How to install the SVN server in Ubuntu

How to install the SVN server in Ubuntu
I. Installation

1. check whether or not to install

svn --version

Uninstalled

sudo apt-get remove --purge subversion

2. Installation

sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install subversion

3. view the version

# Svn version svn -- version # svn server version svnserve -- version

4. Create a repository

sudo mkdir -p /home/projectsudo svnadmin create /home/project

Ii. Configuration

Modify the three files in the conf directory, authz, passwd, and svnserve. conf.

1. Master configuration file of the svnserve. conf Repository

[General] # anonymous users cannot read, option value none, read and writeanon-access = none # permission users can write auth-access = write # the password file is passwdpassword-db = passwd # The permission file is authzauthz-db = authz

2. passwd is a password file. All users in the current Warehouse are recorded here.

[users]# harry = harryssecret# sally = sallyssecretadmin = admin

3. authz is a permission file used to configure permissions for users in passwd.

[Groups] # create a permission group and specify the users in the group. Use and separate them. # harry_and_sally = harry, sally # harry_sally_and_joe = harry, sally, & joeadmin = zhangcy, liuzz, adminuser = admin, maym, lizh, dongyan # assign permissions to the permission group [/project] @ admin = rw @ user = rw * =

3. Start

1. Start

svnserve -d -r /home/project

2. Check whether svnserve is running

ps aux | grep svnserve

3. Stop the server

killall svnserveps aux | grep svnserve