Build the SVN environment in Linux and svn in linux

Build the SVN environment in Linux and svn in linux

1. Install SVN

Yun install-y subversion

Root permission Installation

 

Installed successfully

 

Verify

Svnserve -- version

 

 

Create SVN version Library

Cd/home/kuma/download

Mkdir svn

Svnadmin create/home/kuma/svn/davesvn -- davesvn indicates the version library name.

 

Configuration

The conf file of the version library contains three configuration files.

Authz permission configuration file

Passwd user name and password file

Svnserve. conf svn service configuration file

 

 

Modify svnserve. conf

Anon-access = none
Auth-access = write
Password-db =/home/kuma/svn/davesvn/conf/passwd
Authz-db =/home/kuma/svn/davesvn/conf/authz

 

Modify passwd

 

 

Modify authz

 

Start SVN

Svnserve-d-r/home/kuma/document/svn

 

Check whether startup is successful

Ps-ef | grep svn

 

Started successfully

 

2. Connect to SVN in windows

Connect using TortoiseSVN

 

3. SVN connection Solution

1) unable to connect to the host "192.168.XXX.XXX": the connection failed because the connection Provider failed to respond correctly after a period of time or the host to be connected did not respond.

Perform the following operations on the premise that ping Is Enabled:

 

2) check that the authentication configuration is invalid

The configuration may be incorrect in the authz, passwd, and svnserve. conf files.

 

3) The SVN Commit command indicates that the file "*** \ svn \ davesvn \ db \ txn-current-lock" cannot be opened. The file has insufficient permissions and cannot be written or submitted.

Run chmod-R 777 db in the cd davesvn path.