Install SVN under Ubuntu Server 10

There are many articles on the Internet for reference. Installing Svn in Ubuntu is indeed simple.

 

1. Installation

Sudo apt-Get install Subversion

 

2. Create a repository

Sudo mkdir/var/SVN

Sudo svnadmin create/var/SVN

Sudo chmod-r a + w/var/SVN/DB # this is very important. Otherwise, permission issues may occur.

 

3. modify the configuration file (the location of the configuration file varies with the location of the Repository)

Sudo VI/var/SVN/CONF/svnserve. conf

 

# Remove # Before [general]

[General]

# Anonymous access permission, which can be read, write, or none. The default value is read.

Anon-access = none

# Authenticate the user's permissions, which can be read, write, or none. The default value is write.

Auth-access = write

# Remove the path of the password database #

Password-DB = passwd

Note: All rows must have the top level; otherwise, an error is returned. Suggestion: to prevent unnecessary errors, we recommend that you overwrite the original content of the file with the content above.

 

4. Change the password file passwd

Sudo VI/var/SVN/CONF/passwd

[Users]

Svnuser = Password

 

5. Start the service

Svnserve-d-r/var/SVN

 

Svnserve -- Help

Usage: svnserve [-d |-I |-T |-x] [Options]

 

Valid options:

-D [-- daemon]: daemon mode

-I [-- inetd]: inetd Mode

-T [-- tunnel]: tunnel mode

-X [-- listen-once]: Listen-once mode (useful for debugging)

-R [-- root] Arg: Root of directory to serve

-R [-- Read-Only]: force read only, overriding repository Config File

-- Config-file Arg: Read configuration from file ARG

-- Listen-port Arg: Listen Port

[Mode: daemon, listen-Once]

-- Listen-host Arg: Listen hostname or IP address

[Mode: daemon, listen-Once]

-T [-- threads]: Use threads instead of fork [mode: Daemon]

-- Foreground: Run in foreground (useful for debugging)

[Mode: Daemon]

-- Log-file Arg: svnserve Log File

-- PID-file Arg: Write server process ID to file ARG

[Mode: daemon, listen-Once]

-- Tunnel-user Arg: Tunnel username (default is current UID's name)

[Mode: Tunnel]

-H [-- help]: display this help

-- Version: show program version information

OK. You can test it!

 

 

Others

1. Disable SVN:

Killall svnserve

 

2. Multiple IP addresses

Svnserve-d-r/var/SVN -- listen-Host IP

 

3. The default SVN port is 3690.

 

4. Set startup

Sudo VI/etc/init. d/svnd. Sh

The content is as follows:

#! /Bin/bash
# Svnserve startup
Svnserve-d-r/var/SVN

 

Run the script and set it to self-start.

Update-rc.d svnd. Sh defaults