SVN unifies Apache to implement web also access SVN

Purpose: In order to compare convenient view, pull the files inside the SVN library, use SVN and Apache together, you can use the browser directly to view the files inside SVN.

Environment:

centos6.5+subversion+apache2.2

Deployment:

1, install SVN

Yum-y Install Subversion

2, install Apache

Yum-y Install httpd

3, install the Apache support module for SVN

Yum-y Install MOD_DAV_SVN

Configuration:

1, configure SVN

Create SVN repository: Svnadmin CREATE/HOME/SVN/REPO1

Edit CONF/PASSWD

[User]

Admin=admin

Test=test

Edit Conf/authz

[Aliases]

[Groups]

Group_admin =admin

Group_test = Test

[/]

@group_admin =RW

@group_test = R

* =

[/doc]

@group_admin = RW

@group_test = RW

* =

Start: svnserve-d-R/HOME/SVN/REPO1

2, configure Apache

After installing MOD_DAV_SVN, a subversion.conf will appear under/etc/httpd/conf.d/.

This file is complicated to import svn associated Apache module

LoadModule Dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so

LoadModule Authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so

To configure this file subversion.conf, add the following paragraph

<Location/repo1> DAV svn svnpath/home/svn/repo1 svnlistparentpath on authtype Basic Authnam E "Aolens" authuserfile/home/svn/passwd Require valid-user</location>

Svnpath is the SVN address

AUTHUSERFILE/HOME/SVN/PASSWD is the browser security authentication password generation

Htpasswd-cmd passwd Aolens

Aolens is a secure authenticated user

Restart Apache

Service httpd Restart

Visit HTTP://IP/REPO1

Enter the authentication password account to view SVN information

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SVN unifies Apache to implement web also access SVN