Configure svnserve in Ubuntu

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I like to develop on Linux. My biggest dream is to provide several lines of code to the great open-source software such as vim gcc, just a few lines for boost ....

The open-source world related to Linux is full of fun. Here we focus on the best programmers in the world.

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There are three types of svn servers: svnserve, and svnserve using the SSH channel. The most complicated method is svn + apache + http.

Svnserve is a lightweight server that can communicate with the client through a custom stateful protocol based on TCP/IP. The client starts with svn: // or svn + ssh: // svnserve URL to access a svnserve server.

Common work flow http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2011-08/40591.htm of SVN in Linux

1. Install svn

Sudo apt-get install subversion

2. After installing OK, create a working directory for your svn

Sudo mkdir-p svn

3. Create a version Library

Sudo svnadmin create myproject

Svnadmin create/svn/repos

This command creates a new directory/path/to/repos and a Subversion version repository. This directory stores some database files (and other files)

4. modify the configuration file svnserve. conf.

Anon_access = none # anonymous users cannot access

Auth_access = write # authorized users can write

Password_db = password # use password to control permissions

Auth_db = authz # access control file

5. Configure the password file

Add username = pwd

Cobing = www.linuxidc.com
Codd = www.linuxidc.net

The preceding two users are cobing and codd. Their passwords are www.linuxidc.com and www.linuxidc.net.