CentOS 6.5 System builds SVN service

CentOS 6.5 System Setup SVN Service

1. View system kernel and number of bits

[Email protected] ~]# cat/etc/redhat-release

CentOS Release 6.5 (Final)

[Email protected] ~]# uname-a

Linux vm2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Nov 03:15:09 UTC x86_64 x86_64 x86_64gnu/linux

1. installation Svn

Yum-y Install Subversion

1. View SVN package is installed

Rpm-aqsubversion

Subversion-1.6.11-15.el6_7.x86_64

1. Configuration and startup SVN Service

Establish SVN version Coogan directory (svndata) and Password permissions directory (svnpasswd)

Mkdir-p/application/svndata

mkdir-p/application/svnpasswd

1. start The SVN service process

Svnserve-d-r/application/svndata/

1. build The SVN repository

Svnadmin Create/application/svndata/sadoc

1. modifying The svnserver.conf configuration file

Backup configuration file

Cp-f Svnserve.confsvnserve.confbak

[Email protected] conf]# egrep "\-access|\-db=" svnserve.conf

# anon-access = Read

# auth-access = Write

# password-db = passwd

# authz-db = Authz

Modify

VI svnserve.conf

Anon-access = none #12 line

auth-access = Write #13 line

Password-db =/application/svnpasswd/passwd #20 line

authz-db =/application/svnpasswd/authz #27 line

1. Modify Authz ,passwd configuration file

CP Authz passwd/application/svnpasswd/

Enter /application/svnpasswd

chmod 700 *

1. Set Account password

Vi passwd

in the [Users] Add user and password in block format: Account number = passwords, such as Dan=dan

1. . Set Permissions

VI Authz

Add the following code at the end:

[sadoc:/]

Dan=rw

W=r

It means the repository root directory Dan have read and write access to it, W only Read permissions.

1. Restart the SVN service

Svnserve-d-R svnserve-d-r/application/svndate

1. Install the SVN client

Process omitted ....

1. 13. test

Create a new test folder, and under that folder, right-click to select SVN Checkout as ( to install TortoiseSVN beforehand ) :

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Fill in SVN address, such as:

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Enter a password, such as:

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Login success:

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This is the SVN service setup.

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CentOS 6.5 System builds SVN service