Build the Linux svn service and build the linuxsvn Service

Build the Linux svn service and build the linuxsvn Service
1. Install svn in yumYum-y install subversion2. view the installed svn versionSvnserve -- version3. Create a code library1. create a directory named mkdir-p/home/test2. create the version library svnadmin create/home/test and execute the preceding command to automatically create the test database, check the/home/test folder and find that files such as conf, db, format, hooks, locks, and README.txt are included. This indicates that a SVN library has been created.4. Configure the code libraryGo to the conf directory of the code library created above. 1. configure vim passwd file suvan = 123456 username = PASSWORD 2. permission authz configuration vim authz file is added with two lines after the file [/] # indicates all resources under the root directory suvan = rw # role created in the previous step = read and write permissions 3. svn service configuration vim svnserve. anon-access = none # anonymous access permission added to conf under [general], which can be read, write, none, the default value is read auth-access = write # grant the authorized user the write permission. password-db = passwd # password Database path authz-db = authz # access control file realm =/home/test # authentication namespace, the subversion is displayed in the authentication prompt and serves as the key word cached by the credential.5. Start the svn ServiceSvnserve-d-r/home/test configuration is complete. Start to test the svn address on a windows client. Enter svn: // ip address/version library address.Ps: to facilitate management, it is best to create folders under a unified directory, create version libraries with svnadmin create, and then follow the above configurations respectively, finally, start the svn service in the upper-layer folder.