SVN installation and Database Backup

1. Install subversion ( Ubuntu  ):

Sudo apt-Get install Subversion
=> Check whether the installation is successful: dpkg-l Subversion

=> Uninstall the program: sudo apt-Get remove Subversion

Sudo apt-Get autoremove

2. directory where the version library is created:

Mkdir/home/SVN

3. Create a project version Library:

    svnadmin create /home/svn/myproject




4. Modify svnserve. conf (File Location:/home/SVN/CONF/svnserve. conf)

[[Email protected] conf] # vi svnserve. conf

[General]

Anon-access = none

Auth-access = write

Password-DB = passwd

Authz-DB = authz

5. Directory control file authz (File Location:/home/SVN/CONF/authz)

[[Email protected] conf] # vi authz

[Groups]

Admin = zhangsan

[Myproject:/]

@ Admin = RW

* = R

6. Change the User Password File passwd (File Location:/home/SVN/CONF/passwd)

[[Email protected] conf] # vi passwd
[Users]
Zhangsan = *****

7. Start SVN

[[Email protected] WWW] # svnserve-d-r/home/SVN
=>-I is started as inetd.
=> The-D parameter indicates that svnserve will run on the background as a service.
The-R parameter specifies/home/SVN as the root directory of the code library.
In this way, when the client accesses the server using a URL such as SVN: // 192.168.0.1/myproject

The actual library is/home/SVN/myproject.
=> -- Listen-port and -- listen-host can specify the bound address and port,
=>-R can be forcibly set to read-only mode.

Note that/home/SVN is the root directory of the repository and does not overlap with the [myproject:/] Directory.

If they overlap, the following error will be prompted:

[Zhangsan @ blackghost checkout] $ SVN Co SVN: // 127.0.0.1/

SVN: Authorization failed

=> Start startup: add a line to/etc/init/rc. Local: svnserve-d-r/home/SVN

8. Check whether the instance is started.

 ps -ef | grep svnserve


=> Stop the service: killall svnserve

9. Full backup and Incremental Backup SVN

Svnadmin dump/SVN/project/WWW> full. SVN. Bak

# Completely back up the/SVN/project/WWW database and save it as full. SVN. Bak

Svnadmin dump/SVN/project/www-R 8-incremental> SVN. bak.1
# Incrementally store version Library 8 to SVN. bak.1

10. Restore the version library.

Svnadmin create/SVN/project/test # create a new version Library

Svnadmin load/SVN/project/test <full. SVN. Bak # restore full backup

Svnadmin load/SVN/project/test <SVN. bak.1 # restore the Incremental Backup content

11. Hot copy

Svnadmin hotcopy/SVN/project/www/root/backup. SVN. www/
# Hot copy of the WWW version library, which can be used directly

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SVN installation and Database Backup