CentOS System Installation Configure SVN server steps

SVN installation

The installation is simple:

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# Yum Install Subversion # yum Install MOD_DAV_SVN

Package installation methods for different distributions see http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html, http://www.111cn.net of course, some distributions or not idle trouble can be directly compiled installation of the source code

After installation, check to see if it worked.

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# Svnserve--version

The normal display of the version information is accomplished

Build a version Library

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#mkdir/SVN # svnadmin Create/svn/project

/svn/project is the path to the build warehouse that can theoretically be used for any directory

SVN configuration

Enter the configuration directory of the established warehouse/svn/project/conf modify the file svnserve.conf

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[General] Anon-access = none//anonymous Access auth-access = write//authenticated user rights PASSWORD-DB = passwd//password profile path, default to passwd file in same directory Realm = svnofmyproject//certification mark only

Remove the # before the corresponding line to make the statement effective, remember not to leave the front blank

Configure User name password

modifying passwd files in the same directory as the configuration files

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[Users] USR1 = PSW1 USR2 = PSW2 Start the SVN server # svnserve-d-R/SVN--listen-host 192.168.1.100

-D indicates running in the background,---r specifies the root directory of the server, so that the SVN client can use Svn://192.168.1.100/project to access the SVN server

By the way, use the following command to view the running SVN process

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# Ps-ef | grep SVN Using commands # Killall Svnserve Or # kill-9 xxxx To stop the SVN server.

By this point, performing co on the server should be fine. But other terminals may not be able to access our servers through SVN.

Firewall configuration

SVN's default port is 3609, to open the port on the firewall.

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#/sbin/iptables-a input-i eth0-p tcp--dport 3690-j ACCEPT #/sbin/service Iptables Save

It is best to look at the eth0 this parameter, if your server just like mine has a lot of network cards, and that again use is not eth0 words, it is necessary to modify

View network parameters can be used

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# ifconfig

So far, we should be able to successfully connect to the remote SVN server. Well, checkout can use

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# SVN Co svn://192.168.1.100/project

Then you are prompted to enter the previously configured username and password.