Configure SVN + SVN hooks in CentOS Linux

Configure SVN + SVN hooks in CentOS Linux

Environment Introduction:
Operating System: CentOS release 6.5 (Final) 64-bit
Network Environment: Intranet

1. Configure SVN
1.1 install the SVN package
Use yum to install the components required by svn
# Yum-y install subversion

1.2 configure SVN
1.2.1 create svn LIBRARY PATH
Create the svn library path, which later provides user file writing and reading.
# Mkdir-p/date/svn/

1.2.2 create SVN version Library
Use a specific command to create a version library. After successful creation, the SVN configuration file will appear in the directory.
# Svnadmin create/date/svn/

1.2.3 define the configuration file
# Vim/opt/svndata/repos1/conf/svnserve. conf

[General]
Anon-access = none
Auth-access = write
Password-db = passwd # configuration file that defines the User password
Authz-db = authz # configuration file that defines User Permissions
Realm = svn

1.2.4 user permission Configuration
1. Create svn Access Users
# Vim/data/svn/passwd

[Users]
Test = test creates a user named "tset password" test ".

2. Configure user access permissions
# Vi/opt/svndata/repos1/conf/authz

[Groups]
Admin = test
# Harry_and_sally = harry, sally
[/]
@ Admin = rw
[Repos1:/abc/aaa]
@ Admin = r

Version library directory format:
[<Version library>:/project/directory] # takes the project name as the first unit. Imagine a project as a unit.
@ <User group name >=< permission>
<User name >=< permission>
The box number can be written in multiple ways:
/, Indicating the root directory and the following. The root directory is specified when svnserve is started. We specify it as/opt/svndata. In this way,/sets permissions for all version libraries.
Repos1:/, indicating to set permissions for Version 1
Repos2:/abc, indicating to set permissions for the abc Project in version library 2
Repos2:/abc/aaa, indicating to set permissions for the aaa directory of the abc Project in version library 2
The permission subject can be a user group, user, or *. The user group is preceded by @, * indicating all users. The permission can be w, r, wr, or null. If it is null, no permission is granted.
1.2.5 start SVN
# Svnserve-d-r/date/svn/

-D Indicates running in daemon mode (running in the background)
-R/date/svn specifies that the root directory is/date/svn
1.3 configure hooks
1.3.1 configure a version check tool
I used python to write a tool that automatically detects the file version in the library. The Code is as follows:
# Vim/date/svn/hooks/gouzi. py
#! /Usr/bin/env python
If _ name __= = '_ main __':
Importsys, string
Try:
Logfile = open ('/tmp/python. out', 'a + ')
Logfile. write ("this is python hook ")
Logfile. close ()
Except t:
Exit (1)
Sys. exit (0)

This tool must be stored in the hooks directory in the library directory.
1.3.2 configure the UPDATE script
1. Manually checkout once on the client
# Svn checkout svn: // 192.168.21.28/repos

2. Edit the automatic synchronization script
# Vim svn_update.sh

The Code is as follows:
#! /Bin/bash
/Usr/bin/svn update/linshi/repos -- username test -- password test
If [$? = 0]
Then
Echo "OK">/tmp/z. out
Fi

Where:/linshi/is the storage directory (depending on the environment)
-- Username test username is test
-- Password test: password test
3. Modify permissions
# Chmod + x/root/svn_update.sh

4. Configure scheduled tasks
Because the script cannot be automatically executed, configure the scheduled task to be executed once per minute.
# Crontab-e
* ***/Root/svn_update.sh>/dev/null 2> & 1

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