Configure SVN server under CentOS

1. Install Subversion

Yum-y Install Subversion

2. Open 3690 Port

SVN uses 3690 as the port

3, create SVN warehouse repository, future projects will be stored here, note that the repository as the root directory of SVN, can easily store multiple projects

Mkdir/opt/svn

4. Create our Project

Svnadmin Create/opt/svn/project_1svnadmin create/opt/svn/project_2

5. Configure project accounts and access rights

The configuration file for this project is generated when the project is created with Svnadmin

vi /opt/svn/project_1/conf/passwd //account password .... [users]admin = 123456 //account  =  Password james = 123456....vi /opt/svn/project_1 /conf/authz //User   User group access to the project .... [groups] //user group definition super = admingeneral = james .... [/foo/bar] //The path permissions relative to the SVN server root directory @super = rwadmin = rw....//multiple projects can be shared by a authz as a permission configuration, You can use the format to differentiate items at this time [project_1:/] //project root Super group users can read and write @super = rwadmin = rw // You can also specify users [project_1:/branches]//general group users can only read and write branches @general = rw .... [Authz-db in Project_2:/] //project_2 svnserve.conf need to point to this configuration file to @super = rwvi /opt/svn/ project_1/conf/svnserve.conf //project configuration ... anon-access = read //turn on anonymous access auth-access =  write //Certified writable password-db = passwd //account password file authz-db = authz //permissions authentication file Realm  = /opt/svn/project_1 //Field limited to current project ... 

5. Import our Project

SVN import ~/project_1 file:///opt/svn/project_1-m "Import project_1" svn import ~/project_2 file:///opt/svn/project_2- M "Import project_2"

Project_1 and Project_2 are your own project file structure.

|-branches//Branch |-tags//Label |-trunk//Main Library

6. Open Service

Svnserve-d-R/OPT/SVN

7, try to check out project_1 to the current directory

SVN checkout svn://yoursvnserverip/project_1//admin can be checked out but James will prompt for no permissions because we have permission for project_1 configuration James can only read and write branches directory SVN Checkout svn://yoursvnserverip/project_1/branches//admin sure can check out James can also check out svn updatesvn add filenamesvn commit-m ' Description

Here in detail the SVN permission configuration that piece

Successful use of SVN to create a project will generate the warehouse directory structure for this project, where the project's configuration file is in the Conf folder

passwd Account name Password

[Users]

Username = Userpassworld

Authz User Rights

Svnserve.conf project Configuration "multiple projects can be configured as"

Anon-access Anonymous Permissions

Auth-access Authentication Permissions

Password-db account file to specify a common file

Authz-db permission file to specify a common file

Realm scopes can specify a top-level domain

Configure SVN server under CentOS