CentOS6.4 APACHE+SVN

1. Experimental Topology

SVN server (Subversion):192.168.1.126

SVN client (TortoiseSVN):(http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html)

2. prepare the yum source

#cd/etc/yum.repos.d/#wget Http://mirrors.163.com/.help/CentOS6-Base-163.repo

3. Install packages

#yum Install httpd httpd-devel mod_dav_svn Subversion mod_ssl

4. See if the test installs the svn module

# Ls/etc/httpd/modules/| grep svnmod_authz_svn.somod_dav_svn.so # SVN--version

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5.Create directory, initialize

# mkdir-p/data/svn/repo# cd/data/svn/repo# svnadmin create peace////after the command is executed, multiple files are automatically created in the Peace directory, respectively conf, DB, format, hooks , locks, README.txt. # Chown-r Apache.apache Peace

6, configuration subversion.conf

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LoadModule dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.soloadmodule authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so ... <Location       /repos> DAV SVN #SVNParentPath/data/svn/repo//later will explain why not use this svnpath/data/svn/repo/peace svnlistparentpath on AuthType Basic authname "Authorization Realm" Authuserfile/data/svn/passwdfile authzsvnaccessfile/d Ata/svn/accessfile Require valid-user</location>

7. Add User Password

# htpasswd-c/data/svn/passwdfile peace//Create user password, first with-C, only add the following # Htpasswd/data/svn/passwdfile test

8. re-starting Apache

#service httpd Restart

9. The rights access control file is created below, You can view specific permissions by yourself :

# VI/DATA/SVN/ACCESSFILE[/]*=RW [groups]dev=peacetest=test [repos:/] @test =r@dev=r [repos:/test] @test =rw*=

10. start svn

#svnserver-D

11. Client Login View

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Error Resolution:

You don ' t had permission to Access/repos in this server (SVN)

Workaround:

subversion.conf content Svnparentpath changed to Svnpath

Content Svnparentpath not changed to Svnpath

So the archive will be treated like a root directory. The above error has occurred

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CentOS6.4 APACHE+SVN