Configure local Subversion

This article only records configuration of local subversion, no authentication, HTTP, ssh, and other configurations 1. install the Subversion server Yum install subversion or source code compilation and installation 2. create SVN user group Root User Shell code # groupadd developers // Add group developers # usermod-a-g developers username // Add User username to developers # ID username // check whether username is note in developer: if you open multiple window operations, run the group command under username shell to check whether the current shell is in the developers group. If you do not need to re-open the shell, the add operation takes effect, or there are other methods, to be found 3. create the svn repository directory shell code # mkdir-P/usr/local/SVN/repos/# chown-R: developers/usr/local/SVN/repos // modify the group # chmod 775-r/usr/local/SVN/repos // Add the write permission of the developers group 4. create SVN repository shell code # svnadmin create/usr/local/SVN/repos/Test 5. modify the permission CONF/svnserve. conf [general] anon-access = read auth-access = WRITE password-DB = passwd authz-DB = authz CONF/passwd [users] username = PASSWORD * = * CONF/authz [groups] @ developers = username ,... [/usr/local/SVN/repos/test] @ developers = RW username = r/W/RW * = R [test: /usr/local/SVN/repos/test] @ developers = RW username = r/W/RW * = r Note: modifying permissions does not work, the configuration may be wrong, and then you can use SVN Co/Ci/diff/STAT and other commands for the http://www.2cto.com/ OS /201203/124303.html