Redhat Linux Install SVN server Collabnetsubversionedge

Please read the Readme file that comes with the installation package carefully!

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1. Go to the official website first, find the installation package;

http://subversion.apache.org/

Http://www.collab.net/downloads/subversion

I downloaded the collabnetsubversionedge-4.0.8_linux-x86.tar.gz.

2. Create an SVN account such as named Svnuser, followed by the user to install, start the SVN service

Useradd svnuser//Plus users

passwd svnuser//Set Password

3. Add Svnuser to Sudeor

A. Execute chmod u+w/etc/sudoer Open Modify permissions First
B. Then modify it with the root user and save the exit after the modification is completed.

Find root all= (all) all, add Svnuser all= (All) to the next line and save exit
C. Re-execute chmod u-w/etc/sudoer turn off Modify permissions

4. Installation requires Java and Python environments

Java-version

Python-v

To determine if there are already Java and Python environments, please install them yourself

5. Setting the Java environment variables

Export Java_home=/usr/java/default

The following path uses Whereis Java/which java to determine

My Java execution path is in/usr/bin/java, so export java_home=/usr

Execute the following command to test whether the environment variable is valid:
# $JAVA _home/bin/java-version
Java Version "1.6.0_20"
Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_20-b02)
Java HotSpot (TM) Client VMs (build 16.3-b01, mixed mode, sharing)

6. Switch to the directory where you want to install CollabNet subversion, and I will install SVN to/opt/under this installation.
$ cd/opt
7. After extracting the file, a directory named "CSVN" is generated under the current directory.
$ tar zxf collabnetsubversionedge-x.y.z_linux-x86.tar.gz

8. In order to install subversion, you need to have root privileges, or use sudo to get root privileges (3rd step Svnuser has been granted permission)
$ su-svnuser
$ CD CSVN
$ sudo-e BIN/CSVN Install

In addition to configuring your system so, the server is started
With the system, it would also write the current java_home and the
Current username on to the file data/conf/csvn.conf. Can edit this
File if needed as it controls the startup settings for the application.
By setting the Java_home and Run_as_user variables in this file, it
Ensures they is set correctly when the application is run.

9. Start Subversion Service, cannot run with root, use Svnuser.
$ BIN/CSVN Start

Ten. Optional. Configure the Apache Subversion server to start automatically when the system boots. Also use Svnuser
$ CD CSVN
$ sudo bin/csvn-httpd Install

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Reference Documentation:

Http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6ffa25ae01015vz9.html

http://blog.csdn.net/hazy/article/details/8771806

http://blog.163.com/[email protected]/blog/static/17090237920130241326141/

Http://hi.baidu.com/ttyard/item/8fe1960ac32e5574bfe97eef

http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/360115598