and install TortoiseSVN 1.5.6 on the client: http://www.filehippo.com/download_tortoisesvn/download/e4cbb99d0d0698c3fa1555a0d00224e7/ With TortoiseSVN, You can conveniently check, submit, update, and perform other operations on the client's working directory. One feature of the software is that all operations are concentrated in the shortcut menu. You only need to right-click the client's working directory and select the appropriate command for the operation. Prepared by xparmenides