Install SVN and configure through yum in centos

 

1. Environment
Centos5.5

2. Install SVN
Yum-y install Subversion

3. Configuration

Create a version library directory
Mkdir/www/svndata

Svnserve-d-r/www/svndata

4. Create a version Library

Create a new subversion Project
Svnadmin create/www/svndata/oplinux

Configure to allow rsync access
CD/www/svndata/oplinux/Conf

VI svnserve. conf
Anon-access = none
Auth-access = write
Password-DB = passwd

Note: there must be no space before the modified file; otherwise, an error occurred while starting the svn server.

VI passwd
[Users]
# <User 1 >=< password 1>
# <User 2 >=< password 2>
David = 1, 123456

5. Client Connection
SVN Co SVN: // ip/oplinux
Password: 123456

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6. To synchronize SVN and web, you can co it or directly configure it in the repository.

1) set the root directory of the Web server to/www/webroot.

2) checkout SVN

SVN Co SVN: // localhost/oplinux/www/webroot

Modify permissions to Web users

Chown-r Apache: Apache/www/webroot/oplinux

3) create a synchronization script

CD/www/svndata/oplinux/hooks/

Cppost-commit.tmpl post-commit

Edit post-commit and add the following content at the end of the file:

Export lang = en_US.UTF-8
SVN =/usr/bin/SVN
Web =/www/webroot/
$ SVN update $ web-username rsync-Password rsync
Chown-r Apache: Apache $ Web

Add script execution permission

Chmod + X Post-commit

Install SVN and configure through yum in centos