CentOS 6.3 64-bit SVN Server Setup & amp; Win7 32-bit SVN Client Connection

CentOS 6.3 64-bit SVN Server Setup & Win7 32-bit SVN Client Connection

Objective: To build a 64-bit SVN server in CentOS 6.3 and connect the Win7 32-bit SVN client.

The installation procedure is as follows:
1. yum install subversion (use yum to automatically install SVN)

2. Enter rpm-ql subversion to view the installation location, for example:

We know that svn has generated several binary files in the bin directory.
Enter svn -- help to view how to use svn, as shown in.
[Root @ master conf] # svn -- version

3. Create the svn version library directory
Mkdir-p/var/svn/svnrepos

4. Create a version Library
Svnadmin create/var/svn/svnrepos
After this command is executed, the following files are generated in the/var/svn/svnrepos directory:

5. Go to the conf directory (the svn version library configuration file)
The authz file is a permission control file.
Passwd is the account password file
Svnserve. conf SVN service configuration file

6. Set the account password
Vi passwd
Add the user and password to the [users] block. Format: account = password, for example, dan = dan

7. Set permissions
Vi authz
Add the following code at the end:
[/]
Dan = rw
Dan, the root directory of the version Library, has read and write permissions on it.

8. Modify the svnserve. conf file.
Vi svnserve. conf
Open the following comments:
Anon-access = none # unauthorized users cannot access
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 =/var/svn/svnrepos # Name of the authentication space, directory of the version Library
There must be no spaces on the left.

9. Start the svn version Library
Svnserve-d-r/var/svn/svnrepos
Service svnserve start
Service svnserve restart

Service svnserve start stop

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10. After the installation and configuration are complete, the svnserve service is added to the Automatic startup process of the system, but it is not enabled yet. Therefore, the service cannot be automatically started with the system. To ensure security, we need to modify the SVN service port and the directory of the custom version library. Therefore, you must modify the following files.

Vi/etc/rc. d/init. d/svnserve

Find the following content

Pidfile =$ {PIDFILE-/var/run/svnserve. pid}
Lockfile =$ {LOCKFILE-/var/lock/subsys/svnserve}
Args = "-- daemon -- pid-file =$ {pidfile} $ OPTIONS"

Change

Pidfile =$ {PIDFILE-/var/run/svnserve. pid}
Lockfile =$ {LOCKFILE-/var/lock/subsys/svnserve}
Logfile =/var/log/svnserve. log
Args = "-- daemon -- root/storage/repos -- listen-port 621 -- pid-file =$ {pidfile} -- log-file =$ {logfile} $ OPTIONS"

-- Root is the directory of the version Library
-- Listen-port is the SVN service port number.
-- Log-file: SVN log file

After the modification is complete, use the following command to automatically follow the system startup function for activation.

Chkconfig svnserve on

Restart the Linux system to enable the svn server.

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